**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Aug 23 02:59:56 2009 Aug 23 07:29:27 hmm. just doing a build of a new checkout. some more build errors that i remember from the last time. Aug 23 07:29:37 e.g. syslog-ng Aug 23 07:30:17 {standard input}:915: Error: unrecognized opcode `rorw $8,$3' Aug 23 07:30:36 building for wgt634u Aug 23 07:34:14 openswan, cp -fpR /home/russell/src/openwrt/build_dir/linux-brcm47xx/openswan-2.6.18/ipkg-install/* /home/russell/src/openwrt/staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/root-brcm47xx Aug 23 07:34:14 cp: cannot overwrite non-directory `/home/russell/src/openwrt/staging_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/root-brcm47xx/var' with directory `/home/russell/src/openwrt/build_dir/linux-brcm47xx/openswan-2.6.18/ipkg-install/var' Aug 23 07:45:13 [florian] ping Aug 23 07:46:07 where did the forums go? Aug 23 07:57:06 how does u-boot work in relationship with openwrt? Aug 23 07:57:43 xsupplicant fails on "configure: error: header file is required for Xsupplicant" Aug 23 08:41:48 acoul problem also exists with .28 kernel :( Aug 23 11:12:50 florian * r17353 /branches/packages_8.09/net/ (4 files in 4 dirs): merge r14585 to 8.091, thanks florida Aug 23 11:21:35 florian * r17354 /packages/net/babel/ (Makefile files/babel.conf): [package] fix typos in babel.conf files, thanks florida Aug 23 11:26:35 florian * r17355 /packages/net/babel/ (Makefile files/babel.init): [package] update babel to 0.96, babel executable was renamed to babeld Aug 23 12:00:59 mirko * r17356 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/files-2.6.31/ (21 files in 10 dirs): also take over the files for 2.6.31 Aug 23 13:43:37 florian * r17357 /packages/net/openswan/ (Makefile patches/120-no_manpages.patch): [package] update openswan to 2.6.22 (#5711) Aug 23 14:04:47 <_trine> did anyone notice earlier that the code in trunk for AR71xx does not get an IP address for the WAN Aug 23 14:09:11 LOL Aug 23 14:09:52 then it's normal that trunk ar71xx bricked my routerboard :( Aug 23 14:10:34 create a ticket Aug 23 14:54:39 Dogge_: its most likely not "bricked" Aug 23 15:57:27 morning Aug 23 16:00:20 Hi guys If I have a binary i.e "11110000" and afert apply some function I get "00001111" how I will named this function? Aug 23 16:01:16 fofware: xor Aug 23 16:01:51 oops: wrong, .. "inverse" Aug 23 16:01:58 not Aug 23 16:03:05 so inverse will be a clear name? Aug 23 16:03:29 thanks xrg_ Aug 23 18:06:53 fofware: or "complement" Aug 23 18:07:36 hello xMff: so complement is better name? Aug 23 18:08:12 xMff: luci have a functions to manipulate IPs Aug 23 18:09:01 fofware: yes, the luci.ip class Aug 23 18:09:04 if not, I can send to you some ones and If you see they are can be good add to luci Aug 23 18:09:53 ah! ok, so not need Aug 23 18:10:43 fofware: if you need ip manipulation functions, feel free to take them from luci.ip, it only depends on the "bit" library Aug 23 18:11:23 and it can handle both ipv4 and ipv6 addresses Aug 23 18:11:57 also does operator overloading with metatables, so you can work with ips like with numbers Aug 23 18:13:40 yes, thanks xMff, I have my own library "net" in it I have all I need for now, and work with numbers and binaries, but binary handlle in my case depend from string.addon other library that i did Aug 23 18:14:07 I wiil take a look of yours, sure I can learn too much Aug 23 18:14:53 at some point it propably makes sense to redo this lib in C but that's too much hassle for me right now :) Aug 23 18:16:04 yeah, maybe is a good idea make a library and use with posfix