#!/bin/sh export DATE="19.9.2005";SCRIPT=${0#/rom} export TITLE="Admin: WAN" . ${SCRIPT%/*}/cgi-bin-pre.sh cat<Admin: WAN EOF if [ "$REQUEST_METHOD" = "POST" ]; then read QUERY_STRING fi if [ -z "$QUERY_STRING" ]; then #Speedups wan_proto="$(nvram get wan_proto)" wan_ifname="$(nvram get wan_ifname)" wan_ports="$(nvram get $wan_ifname'ports')" cat<
WAN Protocol:
WAN IP:
WAN Netmask:
WAN default route:
DNS Server:
Host Name:
Domain:
RJ45 Connectors:
 
Permit SSH:
Permit HTTP:
Permit Ping:
 
   

Tip: To ensure a convenient network access, you should enter the Host Name (a single name without dots) and the internal Domain (multiple names separated by dots). Example: If you set Host Name to "mywrt" and Domain to "mynet.freifunk.net", it should be possible to call up the pages of this device with http://mywrt.mynet.freifunk.net/ as well as with http://mywrt/.

EOF else eval $(echo "$QUERY_STRING"|awk -F'&' '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){print $i}}') DIRTY= if [ -n "$post_wan" ]; then for V in wan_proto wan_ipaddr wan_netmask wan_gateway wan_dns wan_hostname wan_domain wan_ports ff_wanssh ff_wanhttp ff_wanicmp; do eval "C=\$$V" C=$(unescape $C) if [ "$V" = "wan_ports" ] && [ -n "$wan_ifname" ]; then V=$wan_ifname'ports' fi if [ "$V" != "wan_ports" ] && [ "$C" != "$(nvram get $V)" ]; then DIRTY=1 nvram set $V="$C" fi done fi if [ -n "$DIRTY" ]; then nvram commit>/dev/null 2>&1 cat< The changed settings are committed. The settings are active after the next Restart. EOF else cat< No settings are changed. EOF fi fi . ${SCRIPT%/*}/cgi-bin-post.sh