Webmin on Entware for DD-WRT: Difference between revisions
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It worked great, and Webmin functioned after that. | It worked great, and Webmin functioned after that. | ||
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==Post Installation== | ==Post Installation== | ||
If you want Webmin to start automatically, you'll need to add a startup script. I also wanted to figure out how to stop and start it manually (which turned out to be simple, but not well documented). See below for various commands (Note: I'm using the paths configured on my system, yours might be different. | If you want Webmin to start automatically, you'll need to add a startup script. I also wanted to figure out how to stop and start it manually (which turned out to be simple, but not well documented). See below for various commands (Note: I'm using the paths configured on my system, yours might be different. | ||
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My router doesn't have the most powerful CPU and I noticed it was acting very sluggishly after the Webmin installation. It turns out it was a process named "authentic-theme/index.cgi" that was being (the current theme used by Webmin). I switched to the "Old Webmin" theme and that solved the excessive CPU usage issue, but my neck hurt from being jerked so far back in time with the "Old Webmin" theme (they weren't kidding about old). So I switched back to the modern theme and disabled all the "Real-time monitoring options" in its configuration page (Webmin, Webmin Configuration, Webmin Themes). The modern theme is still more intensive when using, but I'm spoiled by its modern interface so I'm not ready to switch back to the old one just for performance. | My router doesn't have the most powerful CPU and I noticed it was acting very sluggishly after the Webmin installation. It turns out it was a process named "authentic-theme/index.cgi" that was being (the current theme used by Webmin). I switched to the "Old Webmin" theme and that solved the excessive CPU usage issue, but my neck hurt from being jerked so far back in time with the "Old Webmin" theme (they weren't kidding about old). So I switched back to the modern theme and disabled all the "Real-time monitoring options" in its configuration page (Webmin, Webmin Configuration, Webmin Themes). The modern theme is still more intensive when using, but I'm spoiled by its modern interface so I'm not ready to switch back to the old one just for performance. | ||
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==Using it== | ==Using it== | ||