Smart view for HSFC queues
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Now it would be nice to incorporate this design into 2.3 It's a constantly moving target I know :)
Perhaps this should be a new .php file accessed via a new tab at the top of the shaper page "Table view". That way it won't impact existing functionality.
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Now it would be nice to incorporate this design into 2.3 It's a constantly moving target I know :)
Perhaps this should be a new .php file accessed via a new tab at the top of the shaper page "Table view". That way it won't impact existing functionality.
That would be great! :)
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Is there any news about that?
I'm reconfiguring my HSFC queues and It'd be really useful.
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Nope. This topic pretty much died almost a year ago and nothing has been said about it since. Considering it was last updated about 4 years ago and is shown as working with pfSense 2.0.1, I would doubt it still works in 2.3 but you never know.
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@KOM:
Nope. This topic pretty much died almost a year ago and nothing has been said about it since. Considering it was last updated about 4 years ago and is shown as working with pfSense 2.0.1, I would doubt it still works in 2.3 but you never know.
As you can see on my nov '15 post it has stopped to work already since 2.2.5…
BTW I can't understand why there's not too much interest in that feature... In my opinion is really useful... ::)
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@KOM:
Nope. This topic pretty much died almost a year ago and nothing has been said about it since. Considering it was last updated about 4 years ago and is shown as working with pfSense 2.0.1, I would doubt it still works in 2.3 but you never know.
As you can see on my nov '15 post it has stopped to work already since 2.2.5…
BTW I can't understand why there's not too much interest in that feature... In my opinion is really useful... ::)
If you run the following command via SSH or console, you will get a similar output to this "smart view"
pftop -s1 -v queue -
Close, but the other view was a lot more informative and easy on the eyes.
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@KOM:
Close, but the other view was a lot more informative and easy on the eyes.
Surely a color-modded pftop wouldn't be too hard…
It's funny how "professional" a classy, semi-useless GUI can make an product seem, regardless of whether the underlying system is quality or not. I'm not saying I gain nothing useful from a pretty GUI, it's just that what I gain is more of a sense of well-being than actual information. Both are useful in their own ways. No disrespect to either.
Open-source is notorious for being aesthetically unpleasing. Years of Linux as my desktop has likely taught me more than if were using Windows, but I'm also more sullen and neck-bearded... Get off my lawn! ;)
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I would be willing to help get this into pfSense, but unfortunately there are quite a few changes that would need to be made for it to work with the current version.
- The code needs to be re-based to be compatible with the current version of pfSense rather than the very old v2.0.1
- The HTML produced by the page should employ Bootstrap styling
- All of the style elements (colors, fonts etc) should be moved to CSS so that themes can be supported
- The folder/sub-folder icons used on the shaper pages should be used in the table, not the ASCII chars [>
If the author were to update the code in this way, and better yet submit it as a pull request, it would be a nice addition to the project.
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A little late to the party, no? This post is 4 years old and this guy hasn't logged on in almost a year.
