DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

I just posted 0.996 which auto-scales the temperature graph; the space graphs are 0-100% so there's no issue there. I put a few other tweaks in there to as listed.

As per email, there must be something funny in your system as mine can parse your uptime data without problem. We are still looking at that, but it's an obvious problem and no one else has reported it, so perhaps it's something specific about your setup. It still makes no sense, as parsing that is about the easiest bit of all this.

This one dumps the built-in settings storage and sticks them in an ini file, so from this one onwards you can upgrade without having to type your password in again. No, it doesn't encrypt your password and I've no plans to make it do so.

Cool. I just took your data ("1224327268.37 574580.16") and tested it on my Gadget.

The process I used (good for other testing too) is:
(1) Uncomment the "debugOut" line (in utils.js for 0.996).
(2) Add the line: "debugOut( formatUptime("1224327268.37 574580.16") );" in the place where it stops on login failure (line 205 in default.js).
(3) Change the password so login fails and runs the line in (2).
Perhaps I should change the thing so there's a permanent hook for test code; I'll think about how to do that.

From this test my debugger output is:  159:36:20. That's hours: minutes: seconds.

(a) I think I will change the code so it reports instead days: hours: minutes: seconds which would be easier to read.

(b) As you need your custom hack to make that work, I need a way to selectively enable and disable the commands without having to change the flag in the JS, so you retain the change across upgrades. I could just expose the whole state table in the settings and then let you override what's enabled/ disabled there, and save the thing to the settings file. I'll put that on the list for a rainy day.

I mailed you on proc/uptime generally.

Ok, the "uptime doesn't change thing" is your cache settings in IE7. If you have the cache switched on, then it doesn't re-GET the unix command pages at all, which makes sense. It does re-GET the pages with the magic id=783647864 strings on the end... perhaps that's why those strings are there.

So your quick-fix is to switch the IE7 cache to "check every time" (which is what I have it on anyway...).

The good news is that I can also use the same trick... so http://192.168.0.32/proc/uptime?87484 works. So if I put a random number as a parameter to the url that should trick IE7 I think... no more cache problem. I will put that in the next version.

Ok, I just posted 0.998 which does this and therefore solves the cache business.

Last edited by philw (2008-10-19 21:00:02)

Sorry - 0.998 fixed now.

Mail me about the other thing - those pages are disabled for the CH3NAS, but they should work for the DNS323.

philw wrote:

Ok, the "uptime doesn't change thing" is your cache settings in IE7. If you have the cache switched on, then it doesn't re-GET the unix command pages at all, which makes sense. It does re-GET the pages with the magic id=783647864 strings on the end... perhaps that's why those strings are there.

So your quick-fix is to switch the IE7 cache to "check every time" (which is what I have it on anyway...).
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This did the trick! Thanks. I got version, client and uptime info working for the CH3SNAS with the procedure I described above.
I just  replaced one line in the php script to get the other info. instead of /proc/uptime I used /proc/version and /proc/net/arp

The short answer is "no", as the gadget works on the Vista framework. It could be ported to another similar framework - for example the google one or Yahoo... I looked at that but couldn't find the motivation to do it... someone could re-build or port this of course...

Fantastic ! Thx a million for your nice job, very usefull !
Very good job Philw !

I have installed this widget and it was fab.
However I have flashed the DNS323 to firmware 1.06b65 and now the widget is sort of broken.

Well everything other than the temp works, but the widget doesn't display the temp anymore.

poggsuk wrote:

However I have flashed the DNS323 to firmware 1.06b65 and now the widget is sort of broken.
Well everything other than the temp works, but the widget doesn't display the temp anymore.

Post the html output (attach it as a .txt) of the staus page of the dns323 - the page where the temp is displayed.  It is to be expected that new f/w will break the gadget as dlink tweak their html.  Posting the page will allow the author to tweak the parsing of the page by the gadget - it should be a simple/quick fix.  I haven;t kept up with the f/w numbers - is the v.1.06b65 the official released version from the dlink website?

no, that won't do it.  You have copied and pasted ? what was displayed in your browser window.  What is needed is the html source.  Load the page in your browser and look for something like 'View Source' and then post that.  In the version of Internet Explorer that I am using I would right-click on the page and choose 'View Source' or go to the 'Page' menu and then select 'View Source'

luusac wrote:

no, that won't do it.  You have copied and pasted ? what was displayed in your browser window.  What is needed is the html source.  Load the page in your browser and look for something like 'View Source' and then post that.  In the version of Internet Explorer that I am using I would right-click on the page and choose 'View Source' or go to the 'Page' menu and then select 'View Source'

Ok thanks.

hopefully I've got it right this time!

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Hi ,does anyone have a donload link from this gadget that really works???