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How do you uninstall this?
Check the instructions here:
https://github.com/dave14305/FlexQoS
It should get added to the GUI when the firewall starts during boot up. Or if you press Apply on the QoS page. Otherwise, check your system log for errors.
Usually it happens when we can’t determine the correct WAN interface name. Can you post the flexqos debug output?hello @dave14305
recently i have been seeing a lot of these errors on the log
i was in 0.9.2 until now. ill be looking the log for more errors
Yes indeed a bug. I feel safe in assuming all slots were actually occupied with pages in your case? I need to test for no slots and no previous entry.Bug in your approach to "reserve" a new slot?
FlexQoS is still happily occupying user10Code:Jul 11 03:30:00 RT-AC86U warning FlexQoS: /jffs/addons/flexqos/flexqos.sh (pid=18106) called with 1 args: -check Jul 11 03:30:00 RT-AC86U warning FlexQoS: No API slots available to install web page Jul 11 03:30:01 RT-AC86U warning FlexQoS: No TC modifications necessary
Correct, all 10 slots filled with a user pageYes indeed a bug. I feel safe in assuming all slots were actually occupied with pages in your case? I need to test for no slots and no previous entry.
hi daveUsually it happens when we can’t determine the correct WAN interface name. Can you post the flexqos debug output?
Gaming traffic doesn't need much bandwidth. I would honestly leave those settings to default.I dont exactly know what you need but here it is
is it good lets say to set the max badwith on web surfing to 70% so that it dont interfere with gaming that much ?
And can someone explain me what exactly the minimun reserved bandwith mean ?
I also try to use more bandwith Reserve for gaming and with These settings does it work?
All your traffic will show as Gaming because you have a blank rule for Gaming as the last rule. You should delete the last 4 rules since they override everything else. And your first rule in the list is supposed to have a local IP or CIDR defined. You should really just reset the rules and start over.I dont exactly know what you need but here it is
is it good lets say to set the max badwith on web surfing to 70% so that it dont interfere with gaming that much ?
And can someone explain me what exactly the minimun reserved bandwith mean ?
I also try to use more bandwith Reserve for gaming and with These settings does it work?
All iptables rules that do not specify any IPv4 addresses are also added with ip6tables.Hi Dave,
Would you happen to know if FlexQoS has the iptables6 rule already set up (hard coded) to divert IPv6 USENET traffic (binary downloads) to the "File Transfers" category?
FYI I had to manually add that rule to my copy of FreshJR QoS v8.8; so it wouldn't be in Flex unless you added it yourself.
That will have to go on the back burner since I don't keep track of that category in the WebUI now. Plus, it's not guaranteed to be accurate if you have AppDB wildcard rules defined. An interesting idea once I get the basics taken care of for 1.0.@dave14305 I hope you don't mind me making a silly request? Is it possible when using the new search appdb feature in 0.9.3 to make it when you select an app name to not only make the mark show up but it change the class drop down to the default category for that app? This would make it easier to tell if I need to move an app to another category or if it is good where it is by default. Thank you for all your hard work, it's amazing!
I am pushing a hotfix now that I hope handles this situation better. Plus other minor issues with installation.Correct, all 10 slots filled with a user page
I only ask b/c I'm finding myself still having to use SSH appdb to verify the default category before making a rule, so (for me at least) it's not really saving me any time to know just the mark. I'm not to sound ungrateful b/c it is truly a wonderful improvement over Fresh's!That will have to go on the back burner since I don't keep track of that category in the WebUI now. Plus, it's not guaranteed to be accurate if you have AppDB wildcard rules defined. An interesting idea once I get the basics taken care of for 1.0.
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