Crude fix for multiple interfaces #1106
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I ran into an issue that `armbianmonitor -N` and `-n` spit out an `sed` error message and noticed this is caused when multiple network interfaces (like additional `tun`) are detected. This is a quick and dirty fix and just grabs the first result to make it work.
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When running armbianmonitor -N/n and two or more routable network interfaces are detected create a dynamic dialog box to select which interface should be monitored. Otherwise proceed as usual. Also reverts #1106
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I ran into an issue that
armbianmonitor -Nand-nspit out ansederror message and noticed this is caused when multiple network interfaces (like additionaltun) are detected.This is a quick and dirty fix and just grabs the first result
(which for me at least is eth0)to make it work.Edit: It is using
tun0as first result, but I think on classic VPN usage this should be this way, shouldn't it?¯\(ツ)/¯