**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Apr 23 09:59:56 2006 Apr 23 15:42:20 <[1]garpinc> anyone familiar with iptables? Apr 23 15:42:41 <[1]garpinc> after upgrading to 6.8 I started getting error: iptables: No chain/target/match by that name Apr 23 15:43:05 <[1]garpinc> at least I think I was not getting that error b4 Apr 23 15:43:55 <[1]garpinc> an example of command that gives that error /opt/sbin/iptables -I INPUT -i ixp0 -m mac --mac-source [MAC] -j ACCEPT Apr 23 15:44:00 <[1]garpinc> Any ideas? Apr 23 15:44:55 what's [MAC]? Apr 23 15:45:30 with the mention of IP tables Apr 23 15:45:36 i presume its reffereing to a MAC Address Apr 23 15:45:46 yeah but is that the exact line? Apr 23 15:45:53 if it is, it's most certainly wrong Apr 23 15:46:46 what's the ixp4xx-ethernet interface name in unslung 6.8? maybe it's changed to eth0 ? Apr 23 15:49:48 <[1]garpinc> mac address Apr 23 15:50:11 and you *actually* have a mac address there or the string '[MAC]'? Apr 23 15:50:17 <[1]garpinc> [MAC] you replace with actual mac Apr 23 15:50:25 ok :p Apr 23 15:50:26 <[1]garpinc> actual mac Apr 23 15:50:58 <[1]garpinc> how can i tell if interface changed? Apr 23 15:51:10 try running ifconfig and see what it's called Apr 23 15:51:42 <[1]garpinc> I see ixp0 Apr 23 15:52:11 good, you can exclude that Apr 23 15:54:58 <[1]garpinc> so what's next? Apr 23 15:58:07 <[1]garpinc> at the bottom of http://www.faqs.org/docs/iptables/commonproblems.html is says maybe not all modules are loaded Apr 23 15:58:41 you might want to define a table implicitely Apr 23 15:59:21 that might be it...if you don't have the mac matching support Apr 23 16:03:19 <[1]garpinc> Another problem I see with upgrade is I see symbolic links like passwd -> /share/hdd/conf/passwd Apr 23 16:03:29 <[1]garpinc> I am unslung to disk2 Apr 23 16:03:40 <[1]garpinc> so that doesn't make sense does it? Apr 23 16:09:30 <[1]garpinc> BTW the 2 modules i'm loading for iptables are ip_tables.o iptable_filter.o Apr 23 16:11:44 <[1]garpinc> looks like I need also ipt_REJECT.o ipt_mac.o Apr 23 16:11:55 <[1]garpinc> which packages are those in 6.8 Apr 23 16:12:11 http://ipkgfind.nslu2-linux.org Apr 23 16:13:39 they're kernel modules...dunno if there's an ipkg containing those Apr 23 16:13:51 <[1]garpinc> found em... Apr 23 16:14:00 ah they exist Apr 23 16:14:01 :) Apr 23 16:14:55 <[1]garpinc> That works... Apr 23 16:15:15 <[1]garpinc> Now what about the symbolic link thing? Any ideas about that? Apr 23 16:16:00 [l]garpinc: re: symbolic links: all the links from /etc to /share/*/conf are created/managed by the Linksys firmware - similar to 5.5. The exact structure/nature of the way the conf partitions were handled on 5.5 made sense, but the R63/6.8 stuff from Linksys only makes sense if you've been smoking the wrong sorts of stuff... Apr 23 16:17:26 <[1]garpinc> so although my unslung drive is /share/flash/conf the sym link to hdd is okay? Apr 23 16:19:08 if it links to /share/hdd, that's where it will read the files.. Apr 23 16:19:10 If you follow the trail of twisty little symbolic links you'll find that there are a collecton of sym links in /share/hdd/conf that point over to /share/flash/conf, so it all works out in the end. Yes, it's a horrible horrible hack... Apr 23 16:19:17 ouch Apr 23 16:19:53 The alternative is to require that one unsling to the disk in USB port 1, which would give up support for NTFS altogether. Apr 23 16:20:42 So I opted for the hack instead -- the unsling script populates /share/hdd/conf with the symbolic links if you unsling to the disk in USB port 2. Apr 23 16:21:11 <[1]garpinc> I don't see those sym links in /share/hdd/conf Apr 23 16:21:35 <[1]garpinc> I rsync my disk2 to disk1 I don't know if that makes a difference... Apr 23 16:21:59 Oh - you have two disks - that makes a big difference -- are both of them natively formatted? Apr 23 16:22:07 <[1]garpinc> yes Apr 23 16:22:51 Oh. Nightmare #2 -- this one is totally Linksys, though... Apr 23 16:23:38 IF you have two natively formatted disks, one in each USB port, then... (check your mount table: type "mount" and check carefully what device is mounted on /share/hdd/conf and /share/flash/conf....) Apr 23 16:24:27 <[1]garpinc> first /dev/sdb2 on /share/hdd/conf type ext3 (rw,sync) Apr 23 16:24:38 <[1]garpinc> next /dev/sdb2 on /share/flash/conf type ext3 (rw,sync) Apr 23 16:24:49 <[1]garpinc> same I see... Apr 23 16:24:53 <[1]garpinc> good hack... Apr 23 16:25:33 Yeah - isn't that horrible? /dev/sda2 is no longer accessible. Apr 23 16:26:00 This is why the exception to the rule -- if you have two natively-formatted disks, you should unsling to USB Port 1, not USB Port 2. Apr 23 16:26:49 <[1]garpinc> But my second drive is on usb hub Apr 23 16:26:53 <[1]garpinc> so I can't do that. Apr 23 16:28:39 <[1]garpinc> Does that mean that I should remove my rsync to conf? Or should I mount /dev/sda2 to another location and back up to that. Apr 23 16:29:13 Well, if it works, you're ok -- but if you are unslung to /dev/sda1, which is the disk on USB port 2, your password files, group files, and all that are coming from the disk in USB Port 1 -- so your slug is now dependent upon both. If you shut it down, remove the drive on the hub in USB port 1, and boot it back up -- you will find the slug boots up with the wrong passwd files... Apr 23 16:29:49 Re: rsync: I'll have to think on that. I'd vote for mounting /dev/sda2 temporily elsewhere, but I've not tested that. Apr 23 16:29:54 gotta run... Apr 23 16:29:58 <[1]garpinc> ok Apr 23 16:34:25 <[1]garpinc> My samba shares are still pointing to /share/hdd/data when I need them to be /share/flash/data. Does anyone know how I can change them? Apr 23 16:46:48 i'm trying to get a patched kernel version against which to build a new kernel module. I've gotten the openslug-2.7 code out of subversion, and i get this error when running "bb -vv -b openslug-kernel_2.6.12.2.bb": NOTE: Applying patch 'nslu2-arch.patch' Apr 23 16:46:58 ERROR: function do_patchcmd failed Apr 23 16:47:15 it tells me to look in a log file, but that file is empty Apr 23 17:26:31 the 2.6.11.2 kernel errors the same way Apr 23 17:29:26 drasch, you should ask in #openslug, much more chance for an answer on this topic Apr 23 17:31:19 caplink811_log: will do, thanks Apr 23 17:31:26 np Apr 23 20:38:52 Hi, I have been using Unslung 5.5 for sometime, so I have decide to upgrade to 6.8, but I am having some dificulties... Apr 23 20:39:04 so dann bin ich wieder, jetzt wieder ohne modulres X :( Apr 23 20:39:14 sorry wrong channel Apr 23 20:40:32 Telnet session don't is dropped with: No directory, logging in with HOME=/, Cannot execute /dev/null: Permission denied Apr 23 20:41:04 I tried to downgrade to unslung 5.5 but the results are the same. Apr 23 20:41:26 Can anybody help me? Apr 23 20:44:34 Sorry for disturb, I read now that end users are not welcome here. Bye Apr 23 20:48:34 Sorry again, my mistake, it looks that I am on the right place. Apr 23 20:49:18 NSLU2-IRC, please change your nick-name first Apr 23 20:50:38 NSLU2-IRC, and it seems like your login shell is set to /dev/null. you have to edit /etc/passwd and change the shell to something like /bin/sh or /bin/bash Apr 23 20:52:04 Thanks I am trying to figure how to change my nick... Apr 23 20:52:27 enter /nick MyNewNickName Apr 23 20:54:00 Thanks again. Could you please explain how can I do that if I can't telnet the Slug? Apr 23 20:54:43 The telnet session is dropped. Apr 23 20:55:53 Cmbe what ID are you using to log in as? Apr 23 21:03:28 Sorry, but I never used this IRC, how can I verify what my ID is? Apr 23 21:04:42 i assume mwester-away meant which login do you use to connect to your nslu Apr 23 21:05:20 Ha! Sorry, admin Apr 23 21:05:42 Ah - telnet in with the "root" account -- the admin account is only used with the Web GUI. Apr 23 21:05:47 use root with password uNSLUng (casesensitive) Apr 23 21:09:05 Shame on me, it works. Apr 23 21:09:48 np Apr 23 21:11:06 On unslung 5.5, I was using a harddisk to unsling but now I will use a pendisk... Apr 23 21:11:50 can you please tell how can I format it? (the GUI fails) Apr 23 21:12:29 is it format in this moment, and when yes, with which filesystem? Apr 23 21:13:52 when not, put it on a win box, make 1 partition on it, and format it with fat32, thenput it back on the nslu Apr 23 21:14:41 and the stick should have a size of ~256MB Apr 23 21:21:28 It is a 256Mb stick, but was