Aug 23 18:16:47 libc also provides some functions to parse ip addresses and stuff, this especially eases the parsing of ipv6 addresses Aug 23 18:17:04 I like it, but I don't know if it will use more space ( more bytes) Aug 23 18:17:10 since v6 ones can have different formats and a collapsed representation etc.etc. Aug 23 18:18:37 yes, I'm starting to learn about ipV6, the good news for me is ip route settings is the same :o) until I did read Aug 23 18:19:13 yeah, except the address format it's actually easier imho, jut pure routing and no nat stuff Aug 23 18:20:21 yes, that will great, like 15 years ago every body had ip public :o)))) Aug 23 18:20:33 yes, that will be great, like 15 years ago every body had ip public :o)))) Aug 23 18:23:56 yesterday I done a .... meeting or conference of security or hetical hacking... we will have a lot of job to try keep our and customers security and width public ip's for every body will be more job Aug 23 18:25:24 well instead of relaying on nat, users have to deploy an actuall filtering firewall now Aug 23 18:25:25 but anyway, I like that every body have public ip thanks of v6 Aug 23 18:27:10 jejejjejeje, that will be a hard job, because firewall will need check all outgoing trafic because is too simple to day put a reverse shell in any machine Aug 23 18:27:11 yeah, the hackers and spammers will have more fun :( Aug 23 18:28:14 only with see webpage you can be a victim Aug 23 18:28:39 jejejjejejejjeje Aug 23 18:28:52 yeah Dogge_ Aug 23 18:28:59 java applets, flash even javascript can be used to make outbound connections from a users pc Aug 23 18:29:39 and now they even think about a socket api for javascript (you know, web 2.0) this will be fun Aug 23 18:30:02 exactly and every body like flash in web page Aug 23 18:30:53 yeah and all sites like facebook with web 2.0 have many securitys risk Aug 23 18:32:19 bbl Aug 23 18:33:37 anyone know why some pkgs(x86/ntpd for example) are no longer being built when snapshot images get built? (ntpd not in latest Packages.gz) Aug 23 18:34:08 i saw one message on mailing list about it from months ago but no repliies Aug 23 18:35:48 building fresh svn now with ntpd ... ntpd "compile" succeeded so far Aug 23 18:38:34 normally ntpclient is enough Aug 23 19:03:10 Dogge_: yeah, but i assume there are other packages not being built and i thought i'd figure out why Aug 23 20:12:00 xMff: around? Aug 23 21:09:13 i have an wl-hdd with ide-cf adapter. it gets detected, but no cf card gets shown. any hints? Aug 23 22:23:50 hi fofware Aug 23 22:26:34 hello Aug 23 22:43:14 ping nbd Aug 23 22:43:53 I just checked with white russian on wl hdd (yakumo, brcm) for the ide-cf adapter and both cards get detected after installing kmod-ide && reboot Aug 23 22:44:06 was no way to get it working with kamikaze .. Aug 23 22:44:10 any hints? Aug 23 22:57:29 dunno. which modules are loaded on your device in kamikaze? Aug 23 22:57:40 and are you using linux 2.4 or 2.6? Aug 23 23:00:05 i tried both 2.4 and 2.6 (even trunk snapshots) Aug 23 23:00:21 i just found this: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=17681 Aug 23 23:00:35 I'll let you know if that fixes it. Aug 23 23:01:19 (on 2.6) Aug 23 23:01:34 on 2.4 it didn't detect the cf cards, but the adapter was there. Aug 23 23:05:52 on 2.4 pdc and ide-core were loaded to show the ide-cf adaptor Aug 23 23:20:13 show me the module list please Aug 23 23:27:03 mom, I gotta flash kamikaze again Aug 23 23:43:29 nbd: http://pastebin.com/m7bf1d4e5 Aug 23 23:43:37 fdisk -l shows nothing Aug 23 23:43:47 /dev/ide is empty Aug 23 23:44:12 