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Dec 27 11:26:31 <txomon|fon> hello!
Dec 27 11:27:58 <ifdm> nice repo blathijs !
Dec 27 11:28:00 <ifdm> http://git.stderr.nl/gitweb
Dec 27 11:29:02 <blathijs> Hey folks
Dec 27 11:29:36 <blathijs> ifdm: Heh, most of the stuff is old though, I'm using github for most of my repos now
Dec 27 11:29:48 <txomon|fon> everybody is =)
Dec 27 11:29:58 <ifdm> any interesting project your are working on actually?
Dec 27 11:30:23 * blathijs is active on the Arduino project lately, which is fun :-)
Dec 27 11:30:32 <ifdm> yeah
Dec 27 11:32:45 <txomon|fon> blathijs, I discovered a bug in the latest image for 2n one
Dec 27 11:33:02 <txomon|fon> in VPN user creation, no dots are admitted and no error is raised
Dec 27 11:34:57 <blathijs> txomon|fon: Which is that? 2.3.7.0 or .1? I think I fixed this in the latest SVN trunk already
Dec 27 11:37:16 <txomon|fon> puff no idea ;)
Dec 27 11:37:51 <txomon|fon> btw why is wol not working over wifi?
Dec 27 11:38:13 <txomon|fon> about the bug, I will check it when I arrive home
Dec 27 11:39:03 <blathijs> txomon|fon: The fix is not in any released version yet, so unless you're using the SVN autobuilds, you won't have the fix yet
Dec 27 11:40:36 <blathijs> txomon|fon: How do you mean "over wifi" exactly? There is no WOL support for wifi AFAIK, since a device that is powered off won't be able to maintain a wifi association.
Dec 27 11:41:07 <txomon|fon> no, I mean, I have the 2n configured as a bridge
Dec 27 11:41:26 <txomon|fon> but wol doesn't work for it injecting a packet into the network
Dec 27 11:42:42 <txomon|fon> 2n -> my_router -> Computer
Dec 27 11:42:46 <txomon|fon> that doesn't work
Dec 27 11:43:24 <txomon|fon> I don't know why, but seems 2n only injects packets in it's eth interfaces
Dec 27 11:44:22 <txomon|fon> I may go afk now
Dec 27 11:47:30 <blathijs> txomon|fon: If the 2n is configured as a wifi client for your router, then I can explain why this happens. When sending the WOL packet, it sends it to the br-lan interface (which is an ethernet bridge containing the LAN ports and the MyPlace signal)
Dec 27 11:47:49 <blathijs> txomon|fon: The wifi client interface on the 2n is the apcli0 interface, which doesn't get included
Dec 27 11:48:38 <blathijs> txomon|fon: I think the same thing will happen when you try to wake up a machine on the WAN side of the fonera
Dec 27 11:48:47 <blathijs> even when using the WAN ethernet port
Dec 27 11:49:33 <blathijs> I guess this is a bug and the wol plugin should just send out the WOL packet to both the lan and wan networks
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