...
I also now noticed there is a bug in LSTime that was mentioned earlier, the time isn't displayed properly.
Thanks for the update

Yeah a fix for that is looking unlikely now ... I've been looking into it in the last few hours ...
They changed the code that outputs the "Last Share Time" somewhere recently between Ant S1 versions.
So it makes it a bit beyond silly having the API break it's extremely reliable backward compatibility for a silly change like that ...
If it was a new field, that's no issue to add to my API hack/fix, but changing an existing field from a unix time number to a h:m:s string is a problem.
The new binary works great!
I got it back to a normal appearance rather than just the UNIX timestamp.
vi /usr/lib/lua/luci/controller/cgminer.lua
Find the part where it says: "--lst_date = os.date("%c", lst)" and get rid of comment (the --).
Had to do a reboot to get the change to show, buy you guys here probably know a better solution to reload luci/lua/whatever it is. I'm very new to all of this so hope it was somewhat helpful.
From:
if lst == "0" then
lst_date = "Never"
else
--lst_date = os.date("%c", lst)
lst_date = lst
end
To:
if lst == "0" then
lst_date = "Never"
else
lst_date = os.date("%c", lst)
--lst_date = lst
end