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May 26 07:28:06 <gfather> hello guys , anyone here ?
May 26 08:44:52 <CIA-29> florian * r16071 /trunk/package/ar7-atm/Makefile: [package] allow ar7-atm annex a and b co-existence by symlinking firmwares
May 26 08:44:52 <CIA-29> florian * r16072 /branches/8.09/package/ar7-atm/Makefile: merge r16071 to 8.09
May 26 09:30:47 <CIA-29> florian * r16073 /trunk/package/hotplug2/files/hotplug2.rules: [package] allow hotplug events to be triggered with the atm subsystem (#2996)
May 26 09:32:29 <CIA-29> florian * r16074 /trunk/package/ar7-atm/patches/170-add-hotplug-status.patch: [package] updated led status on atm events (#2996)
May 26 10:25:57 <CIA-29> florian * r16075 /trunk/target/linux/brcm63xx/profiles/200-GW6X00.mk: [brcm63xx] include kmod-usb-storage and kmod-ipt-nathelper-extra for SIP connection tracking
May 26 10:51:03 <CIA-29> florian * r16076 /trunk/package/firewall/files/uci_firewall.sh: [package] fix typo in the uci firewall script
May 26 11:15:29 <CIA-29> florian * r16077 /trunk/target/linux/brcm63xx/profiles/200-GW6X00.mk: [brcm63xx] also include the SPI driver in the gw6x00 profile
May 26 13:17:06 <gfather> hello guys
May 26 13:17:16 <gfather> anyone here , i have the strangest problem ever :)
May 26 13:17:35 <gfather> so every things gsould work right , but when i start the router
May 26 13:18:08 <gfather> i cant log into it , and i cant get any net , i remove the wan from it , and put it back , then every thing comes to normal
May 26 13:18:44 <xMff> attach a serial console and look what's going on
May 26 13:18:50 <gfather> and one of the problems is that its thinking por1 is the wan , not the wan port , but this problem is not related to the actual one
May 26 13:19:39 <gfather> xMff i dont think it accept serial console
May 26 13:19:48 <gfather> the router is bufflo g125
May 26 13:20:27 <gfather> xMff http://pastebin.ca/1434926
May 26 13:20:51 <gfather> pleas look at the log , if there is anything that shows  why its freezing after boot
May 26 13:21:01 <gfather> or why my pc loos the router after boot
May 26 13:22:32 <gfather> i dont see any errors at the log :(
May 26 13:22:33 <xMff> log looksd okay
May 26 13:22:42 <xMff> May 26 13:12:09 OpenWrt daemon.warn openvpn(myvpn)[637]: ERROR: Linux route add command failed: shell command exited with error status: 1
May 26 13:23:40 <gfather> xMff but is that why its locking me out ?
May 26 13:24:26 <xMff> gfather: no idea
May 26 13:24:48 <danage> is your pppoe working?
May 26 13:24:54 <xMff> have you tried to disable openvpn to see whether it helps?
May 26 13:25:09 <xMff> Maybe you get the same route as your lan pushed via openvpn
May 26 13:25:11 <Strykar> is this a bug in netstat: http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/2281/img0220s.jpg
May 26 13:25:36 <gfather> xMff , ok , ill disable , restart , and try again
May 26 13:25:40 <gfather> brb
May 26 13:26:31 <xMff> Strykar: more likely a kernel or hardware bug
May 26 13:26:46 <Strykar> danke
May 26 13:26:48 <xMff> Reading procfs should not crash the kernel
May 26 14:11:20 <CIA-29> florian * r16078 /packages/libs/tcp_wrappers/patches/003-scaffold_malloc.patch: [package] use stdlib malloc definition instead, fixes linking failures with different libc (#5195)
May 26 14:18:07 <CIA-29> florian * r16079 /trunk/include/subdir.mk: stop build when an error occurs and when BUILDLOG is set (#5160)
May 26 14:22:00 <CIA-29> florian * r16080 /packages/net/bwm/ (Makefile patches/ patches/001-debian.patch): [package] use debian's patch to some display issues (#5182)
May 26 14:24:37 <CIA-29> florian * r16081 /packages/net/iftop/Makefile: [package] use debian patches for iftop (#5183)
May 26 14:36:33 <CIA-29> florian * r16082 /packages/ipv6/dibbler/Makefile: [package] update dibbler to 0.7.3 and change download location (#5203)
May 26 14:40:19 <CIA-29> florian * r16083 /packages/net/miredo/ (Makefile patches/100-uclibc.patch): [package] update miredo to 1.1.6 (#5204)
May 26 14:41:10 <gfather> xMff u still here ?
