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Should be a simple update. All your settings should stay in place.Thanks John, will test tonight.
Anything I need to consider when going from B5 to B6, seeing that I setup by hand on a fresh B5 install? I do use VPN and have both my CA cert on jffs as well as my public key for ssh on jffs.
My tool also creates a jffs backup (did it before we had the gui option). So if you run my tool, you will automatically get both the nvram and jffs. The jffs restore needs to be run separately, jffs-restore.shAnd side bar question, does your nvram tool also cover objects normally stored in nvram space but moved to jffs? Or are you dividing the line, and thinking that a. your tool covers nvram, b. jffs backup from webui covers moved items?
Which I would believe is good, right? I don't use upnp, but I believe in other firmware (DD-WRT/OpenWRT(LEDE) comes to mind), it is the default behavior to hold rules, unless specified to clean after x amount of time, or on reboot.Well I never got around to reverting, but I loaded 26B6 and the upnp port forwards are back to persisting long after the consoles are shut off, which I’m 95% sure was the case in versions prior to beta 5.
Seems to depend on the browser. Chrome will show the last cached page on the back button, then authenticate.....Firefox authenticates then shows the cached page.EDIT: Worked fine.
Side note, hitting the back button after logout does take you to a full view of the last page you were on, but you are instantly challenged to re-auth, as expected.
I let a session time out and it did require reauth, which is a first for safari. It normally keeps authentication even with a specific manual user logout, clears only with a full cache reset. iOS 11 beta 2, fwiw.An enhancement to force a re-validation of http credentials after an auto logoff or disconnect. This turned out to be much more complex than I originally thought, since the original httpd server code had limited awareness when checking credentials that you may have logged into the web gui from different clients (one at a time of course). Feedback will be appreciated.
I don’t know if it’s better or worse to be honest. I think in theory it would be better if things were clear and tidy like in beta 5 but the Xbox(es) get all emotional about the ports changing on them because they (Xbox) don’t renegotiate properly under some conditions.Which I would believe is good, right? I don't use upnp, but I believe in other firmware (DD-WRT/OpenWRT(LEDE) comes to mind), it is the default behavior to hold rules, unless specified to clean after x amount of time, or on reboot.
What's your addressing scheme for the pi? Is it on the same subnet as the router?At the risk of being ignored again (still dont know whether shadow banned or something), I wanted to know what could be the cause for this apparent bottleneck
Yes it is. I have switched to 10.93.69.x scheme to prevent conflicts on the client side.What's your addressing scheme for the pi? Is it on the same subnet as the router?
Do you have QoS enabled on the router?
Sorry, I don't follow the 'prevent conflicts' part.....Yes it is. I have switched to 10.93.69.x scheme to prevent conflicts on the client side.
Sorry, I don't follow the 'prevent conflicts' part.....
What is the router address, pi address, and address range for the clients.
Both appear to be working fine. Thanks John.Update-26B6 Highlights
- An enhancement to force a re-validation of http credentials after an auto logoff or disconnect
- Fix incomplete/corrupt JFFS backup
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