Revision 76165eac
Added by Phil Davis over 12 years ago
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exit; |
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} |
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} else {
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$curif = "wan"; |
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if (empty($ifdescrs["wan"])) {
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/* Handle the case when WAN has been disabled. Use the first key in ifdescrs. */ |
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reset($ifdescrs); |
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$curif = key($ifdescrs); |
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} |
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else {
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$curif = "wan"; |
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} |
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} |
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if ($_GET['sort']) {
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$cursort = $_GET['sort']; |
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Select default interface when WAN is disabled
If WAN is disabled, then the Traffic Graph does not default to a valid interface when it first displays. This fix selects the first valid interface if WAN is not there.
e.g. at one site there used to be 2 ISPs, on WAN and OPT1. Now the ISP on WAN has been turned off, and the interface marked disabled. The default gateway etc is all on OPT1. After a bit of history at a site, it can happen like this that WAN is disabled in the config.