formatted as it cames, now it is formatted as FAT 32. Apr 23 21:22:21 so it should work Apr 23 21:22:35 It is recognized now, but I have to format it on Nslu with ext3 to Unsling, right? Apr 23 21:22:56 yes, that is the way :) Apr 23 21:23:38 on port2 Apr 23 21:25:11 It is on port 2, but the GUI still fails to format it. Apr 23 21:26:57 fails or stuck? Apr 23 21:29:22 The disk log says "format failed", after I try to format it via GUI Apr 23 21:30:23 hm, assuming, you're in a win environment, you use ie and there are no other devices pluged at the nslu? Apr 23 21:37:19 that's correct Apr 23 21:38:12 so, dunno, as i said before, it should work... Apr 23 21:38:18 any other takers? Apr 23 21:38:58 Thanks caplink811_log Apr 23 21:39:04 np Apr 23 21:40:19 Cmbe, maybe that there http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseAMemoryStickAsMainDrive are some ther information in it Apr 23 21:42:11 thanks I will read it Apr 23 22:46:31 hi...i have a question pertaining to running a webserver with thttpd on the nslu2 Apr 23 22:48:44 my problem is that although i followed a guide on the the nslu2-linux site on how to set one up, it seems that i have still amnaged to fail. MY site works ok but the config page for the nslu2 is now all messed up. i was hoping someone could tell me how to fix this... Apr 23 22:57:21 you need to change the config page to work on another port Apr 23 22:59:18 the config page is set to work on port 8000 but the links in the page are all broken...i thnk it might have something to do with the permissions but have had no success as i am still quite new to the linux world Apr 23 23:00:21 the site is located at kevlar.boldlygoingnowhere.org if you care to take a look... Apr 24 00:40:06 Hi, Unslung 6.8 comes with BusyBox v0.60.4, may I update to a newer version like 1.1? If yes could please tell me how? Apr 24 00:44:26 <[1]garpinc> Anyone who can help me with samba mounts on 6.8 Apr 24 00:49:41 <[1]garpinc> I only see disk1 as a possible share. Apr 24 00:53:55 You can define the shares you want on GUI Apr 24 00:54:57 <[1]garpinc> in share as new/ location section I only see disk1 but I have 2 disks. Apr 24 00:56:07 Can you see the Disk 2 properly recognized on GUI? Apr 24 00:56:09 <[1]garpinc> I want to share the drive on usb port 2 which I am unslung to. Apr 24 00:56:11 <[1]garpinc> yes Apr 24 00:56:18 <[1]garpinc> it is recognized Apr 24 00:56:25 <[1]garpinc> and functional Apr 24 00:59:53 <[1]garpinc> cmbe any ideas? Apr 24 01:26:52 usb port #1 == sda1? Apr 24 01:29:08 nvm... it's port #2 for sda1 Apr 24 01:40:15 jumpkick: depends on the firmware: Unslung 5.5 and earlier, sda==port#1. Linksys R63 and Unslung 6.8 find sda==port#2 (for no rational reason that anyone knows)... Apr 24 01:51:27 what about for debianslug :) Apr 24 01:53:59 <[1]garpinc> mwester can you help with my issue. Disk 2 does not show up for possible share. Apr 24 01:55:37 A little background? You have two disks, I presume - both natively formatted? What does the home page in the Web GUI say about the disk status? Apr 24 01:57:47 <[1]garpinc> yes Apr 24 01:57:57 <[1]garpinc> both listed on home Apr 24 01:58:38 And what doesn't work then? Apr 24 01:59:10 <[1]garpinc> on admin -> advanced -> shares Apr 24 01:59:27 <[1]garpinc> Disk 2 doesnt show up under location Apr 24 02:02:43 Aren't you backing up disk 1 to disk 2? Apr 24 02:03:14 <[1]garpinc> yes Apr 24 02:03:32 <[1]garpinc> actually I reversed rsync Apr 24 02:03:40 <[1]garpinc> disk 2 to disk 1 Apr 24 02:03:52 <[1]garpinc> but I guess linksys doesn't know that. Apr 24 02:03:53 I think the Linksys GUI is smart enough to know that if you are backing up disk 1 to disk 2, you can't share disk2 (only disk1) Apr 24 02:04:16 <[1]garpinc> well that's a problem. What should I do... Apr 24 02:04:37 garpinc, is there a reason you have unslung to disk2 when you have two native ext3 disks, or was that just the way it worked out? Apr 24 02:04:54 <[1]garpinc> usb hub with printer Apr 24 02:05:51 Yes, but that shouldn't affect the disk choice, I wouldn't think. Did you try? Apr 24 02:06:22 <[1]garpinc> Well according to doc I can only plug hub into port 1 Apr 24 02:07:36 Right. But you can plug a drive into the hub