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On first boot, routers with a single 2.4 GHz radio had it auto-
configured as 80211s_aplan, with interface wlan0 as 80211s and
wlan0ap as AP. However, the wlan0 interface was wrongly considered
as being inside the virtual interface (viface) "lan" instead of
"mesh_w0". This was a corner case in the qmp_get_virtual_iface()
function, which ultimately made rescue_ip 169.254.x.y to be
incorrectly assigned to "br-lan" instead of "mesh_w0".

Fixes #481.
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Filter wireless devices ending in "a" (for compat. adhoc+802.11s mode)
and also those ending in "ap" (for mesh+ap or adhoc+ap) to avoid
getting wlan0-wlan0ap turning into wlan0ap-wlan0apap.
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It has been restarted immediately before.
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LuCI recently implemented ACL for RPCD. This commit allows qMp LuCI
pages to have full access to configuration files in /etc/config.

It is meant to be a quick fix for #480, hoping for a proper solution
to be implemented.
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Now the CN mesh name can be prepended ad lib to the hostname.
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The device_id field is now properly managed for both public and natted, and
appended ad lib.
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Closes #461
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No longer being used.
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No longer being used.
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Fixes #475
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Since devices started to have switched Ethernet devices (namely, eth0.1
and eth0.2), using VLANs for the routing protocols (i.e., VLAN12 for
BMX6) became a challenge. The 802.1ad (QinQ) VLANs solution was cool,
but the MTU had to be changed to fit the extra 4 bytes, and it never
quite worked well. Therefore, it seems better to not use VLAN for the
routing protocol by default.
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This commit allows setting a common network key for 802.11s mesh
networks, using the wpad-mesh-openssl packages, as it is being done
elsewhere (e.g., Freifunk). By default, the network is kept open.
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Certain combinations of wireless drivers (e.g., ath10k, mt7615) and
wireless modes (e.g., adhoc, 80211s) end up with the radio interfaces
not being risen up and not appearing in /sys/class/net/. Therefore, they
are never detected as wireless interfaces and, upon reconfiguration,
they are treated as wired ones, leading to wrong settings in
/etc/config/network. To avoid this behaviour, wireless interfaces are
now tested for *not* being "non-wireless.

Fixes #473
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Some corner cases (e.g., devices with eth2) were not completely
correct.
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Previously, eth0/eth0.1 was used as LAN by default, then any other
interface as WAN. For those devices not matching this a specific hook
was needed.

By using /etc/board.json information, now the LAN/WAN roles are
assigned the same way as OpenWrt does it, so no hooks are needed to
avoid roles swap.

Fixes #214.
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The qmp_get_openwrt_default_network() function fetches the
/etc/board.json file to obtain the default interfaces for the
lan and wan network roles.
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It conflicts with the default wpad-basic and saves only 30 kB.
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New gateways can be added now, by using the section type
"new_offer_gateway" or "new_search_gateway", which are converted to
regular "gateway" sections on submitting the form.

Fixes #295.
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New gateways can be added now, by using the section type
"new_offer_gateway" or "new_search_gateway", which are converted to
regular "gateway" sections on submitting the form.

Fixes #295.
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By splitting the "qMp gateways" page into two, "search" and the
"offer", the specific tunnel options for each type can be properly
controlled. Additionally, the pages look nicer, less overloaded.

Right now, however, no new gateways can be added.

Partially fixes #295.
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Fix #432
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Related #218
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