Release 2021.10.24

CHANGELOG.txt

@@ -1,3 +1,18 @@
+2021.10.24
+==========
+* tch-gui-unhide: Allow hostname to be changed via GUI
+* tch-gui-unhide: Fixed ability to add additional NTP servers
+* tch-gui-unhide: Fixed not able to hide chart cards through Management Theme tab or tch-gui-unhide-cards
+* tch-gui-unhide: Fixed some field validation messages not displaying on Internet Access screen
+* tch-gui-unhide: Fixed Mobile card text alignment
+* tch-gui-unhide: Fixed uneven SMS messages display in night theme
+* tch-gui-unhide: Added SMS message sending capability (not applicable if using Telstra Backup SIM)
+* tch-gui-unhide: Added unread SMS count to Mobile card when count greater than zero
+* tch-gui-unhide: Added -x option to auto-download extras scripts
+* tch-gui-unhide: Added -X option to auto-refresh existing extras scripts
+* tch-gui-unhide-xtra.wireguard: Endpoint IP was missing in generated configuration when running on a device configured as an EasyMesh booster
+* tch-gui-unhide-xtra.wireguard: Improved load speed of WireGuard card initial display
+
 2021.09.27
 ==========
 * tch-gui-unhide: Server Certificates are now generated for both IPv4 and IPv6 Dynamic DNS Domains (if different)

README.md

@@ -138,6 +138,7 @@ Some hidden screens included on the device are not enabled, mainly because they
 - **Telephony** card shows call statistics (number of calls in, missed and out)
 - **Telephony** screen now has a Dial Plans tab to edit the dial plans, and you can optionally show the decrypted SIP passwords on the Profiles tab
 - **Mobile** screen now has a Network Operators tab to modify the allowed Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC) combinations, plus shows the device capabilities
+- **Mobile** SMS tab now has the ability to send an SMS (not applicable if using the Telstra Backup SIM)
 - **Packages** card to manage opkg packages
 - **QoS** screen now has support for upload shapers (FW 18+ only) and shows classify/reclassify rules
 - **IP Routing** screen allows you to define custom DNS entries
@@ -248,7 +249,11 @@ The script accepts the following options:
     - The default is current setting or (y) for first time installs
 - -T
     - Apply the theme settings *ONLY*. All other processing is bypassed.
-- -y
+- -x *feature*
+    - Download the specified tch-gui-unhide-xtra.*feature* script.
+    - Specify -x *feature* multiple times to download multiple scripts.
+    - **NOTE:** This does NOT download or install the feature pre-requisites! You must do that BEFORE running the script!
+ - -y
     - Allows you to skip the initial prompt to confirm execution, and automatically responds with **y**
 - -r
     - Allows you to revert the *GUI* changes. Configuration changes are **NOT** undone!
@@ -258,6 +263,8 @@ The script accepts the following options:
     - Download the latest release, including utility scripts (will overwrite all existing script versions) and then execute tch-gui-unhide
 - -V
     - Show the release number of this script, the current installed release, and the latest available release on GitHub
+- -X
+    - Download the latest version of any existing extra feature scripts.
 - -?
     - Displays usage information
 

VERSION.txt

@@ -1 +1 @@
-2021.09.27
+2021.10.24

extras/README.md

@@ -6,8 +6,6 @@ Extras scripts that rely on packages to be installed require `opkg` to be config
 