odd Aug 23 23:44:21 exactly. Aug 23 23:44:30 works as a charme in white russian Aug 23 23:44:41 I just try a testbuild 2.6 bcrm with pdc202xx Aug 23 23:44:49 (takes ages ^^) Aug 23 23:45:12 phaidros: I wonder if it needs the scsi_disk drivers? Aug 23 23:45:28 frogonwheels: tried that befote, cause was thinking the same, no result. Aug 23 23:45:33 but will try again Aug 23 23:45:51 strangely on thing is different now: dmesg has hdb as DMA now, was pio before as well Aug 23 23:47:59 frogonwheels: same result :( Aug 23 23:48:13 phaidros: please rename 30-ide-detect to 35-ide-detect in /etc/modules.d Aug 23 23:48:19 k. Aug 23 23:48:41 when you load the modules, does it give any indication that it found a device? Aug 23 23:48:45 nbd: there is no ide-detect ! Aug 23 23:49:04 sorry, 30-ide-core Aug 23 23:49:33 frogonwheels: http://pastebin.com/m7bf1d4e5 .. below is the dmesg output saying it detects the ide-cf adaptor Aug 23 23:51:01 nbd: fixed Aug 23 23:51:03 :) Aug 23 23:51:08 thaaanx! Aug 23 23:51:11 cool Aug 23 23:51:13 yay Aug 23 23:51:19 let's try to make it work on 2.6 as well, ok? Aug 23 23:52:00 ok, wait for the build with pdc or try 2.6 snapshot? Aug 23 23:52:08 (which has no pdc module) Aug 23 23:52:21 doesn't matter Aug 23 23:52:31 k. I try without pdc now Aug 23 23:52:51 well, you need to install the pdc package then Aug 23 23:53:12 is it there? Aug 23 23:53:20 dunno Aug 23 23:53:21 wasn;t avail in opkg list though Aug 23 23:53:25 ah Aug 23 23:53:31 https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=17681 Aug 23 23:53:31 well, you need it to make it work, imho Aug 23 23:53:42 so, we need the pdc module, right? Aug 23 23:54:01 ye Aug 23 23:54:02 ues Aug 23 23:54:11 tippgicht :) Aug 23 23:54:30 k. so we gotta wait for my slow host to build the image with pdc module .. still doing toolchain ^^ Aug 23 23:55:18 cp: cannot stat `/home/phaidros/trunk/build_dir/linux-brcm47xx/linux-2.6.28.10/drivers/ide/pci/pdc202xx_old.ko': No such file or directory Aug 23 23:55:21 make[3]: *** [/home/phaidros/trunk/bin/packages/brcm47xx_uClibc-0.9.30.1/kmod-ide-pdc202xx_2.6.28.10-brcm47xx-1_brcm47xx.ipk] Error 1 Aug 23 23:55:24 :/ Aug 23 23:56:21 nbd * r17358 /trunk/package/kernel/modules/block.mk: brcm-2.4: fix ide disk detection on the wl-hdd Aug 23 23:57:05 nbd: so, pdc doesn't build on 2.6 (with the recommended fix from the forumlink above) Aug 24 00:00:43 please revert the previous patch and apply this one: http://nbd.name/diff.txt Aug 24 00:03:02 k Aug 24 00:07:04 kernel has built :) Aug 24 00:07:09 but lets wait for the final image Aug 24 00:34:17 ages .. Aug 24 00:34:36 time for a new server with more cores .. Aug 24 00:47:58 nbd: mv 30-ide-core 35-ide-core + pdc fix works on 2.6 Aug 24 00:48:12 yay :) Aug 24 00:48:14 do you even need that fix on 2.6? Aug 24 00:48:20 yes Aug 24 00:48:30 seemed so. Aug 24 00:48:44 but I cannot connect via ssh anymore, cause the image it to big -> no jffs ^^ Aug 24 00:48:52 so, I rebuild tomorrow an re-check Aug 24 00:49:02 but now is urgent time to sleep :) Aug 24 00:50:16 but i can confirm that I can mount the partitions from cf via luci Aug 24 00:52:02 nbd * r17359 /trunk/package/kernel/modules/block.mk: fix pdc20xx compile for linux 2.6 Aug 24 01:22:36 fofware: now I'm around Aug 24 02:06:13 thanks was to know where is ip.class in luci, but i found it Aug 24 02:07:39 Nice way to define class, at first time I don't understand but I like it Aug 24 02:08:53 Ok, I'm so tired, go to sleep, good night guys Aug 24 02:10:12 gn8 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Aug 24 02:59:57 2009