Thanks. Was wondering if they would invest the space in say a full install of bash, but one of the scritps was calling awk and another sed for formatting data. Looks like you could have some real fun with this. Wish there was a way (easy and cheap) to boost the memory available.
Thanks again though for the shell info.
fundamentalism, fundamentally wrong.
My router didn't hang anymore, part of the reason I believe is that I am not getting good d/l speed, so I am not in a position to say these settings rocks. I still have to experiment more to figure out the fine line b/w good d/l rate and low overhead on router.
Anyone have suggestions for goot settings please help.
snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com hath wroth:
I don't have any suggestions for improving the BitTorrent stability. Methinks you're on the right track.
However, I've found a problem with the 12/25/05 release of DD-WRT v23 firmware. The DHCP server or DHCP lease log apparently gets trashed overnight and will not renew leases the next day. I haven't tried to figure out why. This is on two different units (v1.1 and v3.0 hardware). The changelog claims that it's fixed: |
William P.N. Smith hath wroth:
Dunno. At least nobody has complained and I just noticed the problem. In the office, I have about 3 permanent and 1 transient clients. The ones that get turned on and off each day are the ones that get confused. Everything boots normally, but they don't get a DCHP issued IP address. IPCONFIG /RENEW does nothing. Same with unplugging the CAT5 cable. The output of "dumpleases" looks normal. The problem started when I upgraded to the 12/25/05 version and was no present on a previous beta version. That's as far as I've gone with trouble shooting. More next week when I have some more time to do testing.
Oh, I think I found a clue. Output of "dumpleases -r" looks normal: | /tmp # dumpleases -r |Hostname Mac Address IP-Address Expires in |dellbert2 00:b0:d0:19:0c:99 192.168.111.152 8 hours, 22 minutes, 53 seconds |ZULIMDG9P3041 00:0c:f1:8a:34:fc 192.168.111.150 15 hours, 38 minutes, 46 seconds |david 00:00:b4:66:13:7a 192.168.111.156 13 hours, 54 minutes, 38 seconds
Output of "dumpleases -a" (absolute) is all wrong: | /tmp # dumpleases -a |Hostname Mac Address IP-Address Expires at |dellbert2 00:b0:d0:19:0c:99 192.168.111.152 Thu Jan 1 08:24:23 1970 |ZULIMDG9P3041 00:0c:f1:8a:34:fc 192.168.111.150 Thu Jan 1 15:40:16 1970 |david 00:00:b4:66:13:7a 192.168.111.156 Thu Jan 1 13:56:08 1970
I'll bug report it later tonite after I try some more tests. Todays project is to replace literally everything at a weather station I help maintain. Oh what fun tower climbing in the rain with a possible cold or flue can be...
Does this cause any of your clients to get confused, when their DHCP server loses it's memory every 12 hours?
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