 ## tch-gui-unhide-xtra.adblock
 Creates a GUI interface for the [`Adblock`](https://openwrt.org/packages/pkgdata/adblock) package that allows you to block ads at the router level.
-#### Download
-https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/tch-gui-unhide-xtra.adblock
 #### Firmware Applicability
 Should be applicable to all firmware versions supported by `tch-gui-unhide`, as long as you install the firmware-specific prerequisites.
 #### Prerequisites 
@@ -25,16 +23,13 @@ The version of adblock in the standard 17.2 repository is incompatible with this
 `opkg install /tmp/adblock_3.5.5-4_all.ipk`  
 `uci set adblock.global.adb_fetchutil='curl'`  
 `uci commit adblock`
+#### Installation
+`./tch-gui-unhide -x adblock`
 #### Post-Installation Configuration
 - Configure the IPv4 Primary DNS Server under Local Network to the local device (depending on your version of tch-gui-unhide, this will be "RSP/ISP DNS Servers", "Custom WAN DNS Servers", or the device variant (e.g. "DJA0230" or "DJA0231"))
 - Leave the IPV4 Secondary DNS Server as blank
 - Configure your preferred DNS Servers under Internet Access
 - Enable DNS Intercept under Firewall (leave DNS Server Address blank)
-#### Changes External to the GUI
-The installation creates the the following transformer UCI mappings and commit/apply scripts to support the GUI changes:
-- /usr/share/transformer/commitapply/uci_adblock.ca
-- /usr/share/transformer/mappings/rpc/gui.adblock.map
-- /usr/share/transformer/mappings/uci/adblock.map
 #### Removal Instructions
 1. Delete `tch-gui-unhide-xtra.adblock`
 2. Remove adblock and dependencies: `opkg remove adblock uclient-fetch`
@@ -45,14 +40,10 @@ The installation creates the the following transformer UCI mappings and commit/a
 Replaces the stock DLNA server management in the GUI so that it supports OpenWRT minidlna.
 #### Firmware Applicability
 Should be applicable to all firmware versions supported by `tch-gui-unhide`.
-#### Download
-https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/tch-gui-unhide-xtra.minidlna
 #### Prerequisites 
 Install minidlna using the opkg command: `opkg install minidlna`
-#### Changes External to the GUI
-The installation creates the the following transformer UCI mappings and commit/apply scripts to support the GUI changes:
-- /usr/share/transformer/commitapply/uci_minidlna.ca
-- /usr/share/transformer/mappings/uci/minidlna.map
+#### Installation
+`./tch-gui-unhide -x minidlna`
 #### Removal Instructions
 1. Do **not** delete `tch-gui-unhide-xtra.minidlna`
 2. Remove minidlna: `opkg remove minidlna`
@@ -61,17 +52,15 @@ The installation creates the the following transformer UCI mappings and commit/a
 
 ## tch-gui-unhide-xtra.rsyncd
 Adds the ability to enable and disable the rsync daemon from the GUI.
+- Adds the *home* module to /etc/rsyncd.conf to allow read/write access to the /root directory via rsync (e.g. `rsync 192.168.0.1::home`)
+- Adds the *tmp* module to /etc/rsyncd.conf to allow read/write access to the /tmp directory via rsync (e.g. `rsync 192.168.0.1::tmp`)
+- Adds the *usb* module to /etc/rsyncd.conf to allow read/write access to the USB device via rsync (e.g. `rsync 192.168.0.1::usb`)
 #### Firmware Applicability
 Should be applicable to all firmware versions supported by `tch-gui-unhide`.
-#### Download
-https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/tch-gui-unhide-xtra.rsyncd
 #### Prerequisites 
 Install rsyncd using the opkg command: `opkg install rsync rsyncd`
-#### Changes External to the GUI
-- Adds /usr/share/transformer/mappings/rpc/gui.rsync.map to allow enabling/disabling of daemon via the GUI
-- Adds the *home* module to /etc/rsyncd.conf to allow read/write access to the /root directory via rsync (e.g. `rsync 192.168.0.1::home`)
-- Adds the *tmp* module to /etc/rsyncd.conf to allow read/write access to the /tmp directory via rsync (e.g. `rsync 192.168.0.1::tmp`)
-- Adds the *usb* module to /etc/rsyncd.conf to allow read/write access to the USB device via rsync (e.g. `rsync 192.168.0.1::usb`)
+#### Installation
+`./tch-gui-unhide -x rsyncd`
 #### Removal Instructions
 1. Delete `tch-gui-unhide-xtra.rsyncd`
 2. Remove rsyncd: `opkg remove rsync rsyncd`
@@ -81,16 +70,10 @@ Install rsyncd using the opkg command: `opkg install rsync rsyncd`
 Correctly configures OpenWRT SAMBA 3.6 to provide SMBv2 for Windows 10 inter-operability. This update adds the ability to change the password via the GUI.
 #### Firmware Applicability
 You should only install SAMBA 3.6 on the 17.2 and 18.1.c firmware. The 20.3.c firmware contains NQE rather than SAMBA, and does not require the SAMBA 3.6 update to upgrade to SMBv2 and inter-operate with Windows 10.
-#### Download
-https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/tch-gui-unhide-xtra.samba36-server
 #### Prerequisites
 Install SAMBA v3.6 using the opkg command: `opkg --force-overwrite install samba36-server`
-#### Changes External to the GUI
-- Configures SAMBA to use SMBv2 by default
-- Creates the samba user and group, with NO password (change the password in the GUII or with the `smbpasswd` command)
-- Adds the ability to set share users via UCI and transformer
-- Adds /usr/share/transformer/mappings/rpc/gui.samba.map to allow setting of password via the GUI
-- Configures the default USB share to require the samba user
+#### Installation
+`./tch-gui-unhide -x samba36-server`
 #### Removal Instructions
 1. Do **not** delete tch-gui-unhide-xtra.samba36-server
 2. Remove samba36-server: `opkg remove samba36-server`
@@ -99,8 +82,6 @@ Install SAMBA v3.6 using the opkg command: `opkg --force-overwrite install samba
 
