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noticed after the hotfixes the uptime, memory section, network section and active connections were not showing.
I solved the problem by editing the file /usr/lib/lua/luci/view/admin_status/index.htm replacing the two lines below <script type="text/rocketscript" data-rocketsrc="<%=resource%>/cbi.js"></script> <script type="text/rocketscript">//<![CDATA[ With the two lines below <script type="text/javascript" src="<%=resource%>/cbi.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[ The hot fixes of 8.1, 8.2 an 8.3 changed these lines and it stop working for me correctly, I put the two original lines back and it works fine for now me. I am using Firefox so maybe some browers can handle the rocketscript. FYI |
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I am using still script 7.x, with
<pre> <script type="text/javascript" src="<%=resource%>/cbi.js"></script> </pre> in chrome (latest) i have no problems. Where is the "rocketscript" coming from? Could it be related to: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9681032/why-is-wordpress-placing-text-rocketscript-instead-of-text-javascript-when-u
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I had this same problem, used your edits above, and fixed a few things. I continued to have problems with getting multiple 'appends' of date and version. So I edited the /sbin/fw_upgrade script
from: # Shield Update Version: parse version number from the comments at the top of this script grep -oP "^\s*#\s*VER.*-\s*\K([0-9\.]+)(?=\s*#\s*$)" /sbin/fw_upgrade > /.do_date (was this supposed to point to .do_date since its for version?) # Shield Update Last Run: append current date date >> /.do_date to: # Shield Update Version: parse version number from the comments at the top of this script rm -f /.version grep -oP "^\s*#\s*VER.*-\s*\K([0-9\.]+)(?=\s*#\s*$)" /sbin/fw_upgrade >> /.version # Shield Update Last Run: append current date rm -f /.do_date date >> /.do_date and formatting issues now resolved. I am using the 8.3.2 'fw_upgrade' script. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
Shield Pro v1, Chaos Calmer, FW 1.51 SP1, v8.3.2, Bridge Mode
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Hi Wisiwyg, you shouldn't have needed to change /sbin/fw_upgrade from
grep -oP "^\s*#\s*VER.*-\s*\K([0-9\.]+)(?=\s*#\s*$)" /sbin/fw_upgrade > /.do_date date >> /.do_dateThe first line containing the single > replaces any pre-existing /.do_date file with the parsed version text. Then the second line with double >> appends the current date as a new line. I'm not sure why you were seeing duplicates. (maybe you had a double >> on your first line?) Without the duplicates though, /.do_date should then be successfully parsed by the latest /usr/lib/lua/luci/view/admin_status/index.htm via <tr><td width="33%"><%:Shield Update Version%></td><td><%=luci.sys.exec("head -n 1 /.do_date") or "?"%> <small style='color:#999;padding-left:3em'>/sbin/fw_upgrade</small></td></tr> <tr><td width="33%"><%:Shield Update Last Run%></td><td><%=luci.sys.exec("tail -n 1 /.do_date | cut -c5-10") or "?"%></td></tr>I converged both lines back into the original .do_date file, because .version was only later introduced specifically for display on the admin Status page (which I thought wasn't really needed).
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