as well, and it will be correctly recognized. The big problem is that if you plug in *multiple* drives to the hub, it doesn't know which one is sdb and which is sdc. But if you have only one on the hub, you should be ok. Apr 24 02:09:17 That approach would let you follow the recommendations that if you have two native ext3 drives, you unsling to the one in Port 1 -- which was recommended because of exactly the sorts of confusing behaviors you have encountered. (I swear someone at Linksys was smoking "funny stuff" the day they came up with R63's disk mapping!) Apr 24 02:09:54 anyone here run DebianSlug? I'm having some trouble with the di-nslu2.bin image not detecting my attached HDD... Apr 24 02:11:17 garpinc - you can give it a try, actually: swap the drives, and boot. It should actually boot up even though the root drive is in the wrong spot. If it works, it might make life easier for you! Apr 24 02:13:06 jumpkick: you might inquire on the #openslug channel as well; I'm not completely sure, but perhaps the #debonaras channel might have some lurkers about who might know... Apr 24 02:13:19 k Apr 24 02:13:36 <[1]garpinc> Just kind of sucks since I will have to go and change all my paths again. Apr 24 02:13:39 thanks mwester, I'll head over there Apr 24 02:15:03 garpinc: just a suggestion - if it's more work to leave things be and it's ok, then we know that your configuration works fine. If you're encountering problems with shares, I don't know how to fix that except to swap the drives. Apr 24 02:15:32 <[1]garpinc> maybe a diversion script to change smb.conf? Apr 24 02:17:39 Could work, I suppose. Apr 24 02:17:41 <[1]garpinc> Or disable backup and diversion script to modify crontab to do backup Apr 24 02:19:02 That might work better, but then you have to make sure that you always use the correct share -- one of the two will be overwritten by the backup. In order to get rid of the unwanted "DISK #" share you might end up with a rc.samba diversion script anyway. Apr 24 02:50:02 <[1]garpinc> where is a good place to add mount instruction for /dev/sda2 Apr 24 03:06:15 hi...i'm looking for info on how to resolve an issue i have running a web server with thttpd...i have made a web host active on port 80 and moved the config panel to port 8000...now the issue is that the config panel is all screwy...i don't quite understand why...anyways, if anyone can help on this issue i'd really appreciate it Apr 24 05:59:26 Hi, Unslung 6.8 comes wtith BusyBox v0.60.4, anyone have update it to v1.1 and can share how to do it? Apr 24 06:09:17 hey cmbe...have you tried updating with ipkg? Apr 24 06:10:55 if you have issues with the update, i just did it yesterday actually and this page was a big help: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/UpgradeBusyBoxUsingIpkg Apr 24 06:26:56 <[1]garpinc> tout le monde dormant Apr 24 06:27:41 <[1]garpinc> I still need question answered: where is a good place to add mount instruction for /dev/sda2 Apr 24 06:28:10 <[1]garpinc> since with 2 disk it does't mount Apr 24 06:55:55 Thanks kevlarmusik, I will look at it it. Apr 24 06:56:27 no prob...hey could you by any chance do me a quick favor? Apr 24 06:57:09 i need a listing of the files that are supposed to be in /home/https/html Apr 24 06:58:08 cmbe? Apr 24 07:00:11 yes np, how could i sendit? Apr 24 07:01:09 hmm...actually if it's not too big of a deal would you mind sending me the actual folder in case i AM missing a file? i could give you my msn Apr 24 07:02:35 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 16015 Jan 1 1970 Admin_left.JPG Apr 24 07:02:35 drwxrwxr-x 3 root root 3072 Apr 24 01:29 Management Apr 24 07:02:35 drwxrwxr-x 2 root root 1024 Apr 24 01:29 Manual Apr 24 07:02:35 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14 Apr 24 01:29 SHARE -> ../../../share Apr 24 07:02:35 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 85 Jan 1 1970 TRANSPAR.GIF Apr 24 07:04:07 that will do kevlarmusik? Apr 24 07:05:08 cmbe i didn't get the whole list there but i just pm'd you my msn address...maybe you could send it there Apr 24 07:52:34 kevlarmusik: got the file list yet? Apr 24 07:52:57 nope...would you mind helping out? Apr 24 07:53:01 yup Apr 24 07:53:03 