Trying to reset the html-files for the hotspot, I tried to use
“IP hotspot reset-html”
Then saw the output:
“numbers:”
After playing around, I found out, that entering “0” will do the trick.
However, what does this mean ?
Pls, advise.
Besides that, in
"Current html pages will be lost! Reset anyway? [y/N]:
looks a bit strange: to enter “y” or “N” (smalll, capital letter ?)
You can have N number of hotspots so it’s asking which one to reset. If you had first done a
/ip hotspot print
command you would have seen numbers listed next to each (just the one in your case) hotspot defined. Try the command
/interface print
to see the interfaces listed with indices listed next to them. In commands you need to specify the target object with an index or a name.
Thanx for the info. Makes sense to me.
Should be entered into some of the official documents, from “Mikrotik”, I guess.
Such missing info from the manuals does not increase the confidence in the documentation as a (w)hole.
And, as a hint to “Mikrotik”:
In case, the coders do not like to explain the features and functions of their software in the written documentation, at least ask them for a “Self-explaining” user-interface.
The question “Number of Hotspot” would be a bit more informative … 
oh boy, i suggest reading the docs first, then complaining
Presumably, ‘n’ is the default.
Nick.