Lightsquid and Lighttpd
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looking later
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Pre-test scrinshot. What options do i need to add more?
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Updated screenshot and gui files for test.
PS cron temporary not activated - only make cfg
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Maybe uupdate interval for the cronjob and an "process logs now" button to kick off log püarsing to have the latest info when viewing.
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Maybe uupdate interval for the cronjob and an "process logs now" button to kick off log püarsing to have the latest info when viewing.
Thx
"Process Logs now" Button - good idea :D
And may be add "Rotate Squid Log" cron job - where squid developers not inserted this future to self package? -
Look up gui files for test
PS: it's not fo install - only test with alrady installed Lightsquid
PS1: cron managment temporary disabled -
Yess - cron worked
#crontab -e
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*/20 * * * * /usr/local/www/lightsquid/lightparser.pl <enter><esc>:wqi VERY recomend
#crontab -e
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*/20 * * * * /usr/local/www/lightsquid/lightparser.pl today <enter><esc>:wq</esc></enter></esc></esc></enter></esc> -
Last version 1.7.1 but i don't find latest Ric skin - only for 1.5.
PS pfPackage for this may be simplest I already write template ;D
unfortunately as you say RIC template OUTDATE
and now not support ALL features
i not recomend to use it ;(if you have own template please send me, i add it in next release ;)
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I not found template ric for 1.7.1
But i change manualy ric versions in his modules to current (1.7.1) - and all ok :P
2 week active test - nothing any unsupported futures :)
May be this insurance by developer?
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Thx for test crontab - i work with them 1 week - all passed.
Now make installation package part (may be need 2-3 days) -
The package needs to populate the crontab entries in config.xml that the recent snapshots support.
If we can get this fixed I will consider adding this as a package for 1.2.
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Sources for installation test
Plz test this.
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Added buttons 'Reresh now' and 'Refresh full' for background refreshing of data'Refresh full' function scan to 100 rotated access.log files and update that.
But all jobs start together :( Have any way for queue command's? (may be pl script?) -
I not found template ric for 1.7.1
But i change manualy ric versions in his modules to current (1.7.1) - and all ok :P
2 week active test - nothing any unsupported futures :)
May be this insurance by developer?
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Thx for test crontab - i work with them 1 week - all passed.
Now make installation package part (may be need 2-3 days)as author i say, RIC template outdated ;)
some new features not supported in RIC template ;)if you make package, i recomend you not use RIC templete
all features in ric - work fine, but new doesn't exist in it ;)
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In this package Ric not installed Only Base and text
ps Can you speek on russian? -
In this package Ric not installed Only Base and text
ps Can you speek on russian?yes, russian my native language ;)
please welcome lightsquid <<>> gmail.com ;) -
Very nice addition to pfsense! Keep on the work :)
p.s. i'm russian too. -
BIG thanks author lightsquid :)
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Has the package been corrected to utilize the pfSense cron config.xml capabilities?
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Has the package been corrected to utilize the pfSense cron config.xml capabilities?
..khm..
You about this?<modify_system><modifyfilename>/etc/crontab</modifyfilename> <textneeded>*/20 * * * * root /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/www/lightsquid/lightparser.pl > /dev/null</textneeded> <modifyfilename>/etc/crontab</modifyfilename> <textneeded>0 0 * * * root /usr/local/sbin/squid -k rotate > /dev/null</textneeded></modify_system>
This right?
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No.
See tdr_install_cron() from /etc/inc/pfsense-utils.inc on a recent snapshot.
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Then I do not understand what needs to be done >:(
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The cron entries need to be added to config.xml now.
First, download config.xml from a recent snapshot and look how the items look.
Now, CAREFULLY read that function that I pointed out that adds the items to cron. The point is, you need to add items to cron in the same fashion that the function I showed you does… The function is an example only.