Need to fix rpi networks problem for $15-$20

[annlee]

I failed to find someone to help me at fiverr.com with this issue:

I got a raspberry pi (linux distro called "DietPi" based on Debian Jessie) which provides a WIFI access point via a WIFI dongle to an App that connects and gets data via FTP and also provides internet access to the App if the ethernet is plugged, this works, but got 2 problems:

1º) the DHCP server makes a long loop (about 1:30 minutes) when the ethernet cable is unplugged (like this https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=754218) I would like to boot fast in the case the ethernet is unplugged

2º) the raspberry pi used to have internet access by itself when ehternet is plugged, but I should have touched something in interfaces and does not work now: this should be a simple fix

I can provide you any files and make all the changes you need, I consider time is money so I can pay $15-$20 for this (paypal), is there anyone interested? ty~

[fourdee4d]

I failed to find someone to help me at fiverr.com with this issue:

I got a raspberry pi (linux distro called "DietPi" based on Debian Jessie) which provides a WIFI access point via a WIFI dongle to an App that connects and gets data via FTP and also provides internet access to the App if the ethernet is plugged, this works, but got 2 problems:

1º) the DHCP server makes a long loop (about 1:30 minutes) when the ethernet cable is unplugged (like this https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=754218) I would like to boot fast in the case the ethernet is unplugged

2º) the raspberry pi used to have internet access by itself when ehternet is plugged, but I should have touched something in interfaces and does not work now: this should be a simple fix

I can provide you any files and make all the changes you need, I consider time is money so I can pay $15-$20 for this (paypal), is there anyone interested? ty~

Hi Annlee,

Please send a DietPi Bugreport which will contain your system configuration/settings. I will then look into your query and should be able to assist you:

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dietpi-bugreport

I will need to Reference Code which is generated when you send the bugreport. Please post this in your reply.

ps. DietPi doesn't charge for support, all funding is obtained through donations.

Regards,
Dan

[annlee]

I failed to find someone to help me at fiverr.com with this issue:

I got a raspberry pi (linux distro called "DietPi" based on Debian Jessie) which provides a WIFI access point via a WIFI dongle to an App that connects and gets data via FTP and also provides internet access to the App if the ethernet is plugged, this works, but got 2 problems:

1º) the DHCP server makes a long loop (about 1:30 minutes) when the ethernet cable is unplugged (like this https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=754218) I would like to boot fast in the case the ethernet is unplugged

2º) the raspberry pi used to have internet access by itself when ehternet is plugged, but I should have touched something in interfaces and does not work now: this should be a simple fix

I can provide you any files and make all the changes you need, I consider time is money so I can pay $15-$20 for this (paypal), is there anyone interested? ty~

Hi Annlee,

Please send a DietPi Bugreport which will contain your system configuration/settings. I will then look into your query and should be able to assist you:

Code: Select all

dietpi-bugreport

I will need to Reference Code which is generated when you send the bugreport. Please post this in your reply.

ps. DietPi doesn't charge for support, all funding is obtained through donations.

Regards,
Dan

thanks a lot but cannot send it since the rpi itself does not have internet (2nd issue I mention)

I generated the offline report and sent you a PM after this imma donate

[annlee]

for those who could suffer from this

here comes the fix for both problems:
- add into interfaces the line:

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bridge_maxwait 5

this will break the long loop
- do your ethernet with dhcp and type

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dhclient eth0