Coronium Cloud Dashboard Update 1

Important: Amazon EC2 1.93.1 images do not require this patch.

Coronium Cloud Dashboard Update 1

For those having troubles with the dashboard-induced 500 error, an update is now available. Even if you’re not having any issues, you may want to update anyway.

What’s New:

  • Redesigned dashboard with real-time data updates (watch the users roll in).
  • Documentation menu links made current. Corona SDK client doc links added.
  • Update check has been removed. No outside network dependancies.
  • Faster load time (I think).

Installation (1.9x only):

  • Log into your Coronium instance with the coronium user.

  • Copy and paste the following into the terminal (and press enter) to start the update process. You will be asked for your admin password (same one you use to log in with SSH).

    wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/coronium-patches/dashboard-patch.sh;sudo chmod +x dashboard-patch.sh;sudo ./dashboard-patch.sh

Refresh your browser cache when it’s all done.The actual update itself should take less than 5 seconds.

Warning:

If you have hacked on any of the core files (found in /usr/local) then be aware that the following files will be added or updated. No files are removed in the update.

Updated:

/http/admin/view\_index.lua /http/admin/view\_index.tpl /lib/system\_api.lua /conf/coronium.conf

Added:

/lib/mod\_internal.lua /assets/img/corona60.png

Be sure to back up and/or test on another instance first. The dashboard updates in “real-time”, the CPU load is updated about every 15 seconds. App opens around 30 seconds. And the user count updates every minute or so.

Cheers.

Done and working nicely. very nice :slight_smile:

I did this update because there seems to be nothing on my dashboard except the menu on the left hand side and nothing changed.

dash.png

Hi guys,

I found I couldn’t access the dashboard at all on my AWS 1.92 instance since yesterday (500 internal error) and tried this update along with another pair of commands I found on the Google Group. No joy with either. Today I spun up a new 1.93 instance and I can access the old dashboard but the update doesn’t seem to work.

The instructions say to log in as the ‘coronium’ user. I don’t really understand what that means. I tried ’ ssh coronium@ec2…amazonaws.com’ but I get ‘Permission denied (publickey)’.

If I log in as usual with ’ ssh ubuntu@ec2…amazonaws.com’ and then try the above command it all runs fine (I wasn’t asked for a password) and gives me the ‘All done!’ message, but the dashboard doesn’t reflect any changes after clearing my browser cache.

Any help would be much appreciated :slight_smile:

Many thanks

I’ll take a look, thanks for reporting.

Cheers.

Hi,

Please try the updated Amazon EC2 Image (links here) and let me know if the issue is resolved. All patches have been applied, and the system has been updated, so you should boot to the new admin screen on first launch.

Let me know.

Cheers.

Worked great for me, no problems detected so far.

Thanks so much for the quick update!

Seems to work, thanks.

Done and working nicely. very nice :slight_smile:

I did this update because there seems to be nothing on my dashboard except the menu on the left hand side and nothing changed.

dash.png

Hi guys,

I found I couldn’t access the dashboard at all on my AWS 1.92 instance since yesterday (500 internal error) and tried this update along with another pair of commands I found on the Google Group. No joy with either. Today I spun up a new 1.93 instance and I can access the old dashboard but the update doesn’t seem to work.

The instructions say to log in as the ‘coronium’ user. I don’t really understand what that means. I tried ’ ssh coronium@ec2…amazonaws.com’ but I get ‘Permission denied (publickey)’.

If I log in as usual with ’ ssh ubuntu@ec2…amazonaws.com’ and then try the above command it all runs fine (I wasn’t asked for a password) and gives me the ‘All done!’ message, but the dashboard doesn’t reflect any changes after clearing my browser cache.

Any help would be much appreciated :slight_smile:

Many thanks

I’ll take a look, thanks for reporting.

Cheers.

Hi,

Please try the updated Amazon EC2 Image (links here) and let me know if the issue is resolved. All patches have been applied, and the system has been updated, so you should boot to the new admin screen on first launch.

Let me know.

Cheers.

Worked great for me, no problems detected so far.

Thanks so much for the quick update!

Seems to work, thanks.