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Jan 12 09:01:18 <Perr_> hello
Jan 12 09:43:05 <nanomad> I've got a question...does fonstated use Reload scripts? Or just Restart ones?
Jan 12 09:51:14 <blogic> depends on what it is told to run
Jan 12 09:57:14 <nanomad> blogic: so samba Reload script is either bugged or not used becuase fix for #866 was ported only to the Restart script
Jan 12 10:04:22 <blathijs> nanomad: I think Restart is used on startup, Reload is used when you make config changes in luci
Jan 12 10:17:28 <nanomad> blathijs: I've submitted the final patch for #936
Jan 12 10:27:48 <blathijs> nanomad: cool
Jan 12 13:02:21 <nanomad> blathijs: is there a way to register to trac? So that i do not have to enter my username every time
Jan 12 13:02:49 <nanomad> blathijs: ps. you can close #472 as a duplicate of 936
Jan 12 13:15:59 <blathijs> nanomad: You can enter your details under "Preferences" at the top right I think
Jan 12 13:16:09 <blathijs> nanomad: That will store stuff in a cookie, which is not perfect but works :-)
Jan 12 13:18:18 <nanomad> blathijs: thanks
Jan 12 15:40:46 <afrinc> Hello, I've some problems but I can't find any answers on the net (probably wrong keyword). So I will explain you with sentences.
Jan 12 15:44:56 <afrinc> I'm using fonera 2.0n, with a 2.3.6.1 firmware. I've installed a Jabber server (it's for example, but similars problems appears with all services). It work fine, I can connect from the Internet using my domain name, but with the same domain name, from the LAN I can't contact services.
Jan 12 15:48:33 <afrinc> from the LAN, if I do a nmap my.fullqualified.domain.name, it bind my external IP, but the opened port are fonera's ones…
Jan 12 15:48:57 <afrinc> How can I have services working from the LAN and from Internet with the same domain name ?
Jan 12 16:44:40 <blogic> ufff
Jan 12 16:44:50 <blogic> i need to think about that first
Jan 12 16:45:02 <blogic> but i understand the problem you are having
Jan 12 16:48:28 <afrinc> I search in the ticket of the trac, and no body have report this… With a clasic openwrt, there is no problems.
Jan 12 19:12:01 <blathijs> afrinc: Does the Fonera have a public IP, or does your ISP modem do NAT and port forwarding?
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