Just wanted to give an update. Appears the problem as been identified by dave14305, thank you Dave. You can learn more here about it: Prevent wrong client name in Get_LocalName() Looking forward to the new release that corrects this.
Working fine for me on 388.8_4. No errors in the browser console.Anyone else having problems with the GUI now?
I had a similar issue...I had to uninstall Skynet, reboot router and reinstall Skynet.Not going to chase it tonight. I'll catch up tomorrow.
Ive had this as well several times, no idea why but ended completely removing SkyNet then reinstalling it and a reboot... all was well.Anyone else having problems with the GUI now?
Skynet is blocking, as shown in the logs:
View attachment 64009
Skynet CLI shows no problems:
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GUI is dead:
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Renamed to a text file.Share your/www/ext/skynet/stats.js
file before you do anything. Reinstalling may be expedient, but does nothing to understand why it got wonky in the first place.
Are there browser errors visible in the F12 console?Renamed to a text file.
*edit* just to add, up until yesterday I was using the default list. Swapped to Jack-Sparr0w's list to test after seeing this error.
errorCode": "OVER_QUERY_LIMIT"', '', ' "error": "maximum number of queries per day exceeded"', '}',
Are you saying there are built-in lookup limits that only affect the gui? Surely it would be better to stop the lookups whilst continuing the basic stats as in the CLI? Am I mad?It looks like you’ve exceeded the quota for the services that Skynet uses for geoIP lookups
No, it also affects the CLI stats generation. Skynet uses db-ip.com for country lookups. Their free service has limitations/quotas. No idea how that works on their end.Are you saying there are built-in lookup limits that only affect the gui?
firewall stats
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