Thank you for your quick reply. I will read what you said carefully again. thank you
I have another question, *Q1.* I know that Openwisp uses RESTful API. And it seems that only "http" is mentioned in the openwisp config file. Is http only the *management protocol*? Can I ask what management protocol you use? *Q2.* I wonder if* Openwisp would also allow I to create and remove variables of my choice in the template configuration, or to customize and apply new "menus"*, for example, just as I create new "options" in openwrt's /etc/config/wireless file. The wireless interface name on my device is "wlan0", but when I add a wireless radio template to openwisp, it seems to add it as "wifi_wlan0" and create a new radio. Therefore, rather than adding (configuration of the applied template),* I would like to solve the problem by matching it with the existing config and changing and applying it.* I apologize in advance if this is too basic or if I asked the wrong question. And thank you in advance for your reply. Regards, Newbie 2024년 9월 28일 토요일 오전 4시 17분 56초 UTC+9에 f.capoano님이 작성: > Hi and welcome! > See my answers below. > > On Wed, 25 Sept 2024 at 22:38, 김혜진 <[email protected]> wrote: > ... > >> *Q1. The status of the device is showing as "unknown." I understand this >> means it is a recently registered device. However, even after a few days, >> the status does not change to "OK" or "Critical." Is there anything I need >> to do to change the status to "OK"? Please let me know in detail.* >> > It's all explained in Setting up the management VPN documentation page > <https://openwisp.io/docs/dev/user/vpn.html>, please read carefully. > If something is still not clear after reading that page, please let us > know. > >> *Q2. As you know, OpenWRT has configuration files such as >> /etc/config/network and /etc/config/wireless. Is there a way to read the >> default values of these config files from OpenWISP? I noticed that when >> adding templates, they are all empty by default, and only the contents of >> the added config templates are shown in the "Preview configuration." I am >> looking for a way to check the default values or the entire contents of the >> config files, similar to the output of "cat /etc/config/network." In short, >> how can I view the values stored in LuCI or the contents of /etc/config?* >> >> At the moment OpenWISP won't receive the configuration stored in the > device. > We started doing some work on that a while ago but concluded that the > resources and amount of work needed to get that right are significant and > we opted for a more lightweight implementation that allowed us to do what > we needed in a reasonable timeframe. > > The configuration from OpenWISP is merged with the local configuration, > it's up to you to define the templates that play well with your firmware. > >> *Q3. Could you please explain how to check the version information and >> update it?* >> > In the development version there's a system info page. > In the old 22.05 release you'll need to do something like: > > cd /opt/openwisp2 > source env/bin/activate > pip freeze | grep openwisp > > I hope this helps. > > Best regards > Federico Capoano > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OpenWISP" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web, visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/openwisp/74f78f03-1a58-406d-a495-f126dd6ed1d9n%40googlegroups.com.
