UI-like “Apply Settings†via nvram on Router DDWRT
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I am automating the enablement of OpenVPN on my ddwrt router (Buffalo Airstation). I'm able to change parameters on the router by SSH-ing into it and then nvram whatever field I want to change. E.g.:
nvram set openvpncl_enable=1
On the UI I can see the changes are well done, however the changes are not in effect unless I manually click "Apply Settings".
I have tried doing an nvram commit after making all the changes but this command doesn't return anything and doesn't seem to make any effect.
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asked Sep 24 at 23:18
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I am automating the enablement of OpenVPN on my ddwrt router (Buffalo Airstation). I'm able to change parameters on the router by SSH-ing into it and then nvram whatever field I want to change. E.g.:
nvram set openvpncl_enable=1
On the UI I can see the changes are well done, however the changes are not in effect unless I manually click "Apply Settings".
I have tried doing an nvram commit after making all the changes but this command doesn't return anything and doesn't seem to make any effect.
linux dd-wrt
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
Done, after nvram commit I basically don't get a response and it doesn't apply the changes.
– Victor
Sep 25 at 1:22
perhaps a reboot is required after thenvram commit.... or a restart of the vpn service
– jsotola
Sep 25 at 1:24
I ran arebootcommand afternvram commitbut the changes still don't get apply until I click Apply Settings
– Victor
Sep 26 at 0:47
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I am automating the enablement of OpenVPN on my ddwrt router (Buffalo Airstation). I'm able to change parameters on the router by SSH-ing into it and then nvram whatever field I want to change. E.g.:
nvram set openvpncl_enable=1
On the UI I can see the changes are well done, however the changes are not in effect unless I manually click "Apply Settings".
I have tried doing an nvram commit after making all the changes but this command doesn't return anything and doesn't seem to make any effect.
linux dd-wrt
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
I am automating the enablement of OpenVPN on my ddwrt router (Buffalo Airstation). I'm able to change parameters on the router by SSH-ing into it and then nvram whatever field I want to change. E.g.:
nvram set openvpncl_enable=1
On the UI I can see the changes are well done, however the changes are not in effect unless I manually click "Apply Settings".
I have tried doing an nvram commit after making all the changes but this command doesn't return anything and doesn't seem to make any effect.
linux dd-wrt
linux dd-wrt
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
edited Sep 25 at 0:27
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
asked Sep 24 at 23:18
Victor
1011
1011
Done, after nvram commit I basically don't get a response and it doesn't apply the changes.
– Victor
Sep 25 at 1:22
perhaps a reboot is required after thenvram commit.... or a restart of the vpn service
– jsotola
Sep 25 at 1:24
I ran arebootcommand afternvram commitbut the changes still don't get apply until I click Apply Settings
– Victor
Sep 26 at 0:47
add a comment |Â
Done, after nvram commit I basically don't get a response and it doesn't apply the changes.
– Victor
Sep 25 at 1:22
perhaps a reboot is required after thenvram commit.... or a restart of the vpn service
– jsotola
Sep 25 at 1:24
I ran arebootcommand afternvram commitbut the changes still don't get apply until I click Apply Settings
– Victor
Sep 26 at 0:47
Done, after nvram commit I basically don't get a response and it doesn't apply the changes.
– Victor
Sep 25 at 1:22
Done, after nvram commit I basically don't get a response and it doesn't apply the changes.
– Victor
Sep 25 at 1:22
perhaps a reboot is required after the
nvram commit .... or a restart of the vpn service– jsotola
Sep 25 at 1:24
perhaps a reboot is required after the
nvram commit .... or a restart of the vpn service– jsotola
Sep 25 at 1:24
I ran a
reboot command after nvram commit but the changes still don't get apply until I click Apply Settings– Victor
Sep 26 at 0:47
I ran a
reboot command after nvram commit but the changes still don't get apply until I click Apply Settings– Victor
Sep 26 at 0:47
add a comment |Â
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Done, after nvram commit I basically don't get a response and it doesn't apply the changes.
– Victor
Sep 25 at 1:22
perhaps a reboot is required after the
nvram commit.... or a restart of the vpn service– jsotola
Sep 25 at 1:24
I ran a
rebootcommand afternvram commitbut the changes still don't get apply until I click Apply Settings– Victor
Sep 26 at 0:47