Support for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries

[dinjojo]

no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries

[LoV432]

pushed an update, you should be able to pull the image now

[dinjojo]

Thanks is this on latest branch or Dev

[LoV432]

Latest

[dinjojo]

Does it have to be in seperate device? I'm unable to get ui up despite docker is up no errors in logs

[dinjojo]

Ok i ran it on another device and it worked but its not showing me any device details only just uptime , status , no disconnects just the first row part

[LoV432]

The devices show up when they make some DHCP event like connecting, disconnecting, renewing dhcp lease, etc

alternatively you could try running service dnsmasq restart to force some DHCP events but im not sure how effective it would be

if you don't see any device at all after a while make sure your URL is set correctly in openwrt

cat /etc/hotplug.d/dhcp/99-dhcp-trigger

if its not you can rerun the router_setup.sh script with correct URL and it should update it

./router_setup.sh https://webui.example.com wan

[dinjojo]

This webui.example is the router ip right http://192.168.1.1 ?

[LoV432]

no the webui is the url of your openwrtstats docker container. eg: http://192.168.1.151:3000

[dinjojo]

Thanks i see it now after changing the ip but all are marked as unknown even after restarting dnsmasq

[LoV432]

Yah nothing much can be done about it. It uses whatever the router sends as the hostname. You can rename them manually by clicking the white circle icon.

[dinjojo]

Thanks for your help , i was thinking is there a way to capture traffic stats on how asus does at app level do you know whether this is possible ?

https://demoui.asus.com/TrafficAnalyzer_Statistic.asp

[LoV432]

For something like this you need to search the term netflow and netflow visualizer

Openwrt has a package called softflowd which can be used to export the netflow and then you can use stuff like below to visualize the data. Just a heads-up tho, they are often an absolute piece of shit to setup but once you have them setup correctly they are very powerful.

https://www.ntop.org/products/traffic-analysis/ntop/
https://www.elastiflow.com/
https://docs.elastiflow.com/docs/guides/device_flow_openwrt_softflowd
https://github.com/akvorado/akvorado

[dinjojo]

Thanks Ill play around with it chatgpt to help me out

The elastiflow setup needs to be on a seperate device or on router itself

[LoV432]

Separate