**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Apr 27 10:00:00 2006
Apr 27 13:21:40 <EvilDevil> uhm, i just did a make update (Master Makefile), and i'm stuck at a 3 way merge. how can i solve this? http://pastebin.com/684905
Apr 27 13:36:27 <EvilDevil> okay, i think i got it... cd openembedded; EDITOR=vim monotone update
Apr 27 14:07:50 <CIA-4> 03rwhitby * 10unslung/Makefile: Demoted elinks, gawk, mtr, ntp for ds101g, as they need a template update to generate the control file so they emit _powerpc.ipk files instead of _armeb.ipk files.
Apr 27 15:05:09 <clars> Hi -  I dont get why I need to: Changing password for root
Apr 27 15:05:09 <clars> (current) UNIX password:
Apr 27 15:05:09 <clars> Enter new UNIX password:
Apr 27 15:05:09 <clars> Retype new UNIX password:
Apr 27 15:05:25 <clars> everytime I login
Apr 27 15:06:24 <EvilDevil> clars, maybe your login shell is set to passwd?
Apr 27 15:06:59 <clars> EvilDevil, ok - How do change it?
Apr 27 15:07:26 <EvilDevil> or something in your ~/.bashrc is executing it it might be even something else
Apr 27 15:07:53 <clars> ok I will look
Apr 27 15:07:55 <EvilDevil> clars, after changing the password, can you use the shell?
Apr 27 15:08:21 <clars> yes
Apr 27 15:08:24 <EvilDevil> if you can use it, then passwd is not your login shell
Apr 27 15:08:31 <EvilDevil> so we can exclude this
Apr 27 15:08:47 <EvilDevil> anyway... what's your login shell?
Apr 27 15:09:01 <EvilDevil> grep root /etc/passwd
Apr 27 15:09:13 <EvilDevil> (the right entry)
Apr 27 15:09:46 <clars> Konsole 1.4.2
Apr 27 15:09:54 <EvilDevil> mine looks like: root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
Apr 27 15:11:39 <EvilDevil> my login shell is /bin/bash
Apr 27 15:12:36 <clars> Yes I have the same: root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash 
Apr 27 15:13:00 <EvilDevil> so, if something is regularly executed after logging in, it should be in /root/.bashrc or /etc/bash.bashrc or something like that
Apr 27 15:14:17 <clars> # cat /root/.bashrc
Apr 27 15:14:17 <clars> # ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells.
Apr 27 15:14:17 <clars> export PS1='\h:\w\$ '
Apr 27 15:14:17 <clars> umask 022
Apr 27 15:14:17 <clars> # You may uncomment the following lines if you want `ls' to be colorized:
Apr 27 15:14:17 <clars> # export LS_OPTIONS='--color=auto'
Apr 27 15:14:19 <clars> # eval "`dircolors`"
Apr 27 15:14:21 <clars> # alias ls='ls $LS_OPTIONS'
Apr 27 15:14:23 <clars> # alias ll='ls $LS_OPTIONS -l'
Apr 27 15:14:25 <clars> # alias l='ls $LS_OPTIONS -lA'
Apr 27 15:14:27 <clars> #
Apr 27 15:14:29 <clars> # Some more alias to avoid making mistakes:
Apr 27 15:14:31 <clars> # alias rm='rm -i'
Apr 27 15:14:33 <clars> # alias cp='cp -i'
Apr 27 15:14:35 <clars> # alias mv='mv -i'
Apr 27 15:14:50 <EvilDevil> grep passwd /root/.bashrc would have been enough... 
Apr 27 15:15:23 <clars> okay
Apr 27 15:16:40 <EvilDevil> btw... what are you using? unslung / openslug /...?
Apr 27 15:16:57 <clars> :-) Debian 
Apr 27 15:17:39 <EvilDevil> good :)
Apr 27 15:17:51 <clars> II made the http://www.cyrius.com/debian/nslu2/
Apr 27 15:18:50 <EvilDevil> what does "grep passwd /etc/bash.bashrc" return?
Apr 27 15:19:24 <clars> no outpu frome grep passwd /etc/bash.bashrc
Apr 27 15:19:58 <EvilDevil> what happens if you enter /bin/bash while you're already connected?
Apr 27 15:20:32 <clars> lets try
Apr 27 15:21:12 <clars> no output from #/bin/bash
Apr 27 15:22:39 <EvilDevil> hmm.. well... i'm running out of ammo.... i'm not very familiar with the debian-installer images
Apr 27 15:23:45 <clars> Its just a total normal Debian Etch distro (Debian-installer is gone after the install i over)
Apr 27 15:26:26 <EvilDevil> maybe google can help you then?
Apr 27 18:02:16 <iwo> hey, can anyone tell me what 'ipkg install unslung-feeds' does?
Apr 27 18:02:26 <iwo> what is the unslung-feeds package?
Apr 27 18:48:19 <Eiffel> Description: A list of sanctioned Unslung package feeds.
Apr 27 18:48:39 <Eiffel> that are "urls" where the ipkg packages are
Apr 27 18:48:44 <drif> Eiffel: I was about press enter and say that :P
Apr 27 18:49:20 <EvilDevil> what took you 43 minutes to figure this out?
Apr 27 18:49:34 <drif> not to figure out, to get to the comp
Apr 27 18:50:07 <drif> although I assume that was meant as joke ;P
Apr 27 18:51:39 <EvilDevil> joke? i don't know what this means ;)
Apr 27 21:16:05 <iwo> if I install Dropbear, can i get ssh to be open on port 22 without having to go through the whole 'enable telnet on the web interface' thing after a restart?
Apr 27 21:19:58 <EvilDevil> iwo, it should listen on port 22 after installing it (and should be automatically set up to load on system start)
Apr 27 21:20:11 <iwo> oh... great :)
Apr 27 21:20:31 <EvilDevil> so, ipkg install dropbear should enable it forever...
Apr 27 22:12:59 <iwo> thanks for all the help EvilDevil.
Apr 27 22:28:20 <snowbike> ok, I finally have some time to tackle the USB audio on a slug again.
Apr 27 22:28:49 <snowbike> About 2 weeks ago, someone had it working.  To test this out, can I used openslug 2.7 beta or do I need something else?
Apr 28 02:50:35 <CIA-4> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/py-roundup.mk: upstream upgrade to 1.1.2
Apr 28 02:54:30 <CIA-4> 03rwhitby * 10unslung/Makefile: Demoted lsof for ds101g - needs a template refresh to generate the control file.
Apr 28 03:39:16 * jacques flashes latest debianslug to his lude.
Apr 28 03:43:19 <jacques> I wish I knew what the populating dev timeout was
Apr 28 03:47:10 <rwhitby> jacques: yeah - I get that too, but only on the first boot.
Apr 28 03:47:57 <jacques> something's probably trying to be too clever by half
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