I realize I'm in a minority group running an lacp bonded interface. I have my br-lan interface set up with two ports: bond-lacp and eth0. bond-lacp is configured to have two slaves: eth1 and eth2.
On the overview page with port statuses, I've modified /etc/board.json to have the lan ports set to bond-lacp and eth0, and wan device to be eth3:
cat /etc/board.json
{
"model": {
"id": "pc-engines-apu2",
"name": "PC Engines apu2"
},
...
"network": {
"lan": {
"ports": [
"eth0",
"eth1",
"eth2",
"bond-lacp"
],
"protocol": "static"
},
"wan": {
"device": "eth3",
"protocol": "dhcp"
}
}
}
The issue I want to see if I can address is: can I suppress the eth1 and eth2 ports on the status page, when they're otherwise being called along with all others in /www/luci-static/resources/view/status/include/29_ports.js via callGetBuiltinEthernetPorts?
You can just remove eth1 and eth2 from the lan port list in board.json.
They will still work.
I checked this myself on my FB7530.
Now i'm looking for a way to 'rename' the wan interface, i want it to show 'wan' instead of 'lan4' in the port status.
But i guess i should open a new thread for this..
So I removed the ports from board.json, but they still show because the status page is pulling from other sources, in addition to board.json:
root@Nemo-Gateway:~# cat /etc/board.json
{
"model": {
"id": "pc-engines-apu2",
"name": "PC Engines apu2"
},
"led": {
"wan": {
"name": "WAN",
"sysfs": "apu:green:3",
"type": "netdev",
"device": "eth0",
"mode": "link tx rx"
},
"lan": {
"name": "LAN",
"sysfs": "apu:green:2",
"type": "netdev",
"device": "br-lan",
"mode": "link tx rx"
},
"diag": {
"name": "DIAG",
"sysfs": "apu:green:1",
"default": "1"
}
},
"network": {
"lan": {
"ports": [
"eth0",
"bond-LACP"
],
"protocol": "static"
},
"wan": {
"device": "eth3",
"protocol": "dhcp"
}
}
}
turned to chatgpt to parse the javascript, because I do not know js. Deleting the lines with callGetBuiltinEthernetPorts breaks things. But modifying it's output works.
so
...
return Promise.all([
L.resolveDefault(callGetBuiltinEthernetPorts(), []),
L.resolveDefault(fs.read('/etc/board.json'), '{}'),
firewall.getZones(),
network.getNetworks(),
uci.load('network')
]);
becomes
...
return Promise.all([
L.resolveDefault(callGetBuiltinEthernetPorts(), []).then(ports => {
// Filter out specific ports, e.g., "eth0", "eth1"
const excludedPorts = ['eth0', 'eth1'];
return ports.filter(port => !excludedPorts.includes(port.device));
}),
L.resolveDefault(fs.read('/etc/board.json'), '{}'),
firewall.getZones(),
network.getNetworks(),
uci.load('network')
]);
and after modifying the filtered ports to be my specific eth1 and eth2, the status page shows only the interfaces I want:
They aren't centered, or spaced the same as when all the ports are shown, but I can probably figure out how to change the spacing between.
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That's interesting. This didn't happen on my FB7530. Maybe it depends on how the ports are shown to the system?
The same is true over here. It looks a bit...unusual.
If you find a solution, i'd be interested.
I still haven't found a way to 'rename' lan4 to wan...but of course that's just a cosmetical thing.
My board is 4 individual ethernet phy devices. The fritzbox you mentioned I think has a 4 port switch. I'm thinking that makes a difference maybe?
Well, i think so, too.
I just can't confirm it because all i have access to are various cheap routers, who all show the same effect.