 ## tch-gui-unhide-xtra.wireguard
 Creates a GUI interface for configuring the Wireguard VPN.
-#### Download
-https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/tch-gui-unhide-xtra.wireguard
 #### Firmware Applicability
 For firmware 20.3.c. *only*.
 - Firmware prior to 20.3.c has not been compiled with TUN support in the kernel, and therefore VPN tunnels cannot be created.
@@ -113,26 +94,27 @@ If you are using IPv6, you need an IPv6 ULA (Unique Local Addresses) prefix. Thi
 ##### Dynamic DNS
 If you are setting up a Wireguard VPN Server and your ISP/RSP provides your IPv4 address via DHCP, you should have a DNS entry pointing to your IPv4 address. This can be configured on the **WAN Services** card.  
 If you have a static IP address and a domain name assigned by your ISP, the domain name can still be entered under IPv4 Dynamic DNS, but you do not have to *enable* the Dynamic DNS Service.
-#### Changes External to the GUI
-The installation creates the the following transformer UCI mappings and commit/apply scripts to support the GUI changes:
-- /usr/share/transformer/commitapply/uci_wireguard.ca
-- /usr/share/transformer/mappings/rpc/gui.wireguard.map
-- /usr/share/transformer/mappings/uci/wireguard.map
-- /usr/share/transformer/scripts/reload_wireguard.sh
+#### Installation
+`./tch-gui-unhide -x wireguard`
 #### Removal Instructions
 1. Do **not** delete `tch-gui-unhide-xtra.wireguard`
 2. Uninstall openwrt-wireguard-go: `wg --uninstall`
 3. Re-run `tch-gui-unhide` to remove the GUI changes, custom configuration and firewall script
 4. Now you can delete `tch-gui-unhide-xtra.wireguard`
 
 # How to download and execute these scripts
+
+### Using the tch-gui-unhide -x option
+Use the `-x` option on the `tch-gui-unhide` command to download and apply the scripts. You can specify mulitple `-x` options to install multiple extras scripts.
+
+### Manual Download
 Download the scripts that you wish to execute into the same directory as `tch-gui-unhide`.
 
 **NOTE: Replace `<scriptname>` with the name of the script you wish to download.**
 
 Execute these commands on your device via a PuTTY session or equivalent (an active WAN/Internet connection is required):
 ```
-wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/<scriptname> 
+curl -kLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seud0nym/tch-gui-unhide/master/extras/<scriptname> 
 ```
 
 Alternatively, download the script manually and load it up to your device using WinSCP or equivalent.