[lazerusrm]

How do i restart the web interface?

The router is still working just perfectly, but the web interface is non functional after a few hours of routing :)

i can ssh, telnet, ping, etc. just fine. so from a command line, how do i restart the web server?

thanks

[BrainSlayer]

startservice httpd. but consider that the http webserver restarts itself automaticly. so something else is wrong at your place. maybe you disabled the webserver

[lazerusrm]

it only happens after lots of traffic goes through the router. the router keeps working, just httpd stops working.

[BrainSlayer]

maybe you just have a problem to connect to the router by network. the httpd has nothing todo with traffic and if ps shows still the process httpd, everything should be fine. maybe i should try to investigate if there is any bad issue with realtek adapters (beside the already known ones )

[lazerusrm]

i think the bug is fixed in the 11-7-06 version, we will see though

[lexridge]

I have a strange problem with a brand new machine I just built tonight while at work.

It's an AMD Sempron 2800 system with 128MB RAM, on a MSI MicroATX MB. There are three Linksys gigabit ethernet cards filling all 3 slots, plus the MB ethernet as well (nvidia). All non essential hardware is turned off in bios (floppy, SATA, Audio, etc).

All the NICs are recognized. I can connect to the web interface just fine, but it does not take any changes. One pages reports a disconnect, others just sit on a white screen. I cannot even upload a backed up config file from a test unit (same versions of DD-WRT). The httpd never crashes, and I can still access the main menus after this, but any changes I make do not take. and sends me to a white screen. It is running the 11-07-2006 version.

Could this be a HDD issue? Perhaps it is (for some reason) not writable, and freaks out the process. I'm tempted to try the 11-04-2005 without jffs filesystem. Somehow, I think the problem may go away.

[lazerusrm]

i had a similar problem once, i think i ended up rebooting, and re-installing the firmware and it worked itself out.

sometimes i have strange problems that fix themselves on a reboot
Like the udhcpc not working, for example.

But, however, its' been up and running for 14 hours so far, and no problems. Average WAN speeds of about 5 megabits bidirectional...

[lexridge]

I wish I could say the same. I have rebooted and re-'flashed' several times. I'm gonna try a different HDD sometime today. I wish I could find locally a CF/IDE adapter. Guess I'll have to mail order one.

[RobbieL811]

[Per Yngve Berg]

The WRT3200ACM is not a X86 unit, so you cannot use the same FW.

Post in the Marvell Forum for this unit.

[RobbieL811]

[phatbob]

I do have a similar problem. After several clicks the webgui will freeze. I am running the most recent version of x86-64, r42410. It's running on a relic I threw together today from old parts layin around.

Quad core @ 2.8
Gigabyte motherboard
8gb ddr2
tp-link gigabit nic

It's running on a usb stick, and is actually working flawlessly so far. I have openvpn set up and that is working, connection is great. Only problem is that webgui. For instance I just logged in and wanted to backup the settings so that's like 2 clicks to get to the page and it froze when I clicked the backup button. Sometimes it lasts longer. The router is still working fine though, in fact I'm connected to it as I post.

This is by no means my final build, hardware wise, so I'm wondering if this is a common issue? I'm wondering if I should go back to an earlier build, and if so how far back, since most of the hardware is like 12 years old. Also, if I manage to backup my settings before rolling back build, will the restore work on the older build for settings, or will it change the build?

One last thing that I thought was a bit weird, but maybe it's not considering my knowledge of this stuff, anyway the "router" recognizes the PCI nic as the wan and the onboard nic as the lan.

Thanx Du

[kernel-panic69]

Not sure if DD is like OpenWRT, pfSense, OPNSense, etc. where you can change which NIC is which interface or not, but that may be an option. It's trivial in an x86* environment. Everyone seems to be having issues, no matter the hardware and I am not. I just do not understand why or what configuration item is breaking things, BUT there have been some changes for the next release that may fix these issues. Or not.

[phatbob]

Not really concerned about which nic is which, as long as it works. Just thought it was weird. I have more or less skirted around the webgui issue by bookmarking the tabs I use the most to reduce clicks and just exit quickly.

[blkt]

r42460 is out today with many changes to channel selection, httpd, webif and samba. lol this thread goes back to 2006.