I would really like to see the variable $CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME on each page of the Freetz WebIF

[fraternl]

I would really like to see the variable $CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME on each page of the Freetz WebIF
Where I really miss it, is on the Firmware upgrade page.

I would then know which image I need to upload (7490, 7590, 7530AX).

Sometimes I need to upgrade 70 Fritzboxes and I jump immediately to the upgrade page /cgi-bin/update/firmware.cgi
I then don't know which firmware I need to use and have to jump forth to another page and back.

I tried to do it myself, but that didn't work.

[fraternl]

cat make/pkgs/mod/files/root/usr/share/skin/cuma/skin.sh

skin_head() {
        local title=$1 id=$2
        local hname="$(hostname -s|html)"
        [ "$hname" != "fritz" ] && hname="@${hname} " || hname=""
        cat << EOF
<title>Freetz&nbsp;${hname}&ndash; $title</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/style/cuma/base.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/style/colorscheme.css">
EOF
        _cgi_print_extra_styles

        # The width of the whole cgi: There are 40px border (left+right)
        # and 225px for the menu area.
        let _cgi_total_width=_cgi_width+40+225

        # If there is no menu, we make the space available to the content.
        [ -z "$id" ] && let _cgi_width+=225
}

Instead of "Freetz" I'd like the content of CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME
I have no idea about the pitfalls in cgi

I would think that this would work

.
.
local pname="${CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME}"
.
<title>${pname}&nbsp;${hname}&ndash; $title</title>
.

I obviously do not understand how it works.

EDIT
After noticing the word "Freetz" was still in place, I noticed that the actual titlebar is displayed somewhere else in that file...
Now compiling and checking...

[fraternl]

diff make/pkgs/mod/files/root/usr/share/skin/cuma/skin.sh

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<       local pname="$(html "_$CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME")"
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< <div class="titlebar"><a href="https://freetz-ng.github.io" target="_blank" class="logo">${pname}</a>&nbsp;${hname}<a href="/cgi-bin/about.cgi" target="_blank">&ndash;</a>&nbsp;<span class="title">$title</span>$help &nbsp; &nbsp; $([ "$isauth" = 1 ] && echo "<small>Session timeout: $(date -d @$(( $MOD_HTTPD_SESSIONTIMEOUT + $(date +%s) )) +'%H:%M:%S')</small>") </div>
---
> <div class="titlebar"><a href="https://freetz-ng.github.io" target="_blank" class="logo">Freetz</a>&nbsp;${hname}<a href="/cgi-bin/about.cgi" target="_blank">&ndash;</a>&nbsp;<span class="title">$title</span>$help &nbsp; &nbsp; $([ "$isauth" = 1 ] && echo "<small>Session timeout: $(date -d @$(( $MOD_HTTPD_SESSIONTIMEOUT + $(date +%s) )) +'%H:%M:%S')</small>") </div>

It seems the variable $CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME is unavailable in that environment as the underscore I set did display.

I will get it out of a file somehow...

[fraternl]

Well, this is working:

diff make/pkgs/mod/files/root/usr/share/skin/cuma/skin.sh

26d25
<       local pname="$(grep FREETZ_TYPE_PREFIX= /etc/.config | awk -F= '{print $2}' | tr '_' ' ' | tr -d '"'|html)"
40c39
< <div class="titlebar"><a href="https://freetz-ng.github.io" target="_blank" class="logo">${pname}</a>&nbsp;${hname}<a href="/cgi-bin/about.cgi" target="_blank">&ndash;</a>&nbsp;<span class="title">$title</span>$help &nbsp; &nbsp; $([ "$isauth" = 1 ] && echo "<small>Session timeout: $(date -d @$(( $MOD_HTTPD_SESSIONTIMEOUT + $(date +%s) )) +'%H:%M:%S')</small>") </div>
---
> <div class="titlebar"><a href="https://freetz-ng.github.io" target="_blank" class="logo">Freetz</a>&nbsp;${hname}<a href="/cgi-bin/about.cgi" target="_blank">&ndash;</a>&nbsp;<span class="title">$title</span>$help &nbsp; &nbsp; $([ "$isauth" = 1 ] && echo "<small>Session timeout: $(date -d @$(( $MOD_HTTPD_SESSIONTIMEOUT + $(date +%s) )) +'%H:%M:%S')</small>") </div>

[fraternl]

Can this be done more elegantly, like first sourcing the variables?
It is now also dependent of the, I believe optional, creation of /etc/.config

local pname="$(grep FREETZ_TYPE_PREFIX= /etc/.config | awk -F= '{print $2}' | tr '_' ' ' | tr -d '"'|html)"

Or should I create a file like /etc/.product ??
It seems /etc/.version is created during compile time (and so is /etc/.config).

I also found the sudoku in /usr/share/about.txt hidden under the dash
/usr/share/about.txt is a compressed file

cat make/pkgs/mod/files/root/usr/mww/cgi-bin/about.cgi

#!/bin/sh
echo -en "Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1\r\n\r\n"
uudecode /usr/share/about.txt -o - | zcat

[MaxineMuster]

You can do the same like "Mod-Info" (.../cgi-bin/status/mod/info.cgi) and source
. /etc/freetz_info.cfg and then use $FREETZ_INFO_BOXTYPE

Or, like the "Status" page, use $CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME after sourcing . /bin/env.mod.rcconf, e.g.
local pname="$(. /bin/env.mod.rcconf && echo $CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAME | html)"

As a note: $CONFIG_PRODUKT_NAMEwill give the full name, not only the number (e.g. "FRITZ!Box 7590") but you might just add an "| tr -dc [0-9]" to get rid of everything but the numbers if you like it short.