Note that you will need to regenerate the webusers.toml file
after this.
Part of my motivation for this is that this file is not strictly
for governing web permissions in the future.
The previous wording was confusing, making people think that the
configuration entry was referring to the Linux bridge - while it
meant "use the XDP bridge that happens to run in kernel space".
The new wording should be more obvious.
1) lqos_config understands writing to a new ispConfig.py file, copying the
previous one and amending to avoid changing any not-covered data.
2) The web UI can adjust the config, upload a new one and it is saved.
Signed-off-by: Herbert Wolverson <herberticus@gmail.com>
* The new Rust utility "webusers" manages /opt/libreqos/webusers.toml.
* You can add/update/remove/list users from that tool.
* The "allow anonymous" option in webusers.toml permits access for
unauthenticated users, but won't let them change anything. This is
for payne demonstrations.
* All web APIs and pages should now be secured, requiring a login.
* The login requires cookies.
Signed-off-by: Herbert Wolverson <herberticus@gmail.com>
* The frequency with which TC queues are polled for statistics is
now controled by `queue_check_period_ms` in `/etc/lqos`.
* Example file updated.
* Configuration display updated.
This is designed to act as a compromise: for detailed analysis, it
can be updated to a low number. For regular running, it can be updated
to 1000 or more.
Signed-off-by: Herbert Wolverson <herberticus@gmail.com>
