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Oct 22 08:00:10 <barnseen2o> [g2]: what do you want to know about rtorrent?
Oct 22 10:26:40 <[g2]> barnseen2o I just upgraded an ixp425 to etch and there are a bunch of torrents in there like rtorrent
Oct 22 10:29:17 * NAiL likes rtorrent
Oct 22 10:31:32 <[g2]> morning NAiL :)
Oct 22 13:30:12 <barnseen2o> [g2]: sorry dude, i havent a clue what 'upgraded an ixp425 to etch' means!
Oct 22 13:31:22 <[g2]> barnseen2o were we talking about torrent programs the other day ?
Oct 22 13:31:28 <barnseen2o> sure
Oct 22 13:31:58 <barnseen2o> i know what the rtorrent part of the statement was, just not the other bit ';-)
Oct 22 13:32:06 <[g2]> ok, I was just saying that I upgraded a system from Debian Sarge to Debian Etch that runs on the same IXP4xx family as the nslu2
Oct 22 13:32:16 <barnseen2o> aha im catching up!
Oct 22 13:32:29 <[g2]> the rtorrent is pre-built
Oct 22 13:32:40 <barnseen2o> i see, this is on a pc?
Oct 22 13:32:52 <[g2]> no an IXP425
Oct 22 13:32:57 <[g2]> just like the slug
Oct 22 13:32:57 <barnseen2o> whats that?
Oct 22 13:33:02 <barnseen2o> oh i see
Oct 22 13:33:08 <[g2]> it's the core processor
Oct 22 13:33:14 <barnseen2o> sorry, im thick
Oct 22 13:33:19 <[g2]> the NSLU2 has an IXP420
Oct 22 13:33:24 <barnseen2o> gotcha
Oct 22 13:33:40 <barnseen2o> wonder what version of rtorrent it had then
Oct 22 13:33:47 <barnseen2o> i needed the very latest head
Oct 22 13:33:57 <barnseen2o> so its unlikely your one has the right ver for me
Oct 22 13:34:00 <[g2]> you're not thick.  think is when I tell you something 50 times and you don't still don't get it
Oct 22 13:34:04 <barnseen2o> lol
Oct 22 13:34:30 <[g2]> barnseen2o is very thin.  you simply ask about something you don't know 
Oct 22 13:34:33 <[g2]> :)
Oct 22 13:34:35 <barnseen2o> they just implemented the semi-standard encryption mechanism in rtorrent, which is neccessary for ppl like me who has an isp who traffic shapes
Oct 22 13:34:46 <[g2]> heh
Oct 22 13:35:02 <[g2]> so now it doesn't shape by torrent proto right ?
Oct 22 13:35:03 <barnseen2o> i have an 8mb internet connection, and they throttle torrent to 25k
Oct 22 13:35:06 <barnseen2o> kb
Oct 22 13:35:56 <[g2]> it'd be interesting to run the torrent server off port 80
Oct 22 13:36:00 <[g2]> or 443
Oct 22 13:36:10 <barnseen2o> wouldnt make an odds for the shaping
Oct 22 13:36:19 <[g2]> 433 whichever is the ssl
Oct 22 13:36:20 <barnseen2o> theyre doing by inspection not port
Oct 22 13:36:43 <[g2]> like a signature in the packets
Oct 22 13:36:52 <NAiL> I'm glad I have an ISP that gives me the bandwidth I pay for
Oct 22 13:37:09 <barnseen2o> must be, theres a good write up on it here .. http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Bad_ISPs
Oct 22 13:37:23 <barnseen2o> yes. its annoying for them to decide what you have already paid for
Oct 22 13:38:36 <[g2]> barnseen2o thx for the link
Oct 22 13:38:39 <barnseen2o> i managed to build the head on my slug in the end, took forever but worked
Oct 22 13:40:14 <barnseen2o> i wrote up my experiences on this website i help run. incase anyone else wants to try it!
