Ilia Ross
Ilia Ross
I have added the first implementation of _Real-Time Monitoring_ for _CPU_ and _Memory/Swap_ to update System Information page and Side Slider in real time. You can artificially stress the load...
You can also control its timeout and disable this feature complely in theme's settings, under System Information page section.
It's already allowed in theme's settings. However, it doesn't make sense. With the same result, you could edit scheduled functions in Webmin Configuration and set time interval for background update...
These are the real-time updates.
Just force update to the latest git version using theme's settings.
Hi, @dpark77 For the Dashboard the status is cached and would require you to refresh system information manually or wait for scheduled collection to happen in background. For your Debian...
> Unless we can load that one tab asynchronously? Yeah, I could do it. Do you think it would be good to have?
> Yes, that would be useful if we expect status monitors to take a long time to load.. Will do.
> Unless we can load that one tab asynchronously? Do you mean doing this on Dashboard or the module itself? Or both?
This will be implemented on the next theme release. It will only update in the background though, so no to keep the user waiting on the initial dashboard load, therefore...