May 26 14:43:03 <CIA-29> florian * r16084 /packages/mail/fetchmail/Makefile: [package] update fetchmail to 6.3.9 (#5206)
May 26 14:44:02 <gfather> well i solved the first problem :)
May 26 14:44:18 <gfather> now the thing is , that i cant ping the clint behind the openvpn server
May 26 14:44:28 <gfather> sorry behind thge openvpn clint
May 26 14:44:38 <gfather> but i can ping all clients behind server
May 26 14:46:22 <CIA-29> florian * r16085 /packages/mail/mutt/ (Makefile patches/001-no_po_and_docs.patch): [package] update mutt to 1.5.19 (#5207)
May 26 14:47:25 <CIA-29> florian * r16086 /packages/net/knock/Makefile: [package] fix knock download url, refactor description (#5208)
May 26 14:49:15 <CIA-29> florian * r16087 /packages/libs/ezxml/Makefile: [package] cleanup ezxml makefile, compile with fpic and install static libraries (#5211)
May 26 14:52:13 <CIA-29> florian * r16088 /packages/libs/axtls/Makefile: [package] clean up the tar options when extracting axtls (#5212)
May 26 14:53:35 <gfather> xMff though i should able to ping becouse of the custome firewall rules , right ?
May 26 14:53:39 <gfather> from ur tutorial
May 26 14:54:06 <xMff> yeah
May 26 14:55:24 <gfather> xMff how can i troubleshoot that ?
May 26 14:56:45 <xMff> no idea, tcpdump, ping ... the usual stuff
May 26 14:58:17 <gfather> xMff if i turn the firewall of , will it abel to ping , or its related to something els ?
May 26 14:58:34 <CIA-29> florian * r16089 /trunk/toolchain/ (5 files in 2 dirs): [toolchain] add support for glibc-2.4 (#5213)
May 26 14:59:03 <xMff> honestly, I have no idea... depends on your network topology, the problem, the setup, etc. etc.
May 26 15:03:43 <gfather> :(
May 26 15:04:52 <CIA-29> florian * r16090 / (4 files in 4 dirs): [package] put the 4 ssl libraries into a ssl submenu (#5156)
May 26 15:05:59 <xMff> you can ping stuff behin the server but not behind the client
May 26 15:06:09 <xMff> then you have no nat in the server->client direction
May 26 15:06:19 <xMff> obvious imho
May 26 15:06:32 <xMff> you might alos need routing entries to your local net on the server
May 26 15:06:34 <xMff> etc.
May 26 15:06:42 <xMff> but that's all covered in the official openvpn manual
May 26 15:07:28 <xMff> or maybe you have no nat at all, then it's pure routing
May 26 15:07:38 <xMff> you might also need forward rules for tap->lan
May 26 15:07:42 <xMff> and not only lan->tap
May 26 15:09:31 <CIA-29> florian * r16091 /packages/libs/clearsilver/Makefile: [package] cleanup clearsilver makefile and allow configuration options to be selected (#5166)
May 26 15:11:34 <CIA-29> florian * r16092 /packages/net/iftop/patches/ (6 files): [package] forgot iftop patches
May 26 15:11:50 <CIA-29> florian * r16093 /packages/libs/clearsilver/Config.in: [package] add clearsilver Config.in (#5166)
May 26 15:12:13 <gfather> xMff one thing is that i am getting unable to connect , when i try to log into luci
May 26 15:12:20 <gfather> i mean frim the server side
May 26 15:12:52 <xMff> unable to connect could by anything: missing route, firewall on the server, firewall on the client, bad dns, ...
May 26 15:13:21 <gfather> and when i try to ping the router from the server , 77.241.65.48 i get destenation port unreachable
May 26 15:13:27 <xMff> yeah, firewall
May 26 15:13:38 <gfather> xMff this is not through vpn , its the normal ip i have
May 26 15:14:00 <xMff> openwrt blocks traffic on wan
May 26 15:14:24 <gfather> but isint that should be opend , for remote using luci , and ssh
May 26 15:15:00 <xMff> yeah, but the user should do that, doing that by default would be a security desaster
May 26 15:15:27 <gfather> xMff if i disable the firewall , it should solve these problems , right
May 26 15:15:33 <xMff> then you loos nat
May 26 15:15:42 <xMff> and net access for clients behind the router
May 26 15:15:52 <gfather> :S
May 26 15:15:57 <gfather> then what should i do
May 26 15:16:05 <xMff> just open the appropriate ports
May 26 15:16:22 <gfather> port 22 , for ssh ,
May 26 15:16:27 <gfather> what luci port ?
