skeal,@RMerlin I'm getting this error in my logs since updating to newest alpha for ac3100.Is it something I've done wrong?Code:TCP: time wait bucket table overflow
It means a high number of TIME_WAIT state connections. Can happen in theory if you are being bombarded with connection attempts, or if you are using a client that establishes a lot of connections (think Bittorrent) and either the client has been closed (leaving to many remote peers trying to connect to you), or you are trying to connect to a lot of unreachable peers.
The Network Tools -> Netstat page might give you a hint.
I hope to get in the next future a definitive and working Merlin version including AiMesh support.....I want use Asus routers for long time...,I don't want put aside any Asus router.....
Since asus released new firmware today will these updates find their way into this build?
My question is now that RT-AC5300 has been officially bumped to Version 3.0.0.4.384.20287 will you try to get a GPL to see if it can be bumped up on merlin's version as well?
VPN-Status page in french is still broken with this alpha.
Others tabs are OK! in french(TOR,Serveur VPN,CLient VPN), its only the VPN status pagecould you go through every single page in French to see if other pages are having issues
No worriesI don't generally test other languages
No worries
I have tried all other languages and all tabs are ok. Its always with french. Sorry to bother you again with this.
Probably a quote or an accent breaking the JS code - it has happened in the past.
I don't generally test other languages because it's quite time-consuming. While at it, could you go through every single page in French to see if other pages are having issues like the VPNStatus page? That way I'll be able to have a pass at fixing any others at the same time.
Access_Time=Temps d'accès
- code += '<th style="text-align:left;white-space:nowrap;"><#Access_Time#></th>';
+ code += "<th style='text-align:left;white-space:nowrap;'><#Access_Time#></th>";
Indeed FR.dict line 693 has no backslash before the apostrophe:
This may be intentional, because the <#Access_Time#> tag is also used in an HTML context in Guest_network.asp. So if you would add a backslash before the quote it would appear on that page visibly. I think it could be solved in FR.dict by changing that line to Access_Time=Temps d'accès.Code:Access_Time=Temps d'accès
But to solve this issue in Advanced_VPNStatus.asp an easy solution would be to build the string in function parseIPSecData using double quotes instead of single quotes around the pieces. Just like the string is built in function showIPSecClients in Advanced_VPN_IPSec.asp.
Like this:
Code:- code += '<th style="text-align:left;white-space:nowrap;"><#Access_Time#></th>'; + code += "<th style='text-align:left;white-space:nowrap;'><#Access_Time#></th>";
Test Ai Protection using the links from the Trend Micro Web Protection test page:
https://success.trendmicro.com/solu...the-web-reputation-feature-in-officescan-osce
They don't all produce the warning page, but I haven't looked into it to determine the reason. The warning page is the result of the reputation scores.
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