Oct 22 13:41:14 <barnseen2o> although i guess its only useful for complete newbs like me
Oct 22 13:44:15 <[g2]> Inst libtorrent9 (0.10.2-1 Debian:testing)
Oct 22 13:44:15 <[g2]> Inst rtorrent (0.6.2-2 Debian:testing)
Oct 22 13:44:24 <[g2]> those are the versions in etch
Oct 22 13:45:12 <barnseen2o> mm theyre real recent
Oct 22 13:45:14 <[g2]> there's a libtorrent9
Oct 22 13:45:21 <[g2]> there's a libtorrent9-dev too
Oct 22 13:45:45 <barnseen2o> libtorrent-0.10.3.tar.gz 
Oct 22 13:45:45 <barnseen2o> rtorrent-0.6.3.tar.gz 
Oct 22 13:45:49 <barnseen2o> those are the latest stable
Oct 22 13:46:15 <[g2]> ok, so I could probably build those from source on etch
Oct 22 13:46:27 <barnseen2o> can i use this 'etch' as a build environment on a pc? or is it just for you ipx... device?
Oct 22 13:46:53 <[g2]> IMHO that would make some sense
Oct 22 13:47:21 <barnseen2o> got url for it?
Oct 22 13:47:29 <[g2]> however, the way to set it up is running it under QEMU which I don't know if somebody has it all setup
Oct 22 13:47:38 <barnseen2o> oh i see
Oct 22 13:47:44 <barnseen2o> i saw a mail about this on the mailing list
Oct 22 13:47:52 <[g2]> yeah me too
Oct 22 13:48:02 <[g2]> I peeked at the links, but haven't tried it 
Oct 22 13:48:16 <barnseen2o> someone said they had it all working
Oct 22 13:48:20 <barnseen2o> in vmware
Oct 22 13:48:43 <[g2]> If you've got a fast PC, or just one with lots of memory then I think it's a big win for that kind of thing once one is setup
Oct 22 13:49:02 <[g2]> you probably don't need vmware
Oct 22 13:49:23 <barnseen2o> no, i saw someone say that
Oct 22 13:50:01 <barnseen2o> mmf
Oct 22 13:50:06 <barnseen2o> laptop battery about to die
Oct 22 13:50:08 <barnseen2o> tc friend
Oct 22 13:53:35 <[g2]> mmf ?
Oct 22 13:53:38 <[g2]> tc barnseen2o 
Oct 22 18:37:47 <dumfrac> are LEDs on the slug only controlled by 50-leds-arm-cpu-activity.patch ?
Oct 22 18:38:19 <dumfrac> I thought that there was some discussion a (long) while ago of the script to control the LEDs
Oct 22 19:09:33 <VoodooZ> there is a new system in place to control them (or override the defaults) but I'm unsure how.
Oct 22 19:13:43 <dumfrac> VoodooZ: do you know if it is through the kernel patch 50-leds-arm-cpu-activity.patch ?
Oct 22 19:28:46 <VoodooZ> not sure unfortunately.
Oct 22 19:29:08 <VoodooZ> I think that particular patch only modifies the code to make use of the new led system.
Oct 22 19:30:18 <VoodooZ> I believe The actual led system is inmplemented as part of the linux input system.
Oct 22 19:53:51 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r4259 10optware/trunk/make/py-sqlalchemy.mk: py-sqlalchemy: upstream upgrade to 0.3.0
Oct 22 19:58:06 <NAiL> dumfrac: that patch is for a hook for CPU activity
Oct 22 19:58:27 <NAiL> IIRC, Richard Purdie was the one that made a patch for a new leds subsystem
Oct 22 20:00:18 <NAiL> (RP in #oe)
Oct 22 20:03:10 <dumfrac> NAiL: so the Richard Purdie patch has not been applied to the SlugOS kernel ?
Oct 22 20:03:23 <NAiL> the leds subsystem is in mainstream
Oct 22 20:03:33 <NAiL> so all leds go under /sys
Oct 22 20:03:43 <dumfrac> ah, ok - do you know what version of upstream ?
Oct 22 20:04:03 <NAiL> no, but you can ask RP in #oe. He'll know :)
Oct 22 20:04:51 <dumfrac> ok - thanks - does SlugOS have a script to control the LEDs - the reason I ask is I'd like to get them working properly in Debian
Oct 22 20:05:53 <NAiL> yes, there is a script... more specifically "leds" 
Oct 22 20:06:31 <dumfrac> thanks for the info - I'll check it out
Oct 22 21:43:11 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r4260 10optware/trunk/make/ (py-paste.mk py-pastedeploy.mk py-pastescript.mk): py-paste, py-pastescript, py-pastedeploy: upstream upgrade to 1.0
Oct 22 21:43:36 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r4261 10optware/trunk/make/py-wareweb.mk: py-wareweb: upstream upgrade to 0.3
Oct 23 01:08:15 <[g2]> dumfrac ping
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