May 26 15:16:48 <gfather> and lets say i have a printer on client side , should i also open port for that ?
May 26 15:16:58 <xMff> luci uses 80
May 26 15:17:05 <xMff> yeah
May 26 15:17:07 <xMff> http://oldwiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs(2f)Kamikaze(2f)FirewallConfiguration.html
May 26 15:17:12 <xMff> search for "opening ports"
May 26 15:19:16 <gfather> i should add these to the firewall.user i made , right ?
May 26 15:19:25 <xMff> no
May 26 15:19:31 <xMff> to /etc/config/firewall
May 26 15:19:35 <gfather> ok
May 26 15:19:38 <xMff> firewall.user is for iptables commands
May 26 15:38:19 <gfather1> im sure that this router hates me :(
May 26 15:38:37 <gfather1> i keep getting problems when using winscp with it
May 26 15:38:44 <gfather1> or any other gui scp
May 26 16:03:58 <CIA-29> kaloz * r16094 /trunk/target/linux/sibyte/ (3 files in 2 dirs): fixup sibyte rtc support
May 26 17:28:40 <_trine> I have just tried to compile kamikaze for my TEW632 but it failed because
May 26 17:29:04 <_trine> it could not find the netdiscover package
May 26 17:45:20 * russell_ returns from vacation to report a bunch of build failures on wgt634u
May 26 17:49:48 <russell_> obj/mipsel-openwrt-linux-gnu/opt/plain/erl_arith.o: In function `erts_gc_mixed_div':
May 26 17:49:49 <russell_> erl_arith.c:(.text+0x1040): undefined reference to `finite'
May 26 17:50:01 <russell_> (from 'erlang')
May 26 18:07:49 <_trine> the code compiled when I excluded netdiscover
May 26 18:19:06 <_trine> netdiscover compiled OK in my last compilation for this router which was revision 15544
May 26 19:11:54 <CIA-29> nbd * r16095 /trunk/tools/Makefile: split stampfiles for STAGING_DIR and STAGING_DIR_HOST preparation
May 26 19:11:57 <CIA-29> nbd * r16096 /trunk/tools/Makefile: add missing dependency
May 26 19:12:02 <CIA-29> nbd * r16097 /trunk/scripts/deptest.sh: add a somewhat hackish script for automatic dependency testing
May 26 19:18:20 <CIA-29> kaloz * r16098 /trunk/target/linux/sibyte/patches/001-rhone_physmap.patch: fixup CS0 size for the BCM91125E
May 26 19:34:14 <{Nico}> _trine: netdiscover source tarball uploaded on http://downloads.openwrt.org/sources/
May 26 19:37:52 <_trine> thanks I'll give it a try
May 26 19:38:29 <_trine> {Nico}, does that mean it should compile now
May 26 19:40:06 <{Nico}> _trine: it should fail to download from author's site, then fallback to openwrt.org
May 26 19:40:21 <_trine> ok compiling now
May 26 19:40:41 <_trine> I'll report back
May 26 19:41:27 <_trine> yes it's now got past netdiscover
May 26 19:41:33 <_trine> it's looking good
May 26 19:44:34 <_trine> yes it's compiled perfectly now thanks
May 26 19:50:51 <CIA-29> nbd * r16099 /trunk/scripts/deptest.sh: deptest: handle packages from feeds
May 26 20:16:42 <russell_> hmm.  make BUILD_LOG=1 V=99 -j17 is dying on me on a javac error
May 26 20:18:01 <xMff> the behaviour of BUILD_LOG was now changed to die on errors
May 26 20:18:14 <xMff> add IGNORE_ERRORS=m if you want to continue in such a case
May 26 20:23:51 <russell_> ah
May 26 20:24:57 <xMff> the ignore errors will only tolerate stuff selected as "m"
May 26 20:43:38 <russell_> hostapd buildfails
May 26 20:44:02 <russell_> ../src/common/wpa_common.c: In function 'wpa_eapol_key_mic':
May 26 20:44:03 <russell_> ../src/common/wpa_common.c:49: error: 'SHA1_MAC_LEN' undeclared (first use in this function)
May 26 20:52:56 <aroscha> hi
May 26 20:53:03 <xMff> hi
May 26 20:54:08 <aroscha> sorry, this probably an FAQ (I was pretty much busy at work and could not check openwrt recently): what happened to svn?
May 26 20:54:44 <aroscha> just simply the http(s):// interface does not work?
