**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Apr 10 02:59:57 2009 Apr 10 06:31:54 Hi! Buongiorno! Apr 10 08:16:29 buon Apr 10 08:53:17 <_onoff> hello all Apr 10 08:53:20 <_onoff> good morning Apr 10 08:53:37 Hi! Apr 10 08:53:40 <_onoff> is there anyone that can help me with the rapidshare downloader of the Fonera 2.0 ? Apr 10 10:40:21 Ciao Apr 10 10:45:38 Help Apr 10 12:04:55 Hi, Im from japan, sorry for may dirty english. Im seeking now la fonera2.0 soucecode repository. Plz tell me where... Apr 10 13:34:04 doodoo_jap: http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/browser Apr 10 13:34:41 doodoo_jap: svn repo is at http://svn.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/trunk/ Apr 10 13:44:09 wooo thank u Apr 10 13:44:16 thanks! Apr 10 13:50:41 no problem Apr 10 14:16:38 hi Apr 10 14:16:48 anybody here? Apr 10 14:17:02 so.. i have a small problem Apr 10 14:19:19 I guess most of the technical staff is on vacation, maybe you should file a ticket Apr 10 14:23:42 :) Apr 10 14:24:16 xMff, if you reset a router, or flash it with an another fon firmware, like a new version Apr 10 14:24:39 it will download the old settings from the fon server? Apr 10 14:24:53 like the ssids and the passwords? Apr 10 14:25:21 I think everything is resetted, but I don't know for sure Apr 10 14:26:53 so if i reset a router, than i have to go back to fon.com and re-set everything? Apr 10 14:28:01 hmm, can't imagine this... sorry I really can't tell Apr 10 14:29:58 no problem Apr 10 14:30:03 i will ask Apr 10 14:30:05 thank you! Apr 10 14:30:09 np Apr 10 14:36:06 Szilard: Hi, it is like a hard reset, so indeed you need to reset your password, ssid and plugins. Doesn't take that much time. Apr 10 14:36:26 hi Apr 10 14:37:09 i have an intresting problem Apr 10 14:37:27 i installed freewlan plugin to a fonera classic Apr 10 14:37:28 perhaps when you are not in developpers mode once it is out of beta, it synchronizes with the fon website Apr 10 14:38:14 yes maybe , because if you install a new firm, you have to set the ssids again Apr 10 14:38:22 so.. back Apr 10 14:38:35 i installed freewlan to fon classic Apr 10 14:38:38 But remember fon-ng is still beta Apr 10 14:38:53 and changed the ssid via the fon website Apr 10 14:38:56 (untill end of april....) Apr 10 14:39:01 and nothing happens Apr 10 14:39:19 it can't download the settings from fon.com Apr 10 14:39:39 i don't think that this mode switched off in the freewlan addon Apr 10 14:39:54 Yes, I can imagine with freewlan Apr 10 14:40:19 Otherwise it would get updated with the latest fon firmware, removing the add-on Apr 10 14:40:52 I'm not sure, but why not enter it in the webgui of fon classic router? Apr 10 14:41:10 A lot more interesting stuff overthere Apr 10 14:41:10 i don't want Apr 10 14:41:45 I guess ssid "MyPlace" is the only option then :-) Apr 10 14:41:46 if i but a router somewhere with freewlan, and needs to change the wpa key Apr 10 14:42:03 i have to travel there? Apr 10 14:42:19 sorry 4 my bad English. Apr 10 14:43:09 mmm, you could try the number on the sticker on the router Apr 10 14:43:39 yes, that is the default wpa key Apr 10 14:43:44 thats okay. Apr 10 14:44:03 i set an another in the routers own website Apr 10 14:44:11 or connect an ethernetcable and try 192.168.10.1 or the failsafe 196.254.255.1 (see the wiki for details) Apr 10 14:44:17 everything is okay Apr 10 14:44:41 later... i have to change the key Apr 10 14:44:51 Happy Eater! Apr 10 14:44:56 Easter.. Apr 10 14:45:04 and I can't do it from the central fon website Apr 10 14:45:29 well, the standard firmware works that way Apr 10 14:45:29 it looks like the freewlan addon can't download the settings from fons server Apr 10 14:46:08 Well, as said, I can imagine they blocked that to prevent freewlan get's overwritten by the default firmware Apr 10 14:46:20 but you need to ask on the freewlan forum Apr 10 14:46:37 this is the irc channel for the fon-ng (fon2.0) router Apr 10 14:46:43 ok, Apr 10 14:46:44 . Apr 10 14:46:52 thank you. Apr 10 14:47:06 b.t.w. the developpers promissed to deliver the fon-ng to the previous routers as well Apr 10 14:47:30 great Apr 10 14:47:39 :) Apr 10 14:47:42 So it gets more open..... but of course you lack the USB port Apr 10 14:47:56 making this project interesting... Apr 10 17:15:16 good evening Apr 10 17:15:36 I have a question regarding our fonhome project Apr 10 17:16:31 how should we be saving data? we have two options, but we don't which one's the best Apr 10 17:16:59 one is using sqlite library, which we've already tried, but it's not quite compatible with the Lua interface Apr 10 17:17:13 the other solution is use our own files, saved somewhere Apr 10 17:17:36 any suggestions? Apr 10 17:24:05 use lua bytecode Apr 10 17:24:17 and write it to some file Apr 10 17:24:23 then read it back with loadfile Apr 10 17:24:54 so write the data I need to a temp file and read it from Lua? Apr 10 17:25:22 well depends on what data you want to store Apr 10 17:25:38 I assume you need some kind of database to store runtime and config data? Apr 10 17:25:52 yup Apr 10 17:26:06 okay Apr 10 17:26:23 the luci.util class contains a function "get_bytecode()" Apr 10 17:26:43 you can feed this function with any data structure, most likely a table Apr 10 17:27:09 it will return a binary serialized string which contains the data in compiled form Apr 10 17:27:20 you can write this string to a file Apr 10 17:27:41 and later just do "loadfile(path)" to read the data back Apr 10 17:27:55 another way to store data is uci Apr 10 17:28:51 okay, but the application is c++ Apr 10 17:28:57 ic Apr 10 17:29:23 can you use those files from outside Lua easily? Apr 10 17:29:37 uci yes, bytecode not Apr 10 17:30:14 uci has a C library and a mapper which exposes uci structures as C structs Apr 10 17:30:20 maybe this could be useful for you Apr 10 17:30:35 okay, that sounds good Apr 10 17:31:24 any place where I can get some documentation on that? Apr 10 17:31:51 http://nbd.name/gitweb.cgi?p=uci.git;a=summary Apr 10 17:31:57 there are code examples in the repo Apr 10 17:32:21 perfect Apr 10 17:32:22 thank you :) Apr 10 17:32:25 np Apr 10 17:34:21 another real-world example is this: http://l2gvpn.org/trac/browser/trunk/node.c#L85 Apr 10 17:34:32 it uses the ucimap lib to process it's configs Apr 10 17:35:10 and an example config is here: http://l2gvpn.org/trac/browser/trunk/extra/examples/l2gvpn.ucisample Apr 10 17:35:13 ok, I'll take a look at that also Apr 10 17:36:04 and finally, there's also luasqlite: http://luaforge.net/projects/luasqlite/ Apr 10 17:36:15 a lua binding for sqlite2/3 Apr 10 17:36:46 yup, that was one of my options, but I didn't want to make my app too big Apr 10 17:37:02 okay Apr 10 17:37:21 thank you very much Apr 10 17:37:42 you're welcome **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Apr 11 02:59:57 2009