a sec Apr 24 07:53:11 cool...thanks Apr 24 07:58:18 kevlarmusik: http://pastebin.ca/50893 Apr 24 08:03:24 hey drif...just out of curiostiy, how long have you been messing with the NSLU? Apr 24 08:04:49 i'm just wondering if everyone has the crazy amount of trouble getting it to work right at first as i'm having... Apr 24 08:07:58 few months I guess Apr 24 08:08:14 mine was quite painless Apr 24 08:08:24 lucky ;) Apr 24 08:08:43 are you a big linux user to begin with? Apr 24 08:09:00 hdd was simple, the another unit with usb-stick was bit more problematic Apr 24 08:09:43 I have the basic linux knowledge - atleast Apr 24 08:09:54 or should I say unix Apr 24 08:10:38 yeah...while i'm not a complete newbie to linux, i still find some of it's intricacies pretty daunting Apr 24 08:11:14 sure, anything specific? Apr 24 08:12:42 i'm really confused now...mainly because a) i followed a seemingly good detailed tutorial on the nslu-linux page on how to set up a web server with thttpd and it totally fucked my admin pages... Apr 24 08:13:18 after you changed the default port? Apr 24 08:13:24 right Apr 24 08:14:36 i made a copy of thttpd so i could run a second instance of it so as not to screw up the original settings and all that and then moved the admin page to port 8000...now the new server is on 80 and works fine and the old stuff is broken Apr 24 08:14:57 how is the old stuff broken? Apr 24 08:15:19 could it be the port - is it still trying to 80 instead of 8000? Apr 24 08:16:02 or how does it occure? Apr 24 08:16:13 I'd think it should work unless the page uses absolute links or something.. Apr 24 08:16:40 no...the port that's set in thttpd.conf is set to 8000 and the one for my new site (in mythttpd.conf) is set to 80 Apr 24 08:17:58 hmm...i was thinking it might have to do with the fact that it's all based on cgi...but i can't see how that's possible because i never changed any linkage and/or moved any files from their original locations...only changed the ports Apr 24 08:19:21 kevlar: and the tutorial you followed didn't mention anything about this? Apr 24 08:19:31 here...have a look for your self http://kevlar.boldlygoingnowhere.org/ Apr 24 08:19:40 nope...absolutely not.... Apr 24 08:20:08 if you add :8000 to that you'll see the broken part i'm talking about Apr 24 08:21:33 heh it gives a .bin file Apr 24 08:21:46 not always though... Apr 24 08:21:59 hmm.. Apr 24 08:22:05 i just tried it again and it gives me part of the the admin screen Apr 24 08:22:37 but the link to "user password" is broken and when you click the Apr 24 08:23:01 "administration" tab it actually gives you the login but stops there Apr 24 08:23:11 "j5qysyra.bin: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, ARM, version 1 (ARM), for GNU/Linux 2.0.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped" Apr 24 08:25:24 ? i don't understand what the hell is going on...sorry for my lack of linux competence...i prefer using the part that runs outside of the command prompt if at all possible Apr 24 08:25:57 did you follow these instructions: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/SimpleHomeWebsite ? Apr 24 08:27:06 or http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheThttpdWebserver? Apr 24 08:27:48 kevlar: so you changed the port via admin pages? Apr 24 08:28:12 right...well that one didn't work for me so i followed http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/VirtualHostingWithTHTTPD in conjunction with http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheThttpdWebserver Apr 24 08:28:49 right...changed the port via admin...then from there it was all downhill Apr 24 08:29:18 after i started running the second instance of thttpd that is Apr 24 08:29:49 are you using the standard linksys firmware? Apr 24 08:30:47 nope...i'm using Unslung V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.8-beta Apr 24 08:32:02 "This method can be used instead of SimpleHomeWebsite, but requires slightly more care as you can mess up your existing admin website." apparently there's that possibility mentioned out... Apr 24 08:32:32 right... Apr 24 08:32:42 any suggestions? Apr 24 08:33:04 should i just try starting from scratch? Apr 24 08:33:14 not