I've recently upgraded from 3.20.? to 3.22.6. Now when I try to navigate to /cgi-bin/setup (after entering user+password) I'm getting a Bad Gateway status code. About the only thing I've been able to figure out so far is if I execute a 'lua setup' from the command line I'm getting the following instead of HTML:
ping: sendto: Network unreachable
lua: setup:398: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'dmz_dhcp_end' (a string value)
stack traceback:
setup:398: in main chunk
[C]: ?
(I guess it's time to get my head around lia...)
I've attached a supportdata file.
HTH, Robert N7GET
ping: sendto: Network unreachable
lua: setup:398: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'dmz_dhcp_end' (a string value)
stack traceback:
setup:398: in main chunk
[C]: ?
(I guess it's time to get my head around lia...)
I've attached a supportdata file.
HTH, Robert N7GET
Support File Attachment:
HTH, Robert N7GET
Thanks for the support data -- very helpful. We see the issue and are working on some fixes for NAT Mode. Is there a reason you cannot use Direct Mode for now?
I have the exact same issue: navigating to /cgi-bin/setup gives 502 Bad Gateway status code no matter what. Restarting the node to free some RAM did not help. It used to work fine before the last upgrade. I can still access the other pages and also SSH into the node but don't know how to solve this issue.
The node is a Ubiquiti LiteBeam M5. The supportdata.tgz file is attached. Does someone know how to solve this issue?
73, Bernard KI6TSF
There is a bug at line 398. It looks like dmz_dhcp_end wasn't set properly. Commenting it out works, but I don't know what's the impact.
parms.dmz_dhcp_limit = dmz_dhcp_end - dmz_dhcp_start + 1
Sun Jul 31 16:58:39 2022 daemon.err uhttpd[947]: /usr/bin/lua: /www/cgi-bin/setup:398: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'dmz_dhcp_end' (a string value)
Sun Jul 31 16:58:39 2022 daemon.err uhttpd[947]: stack traceback:
Sun Jul 31 16:58:39 2022 daemon.err uhttpd[947]: /www/cgi-bin/setup:398: in main chunk
Sun Jul 31 16:58:39 2022 daemon.err uhttpd[947]: [C]: ?
Comment out this line and save the file, no need to reboot.
Bernard KI6TSF
Tim - KN6PLV