Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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@ronny3050 Option 1 would be quite amazing, yes! Another question, would it be possible to remove everything in the module except for the wi-fi indicator part, to make it smaller and quicker (maybe easier to configure for nubs like me)? Like remove all unnecessary files and coding. I’m afraid I’ll break it if I tinker with it lol.
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@ronny3050 you could achieve this with css3 filters
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@Advokaten sure, I’ll clean it up :)
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@strawberry-3.141 Hey bro, thanks for the heads up! I was going to go that route except not sure whether everyone’s raspberry browser supports css3.
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@strawberry-3.141 said in Internet Monitor:
@ronny3050 you could achieve this with css3 filters
I swear to God I’m calling you “Magic Man”… :)
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@ronny3050 Thanks for taking up the challenge.
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@Advokaten said in Internet Monitor:
Don’t know what is turning the strength bars into a white color
There are four images (white) used for the strength. You can find them in the sub-folder ‘images’.
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Great Module. Does it monitor the speed of my internet from my modem or the speed that my raspberry pi is reaching? Is there a way to maintain a log of speeds?
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@illskool Thank you. It is the speed that your pi is reaching.
I am currently logging the speed and it can be found in your mirror’s logs by typingpm2 logsin the command line. I am removing this in my next update due to the massive amounts of logs produced. You can set an updateInterval for the mirror to refresh and update the speed if needed. -
@ronny3050 Thank you for the quick response and for the work you did to create this module. I think its fantastic that I can glance at the mirror and see what speeds I am getting. On a side note, do you think it is possible to display the speeds that the modem receives? I would love to show that and then be able to keep a log. That way I could show my ISP whats up with their lying lol