May 26 20:55:05 <{Nico}> aroscha: we switched from https:// to svn://
May 26 20:55:20 <{Nico}> https://dev.openwrt.org/wiki/GetSource
May 26 20:55:25 <aroscha> thx!
May 26 20:56:39 <{Nico}> aroscha: are you interested in packets capture from our last WBM2009?
May 26 20:57:41 <aroscha> sure!
May 26 20:57:52 <aroscha> but I will really get around to doing stuff on the weekend only :((
May 26 20:57:55 <xMff> {Nico}: ah now since you mentioned it, several ppl asked me whether there is some docu/conclution/aftermath for the event. Can you provide a link?
May 26 20:58:26 <{Nico}> xMff: we're still working on a descent report right now :)
May 26 20:58:34 <aroscha> i guess that is not easy
May 26 20:58:44 <aroscha> nico: did you still come around to actually measuring some stuff?
May 26 20:58:45 <xMff> cool, let me know if there's something to read
May 26 20:59:10 <aroscha> over here we were inspired afterwards to re-do the setup in a cave
May 26 20:59:18 <aroscha> (definitely no interference there : ) )
May 26 21:03:34 <russell_> #5160 wasn't a bug, it was a feature!
May 26 21:04:19 <swalker> [florian]: the upgraded miredo package appears to at least need to depend on +ip and possibly an openwrt translation of its client-hook script
May 26 21:07:14 <{Nico}> aroscha: we're actually thinking of having a "permanent" setup here with both indoor and outdoor nodes
May 26 21:07:23 <aroscha> that is also cool
May 26 21:07:30 <{Nico}> and tools to reconfigure the whole thing
May 26 21:07:40 <aroscha> would it be possible then to have some time slices where people can test and measure on it?
May 26 21:07:52 <aroscha> the problem with the actual networks is that there is always users :)
May 26 21:07:57 <aroscha> nice
May 26 21:08:07 <{Nico}> and another "portable" setup (mesh-in-a-case) that we could deploy almost anywhere
May 26 21:09:03 <{Nico}> aroscha: that's the idea with the permanent setup
May 26 21:09:13 <aroscha> cool
May 26 21:09:17 <aroscha> very nice
May 26 21:09:53 <aroscha> I still believe that actually most discussions about protocol $BLA vs. protocol $FOO are totally pointless BTW. Usually we need to control layer 2 :)
May 26 21:09:55 <aroscha> hehe
May 26 21:10:12 <aroscha> so I highly suggest that some layer 2 monitoring mechanism is in place
May 26 21:10:45 <aroscha> of course we also need to test against real world deployments and real world layer 2 chaos
May 26 21:11:21 <aroscha> but I hope these tests can be done in two steps (of course it will take many iterations anyway)
May 26 21:11:45 <aroscha> What would it take to have a wispy at every node for example?
May 26 21:11:51 <aroscha> (ok, money) :)
May 26 21:12:07 <russell_> ubiquity has a $40 one now
May 26 21:12:10 <aroscha> ah!
May 26 21:12:16 <aroscha> and is it worth anything?
May 26 21:12:21 <aroscha> :)
May 26 21:12:26 <aroscha> sounds almost to good to be true
May 26 21:12:29 <russell_> it seems to work
May 26 21:12:39 <russell_> i don't have a wispy to compare to though
May 26 21:13:03 <aroscha> ok
May 26 21:13:09 <aroscha> happy about it ?
May 26 21:13:16 <{Nico}> not money then, just sponsors :)
May 26 21:13:25 <aroscha> nico: yes, maybe...
May 26 21:13:43 <russell_> the java software it comes with makes pretty colors on the screen
May 26 21:13:49 <aroscha> :)
May 26 21:14:19 <russell_> my microwave makes it go crazy, so that's something
May 26 21:14:32 <aroscha> ok, seems to work then hehe
May 26 21:39:15 <russell_> not including src/crypto/sha1.h for some reason
May 26 21:44:57 <aroscha> russell_: ?
May 26 21:45:02 <aroscha> trunk?
May 26 21:45:07 <russell_> yeah, hostapd
May 26 21:46:06 <aroscha> hm... <sarcasm> apparently md5 is so much better anyway </> :)
May 26 21:46:46 * russell_ just wanting it to build
May 26 21:47:08 <russell_> i don't believe in wireless encryption anyway
May 26 21:49:04 <aroscha> hehe
May 26 21:49:32 <aroscha> sorry, it was just ... at work we had some issues with sort of all certificates being "broken" since md5 had collisions
May 26 21:50:03 <aroscha> i am starting to understand doctors and their weird/wicked sense of humor now
May 26 21:50:46 <aroscha> today we had: http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=6460&rss
May 26 21:51:01 <aroscha> was not that bad
May 26 21:51:03 <aroscha> but still...
