@patient0 Excellent ... thanks!
At the moment, the widget is correctly displaying the state (result of yesterday's reboots).
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That's consistent with the PHP script output.
gateway: WAN_DHCP6
... friendly iface: wan
... isdefault: true
... gateway status: enabled
... get iface gateway: 'fe80::be9a:8eff:fe0b:3b81%igc0'
gateway: WAN_DHCP
... friendly iface: wan
... isdefault: true
... gateway status: enabled
... get iface gateway: a.b.c.d
gateway: E1V95_LTEGW
... friendly iface: opt12
... isdefault: false
... gateway status: enabled
... get iface gateway: '192.168.95.1'
It's also consistent with netstat.
[24.11-RELEASE][admin@pfSense.home.arpa]/root: netstat -rn | grep default
default a.b.c.d UGS igc0
default fe80::be9a:8eff:fe0b:3b81%igc0 UGS igc0
I'll run the script again and post the results when I next see the failure.
I made small changes to the script to handle different gateway statuses and missing addresses. The WAN_DHCP and E1V95_LTEGW interfaces on my system are set up as a gateway group -- IPv4 failover -- so it's normal for one of them not to be the default gateway.
require_once("pfsense-utils.inc");
$a_gateways = return_gateways_array();
foreach ($a_gateways as $gname => $gateway) {
echo "gateway: ", $gateway['name'], "\n";
echo "... friendly iface: ", $gateway['friendlyiface'], "\n";
echo "... isdefault: ";
if (isset($gateway['isdefaultgw'])) {
echo "true\n";
} else {
echo "false\n";
}
echo "... gateway status: ";
if (isset($gateway['inactive'])) {
echo "inactive\n";
} elseif (isset($gateway['disabled'])) {
echo "disabled\n";
} else {
echo "enabled\n";
}
$if_gw = '';
if ($gateway['ipprotocol'] == "inet") {
$if_gw = get_interface_gateway($gateway['friendlyiface']);
} else {
$if_gw = get_interface_gateway_v6($gateway['friendlyiface']);
}
echo "... get iface gateway: '", $if_gw, "'\n";
//var_dump($gateway);
}
