VPNMON-R3 v1.3.6
v1.3.6 - (October 12, 2024)
- PATCH: After selecting menu option 1 ("Number of VPN Client Slots available"), if the user simply pressed
the <Enter> key without entering any new value, the currently selected value was reset to "1 2 3 4 5"
regardless of the current setting.
- PATCH: After selecting menu option 2 ("Custom PING host to determine VPN health"), if the user simply
pressed the <Enter> key without entering any new value, the currently selected value was set to empty/NULL
regardless of the current setting.
- PATCH: When selecting menu option 2 ("Custom PING host to determine VPN health"), any user input was
accepted for the IP address because there was no IPv4 address format validation.
- PATCH: After selecting menu option 3 ("Custom Event Log size (rows)"), if the user simply pressed the
<Enter> key without entering any new value, the currently selected value was reset to "2000" regardless of
the current setting. In addition, the error message "[: 0: unknown operand" was generated.
- PATCH: After selecting menu option 5 ("Refresh Custom Server Lists on -RESET Switch"), if the user simply
pressed the <Enter> key without entering any new value, the currently selected value was reset to
"Enabled" regardless of the current setting. In addition, the error message "[: 0: unknown operand" was
generated.
- PATCH: After selecting menu option 6 ("Provide additional WAN/Dual WAN monitoring"), if the user simply
pressed the <Enter> key without entering any new value, the currently selected value was reset to
"Enabled" regardless of the current setting. In addition, the error message "[: 0: unknown operand" was
generated.
- PATCH: After selecting menu option 7 ("Whitelist VPN Server IP Lists in Skynet"), if the user simply
pressed the <Enter> key without entering any new value, the currently selected value was reset to
"Disabled" regardless of the current setting. In addition, the error message "[: 0: unknown operand" was
generated.
- PATCH: Added user input validation for Cron Job hours & minutes
- PATCH: Adjusted display format of the number of servers to avoid left-padding with zeros while still
maintaining table alignment.
- PATCH: Adjusted display format of ping values to avoid left-padding with zeros while still maintaining
table alignment.
- PATCH: Adjusted display format of IPv4 addresses to avoid left-padding with zeros while still maintaining
table alignment.
- PATCH: Various other coding improvements & fine-tuning.