right away, I've always used apache so it takes some time to look into things Apr 24 08:34:26 well...i'm not too worried if i have to...the drive i'm running from is straight out of the box so there's nothing to lose on it if i need to re-initialize Apr 24 08:34:48 it could save up some time - then again this is a learning experience ;) Apr 24 08:36:17 the only reason i chose to stick with thttpd for this was because of all the comments i saw saying that apache was a processor hog...i have always liked apache's functionality but then again i was using the web configurator for it when i was running x-windows Apr 24 08:38:04 apache is a bit overkill for the nslu imo...I haven't actually tried it though, but seeing that I have about 700k of free RAM on it, I certainly wouldn't run it :) Apr 24 08:38:30 or actually, maybe <3MB if excluding the buffers.. Apr 24 08:38:51 I've used it on flash without swap no probs Apr 24 08:39:24 funny, how much does it take mem then? Apr 24 08:39:57 I'd expect a couple of megabytes at least...but maybe I'm wrong Apr 24 08:40:53 yeah...so my advantages/disadvantages either way: a) run apache - ease of use and minimal amounts of conflicts but large memory consumption b)run thttpd - a bit more complicated but faster on this little box....hmmm Apr 24 08:42:01 this back end stuff is really more tedious then it would seem...and the fact that it's hard to get your head around some of the commands when you're so used to using any graphically based system...at least there's a nix distro driving my system...thing is that it's pushing mac osx so i never really get to see it Apr 24 08:43:15 you can try the terminal sometimes :) Apr 24 08:44:14 there are also other httpds, of course, not sure how many of them have a package made ready for nslu Apr 24 08:44:20 hehe...i do poke around in there on occasion but i never really get to do anything useful in there Apr 24 08:44:50 I spend about 90% of my time on the command line, strains the wrists less :) Apr 24 08:45:15 only need the mouse for surfing really... Apr 24 08:45:48 lighttpd might be okay Apr 24 08:46:06 producing tunes from the command line is considerably more difficult however...unless i learn how to write music in binaries Apr 24 08:46:12 ;) Apr 24 08:46:20 I'm running it on the home server/router, the configuration was a bit awkward for me at first but *they* say it's easy :) Apr 24 08:46:51 actually I thought of making some scriptable instrument :-p but I'm not too good with electronics Apr 24 08:48:42 fun...scripted beats...you could have an algorithm generator tied to website usage stats or something weird Apr 24 08:49:53 http://www.lighttpd.net/benchmark/ Apr 24 08:49:58 yeah :) Apr 24 08:50:11 or some sensors that play music according to whatnot.. Apr 24 08:52:22 nice...that looks promising...i have no idea how i'd go about making a build in my box work though if it's not already a nslu package Apr 24 08:53:05 lighttpd - 1.4.11-2 - A fast webserver with minimal memory footprint Apr 24 08:53:33 there is a package Apr 24 08:54:00 that's ipkg list line above Apr 24 08:54:15 though there is no step-by-step howto I guess...so you need to refer to lighttpd docs a bit Apr 24 08:55:31 making it start automatically should be basically the same thing as with thttpd...edit/add the proper file Apr 24 08:55:42 so if i want the original pages to work i guess my best bet would be to re-initalize unslug and then go from there? do you guys use unslug/open slug/etc? Apr 24 08:55:43 make a howto of it while you're at it ;p Apr 24 08:56:10 I use unslung 5.5, it's been up since I flashed it 45 days or so ago :) Apr 24 08:56:25 but now I gotta go to class, see ya -> Apr 24 08:56:43 cool...thanks for your help Apr 24 08:56:46 cya Apr 24 09:03:04 drif, i'm headin' off to try re-flashing my nslu with the original firmware...then it's back for round 2 ;) thanks for your help Apr 24 09:03:32 heh, now I'm in class, ircing...bah Apr 24 09:03:33 :) Apr 24 09:03:45 i'm sure i'll be around here again soon...i have lots of questions Apr 24 09:03:48 hehe Apr 24 09:04:44 aiight...see you all later Apr 24 09:40:24 joga, you there? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Apr 24 09:59:58 2006