Christian Hesse

Is there a reason not to have bold blue in network and I/O meters? That's where it bother even more.

Please test #1023, give feedback and let me know if this causes any color conflicts or other issues.

I am not quite sure what this addresses. I am fine with changing the columns in process list. But this will not affect the meters, no? I would like to...

Yes, I know a different function is used for meters... It was me who implemented the human readable sizes there. ;) But as no code is available yet I could...

Taking @BenBE 's feedback from #1013 here... > * The [] brackets around inactive tabs look strange. Also the dark-grey on blue is kinda hard to read. Would be better...

It is consistent with checks for compression. 😉 The reason that the check for "image/" uses `strncmp` is that it handles a substring.

RouterOS used to store passwords in plain text, that changed with version 6.43. Due to password being hashed on the device the login mechanism had to change. Just tried to...

Well the same changelog contained: ``` *) user - all passwords are now hashed and encrypted, plaintext passwords are kept for downgrade (will be removed in later upgrades); ``` Perhaps...

Latest changelog for version 6.45beta54 contains: ``` !) user - removed insecure password storage; ```

[Manual:Security MikroTik Wiki](https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Security) lists security related changes for RouterOS v6.45 and later. It includes: > MAC telnet uses EC-SRP5 for authentication, to connect to newer server, client needs to be...