update old post (dstargateway with dashboard)

content/posts/2024/62-a-slim-dstar-gateway-on-a-raspberry-pi-2/index.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: A slim D-STAR gateway on a Raspberry Pi 2
 summary: I wrote down the installation of a forked DStarGateway with a slim
     dashboard based on Javascript on a Raspberry Pi 2.
 date: 2024-02-03T06:33:16+0100
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+lastmod: 2024-03-17T09:43:13+0000
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   - amateur-radio
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@@ -664,6 +664,20 @@ $ sudo systemctl enable --now update-hosts.timer
 I will install the [dashboard from John Hays (K7VE)](https://github.com/johnhays/dsgwdashboard)
 as my first look at it looked promising.
 
+{{< alert >}}
+I've created an [issue](https://github.com/johnhays/dsgwdashboard/issues/2) in January 2024
+regarding the crash of the dashboard when other gateways connect to our hotspot and the
+actual problem is still not yet resolved - there have been made some modifications to actually enable
+redirecting of the HTTP port but the HTTPS certs are still needed and since I don't use them
+on the hotspot and all HTTPS traffic is handled by a reverse proxy in my network this is just
+another complexity that I don't need.
+
+I have also uploaded my fork of it (including the modifications below) on my git repo:
+<https://gits.oe7drt.net/dominic/dsgwdashboard/src/branch/only_http>
+
+You can see the dashboard in action at: <https://hotspot.oe7drt.net/>
+{{< /alert >}}
+
 But: I will not install this as it is in his instructions, because I don't like
 when these kind of applications (simple dashboards for example) have to be run
 as the _root_ user. I will therefore create a new user called _dashboard_ who