May 26 21:51:10 <aroscha> remote root in ntpd
May 26 21:51:14 <russell_> sweet
May 26 21:51:17 <aroscha> yes
May 26 21:51:33 <aroscha> like, i often get the feeling that the internet is a piece of swiss cheese
May 26 21:51:38 <aroscha> more holes than stuff
May 26 21:51:55 <russell_> not all swiss cheese has holes!
May 26 21:52:02 <aroscha> true
May 26 21:52:07 <aroscha> well, emmentaler has
May 26 21:52:15 <aroscha> that is the one that I meant
May 26 21:52:19 <russell_> heh
May 26 21:57:06 <russell_> this fixes the hostapd build for me:  http://pastebin.ca/1435486
May 26 21:58:25 <CIA-29> nico * r16100 /trunk/package/iproute2/Makefile: [package] iproute2: install netlink header and library
May 26 22:30:52 <russell_> gah.  no it didn't.
May 26 22:49:05 <aroscha> hmmm
May 26 22:50:05 <aroscha> make V=99 always gives me Kprobes ? [N/y/...] even after an make oldconfig
May 26 22:50:28 <aroscha> is that part of the kernel config or part of openwrt's .config?
May 26 22:50:38 <aroscha> ah... i will just search
May 26 22:52:06 <aroscha> ok
May 26 22:52:10 <aroscha> so it is in the kernel config
May 26 22:52:12 <aroscha> .config
May 26 22:52:21 <aroscha> i was just wondering why it kept asking me
May 26 22:52:41 <aroscha> even though it is actually there... cur/build_dir/linux-ixp4xx_generic/linux-2.6.26.8$ grep -i KPROBE .config
May 26 22:52:41 <aroscha> CONFIG_HAVE_KPROBES=y
May 26 23:17:45 <mirko> msg larsc ping
May 27 00:01:20 <aroscha> what's the best way in your opinion if I want to generate an image but just want to change some settings in /etc/config/* ?
May 27 00:01:29 <aroscha> should I use the image builder?
May 27 00:01:51 <aroscha> or mount a template image via loopback and just search and replace from the template ?
May 27 00:13:50 <xMff> imagebuilder
May 27 00:16:49 <aroscha> thx
May 27 00:16:56 <aroscha> ok, gn8 :)
May 27 01:33:37 <russell_> gah.  what happened to the package/<packagename>/{clean,etc} targets?
May 27 01:34:37 <russell_> make[1]: *** No rule to make target `package/hostapd/clean'.  Stop.
May 27 02:38:26 <russell_> aha, /me is a dumbass, that's why!
May 27 02:39:00 <nbd> ?
May 27 02:39:22 <russell_> i had a typo in one of my changes
May 27 02:39:28 <nbd> ah
May 27 02:39:39 <russell_> caused the package/hostapd/clean to not work
May 27 02:40:21 <nbd> maybe i should change the build system to spam out makefile dump errors on every invocation instead of just once
May 27 02:40:34 <nbd> that makes it easier to see stuff like this
May 27 02:40:46 <nbd> what do you think?
May 27 02:41:16 <russell_> i found it soon enough, i think
May 27 02:42:16 <russell_> on the other hand, anything to help find errors, understand wtf is going on is welcome
May 27 02:44:14 <russell_> hmm. there is a staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/usr/include/sha1.h that hostapd find before its own local one
May 27 02:44:23 <russell_> finds*
May 27 02:48:09 <russell_> this one works better, builds anyway:  http://pastebin.ca/1435767
May 27 02:50:55 <CIA-29> nbd * r16101 /trunk/include/scan.mk: improve error message output of metadata scan - fix newline break and do not hide broken makefiles after the first invocation anymore
May 27 02:52:58 <russell_> ./.libs/libgps.so: undefined reference to `finite'
May 27 02:53:11 <russell_> i've seen other instances of that, i think
May 27 02:53:21 <nbd> known issue
May 27 02:53:23 <nbd> will be fixed soon
May 27 02:53:27 <russell_> cool
May 27 02:53:35 <nbd> about the hostapd stuff: do you want me to commit that change?
May 27 02:54:11 <russell_> unless someone else has a better fix, it compiles, i don't have a way to test.  was build failing for me before the patch
May 27 02:54:18 <nbd> ok
May 27 02:54:31 <CIA-29> nbd * r16102 /trunk/package/hostapd/Makefile: hostapd: prefer built-in crypto header files over external ones from STAGING_DIR (thx, russell)
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