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admin-debug [2022/01/21 03:46] – formatting-removed colons and inserted dashes hogwildadmin-debug [2023/06/18 23:57] – -fix QoS View Details link hogwild
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 **Count cache memory and buffers as free memory** - This affects how Linux handles RAM allocation, which is split into Used + cache + buffer. If enabled, this causes cache memory and buffer to be counted as free. (Default: enabled). **Count cache memory and buffers as free memory** - This affects how Linux handles RAM allocation, which is split into Used + cache + buffer. If enabled, this causes cache memory and buffer to be counted as free. (Default: enabled).
  
-**Avoid displaying LAN to router connections -** Enabling this prevents LAN connections from being displayed in menus that show //conntrack//-related data, such as the //QoS/View Details// menu.\\   \\   \\  {{:pasted:20220107-082615.png}} \\+**Avoid displaying LAN to router connections -** Enabling this prevents LAN connections from being displayed in menus that show //conntrack//-related data, such as the //QoS///[[qos-detailed|View Details]] menu.\\   \\   \\  {{:pasted:20220107-082615.png}} \\
  
 \\ **Kernel printk log level**:FIXME \\ **Kernel printk log level**:FIXME
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 **Set "no-cache" in httpd header - **A very common issue is that is cached browser content can create errors/display issues in the web interface. Usually, refreshing the page, via CTRL+F5, fixes this problem by forcing a cache flush. However, setting this parameter is an alternative solution. This instructs the browser not to perform any caching while on FreshTomato web interface pages. Both methods are particularly useful after firmware upgrades. **Set "no-cache" in httpd header - **A very common issue is that is cached browser content can create errors/display issues in the web interface. Usually, refreshing the page, via CTRL+F5, fixes this problem by forcing a cache flush. However, setting this parameter is an alternative solution. This instructs the browser not to perform any caching while on FreshTomato web interface pages. Both methods are particularly useful after firmware upgrades.
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 +» Clear browser cookies
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 +» Clear browser cache
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 +» Flush DNS (dnsmasq) cache
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 +» Commit NVRAM now
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 +» Reboot
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 +» Halt
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 +» Download CFE
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 +» Download Iptables Dump
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 +» Download Ip6tables Dump
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 +» Download Logs
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 +» Download NVRAM Dump
  
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admin-debug.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/09 02:34 by hogwild