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Feb 07 04:34:54 <builder_> build #163 of rb532 is complete: Failure [failed shell_12]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/rb532/builds/163
Feb 07 04:40:09 <builder_> build #163 of ppc44x is complete: Failure [failed shell_12]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/163
Feb 07 05:04:48 <builder_> build #175 of orion is complete: Failure [failed compile_8]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/orion/builds/175
Feb 07 05:34:47 <builder_> build #168 of uml is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/uml/builds/168
Feb 07 05:39:58 <builder_> build #153 of sibyte is complete: Failure [failed shell_12]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/sibyte/builds/153
Feb 07 06:26:35 <mark_weaver> hi folks.  the version of libupnp is 12.09 is apparently vulnerable to several buffer overflow vulnerabilities.  See http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/922681
Feb 07 06:27:15 <mark_weaver> it should be upgraded to 1.6.18
Feb 07 06:28:30 <mark_weaver> I just tried to build a fixed version, but after approximately 12 hours of building and 14 gigs later, the build failed in freeswitch during link, with the error "./.libs/libfreeswitch.so: undefined reference to `find_if_index'"
Feb 07 06:29:22 <mark_weaver> I can't afford to spend any more time on this.  is there someone here who can just apply the patch to upgrade libupnp?
Feb 07 06:39:24 <mark_weaver> sorry, I lost my connection.  if anyone responded before, I didn't see it.
Feb 07 06:39:36 <mark_weaver> anyway, i opened a ticket: https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/12963
Feb 07 06:42:46 <russell--> hi mark_weaver
Feb 07 06:42:55 <mark_weaver> also see http://securitytracker.com/id/1028057
Feb 07 06:43:08 <mark_weaver> hi russell--
Feb 07 06:43:09 <russell--> why were you building freeswitch?
Feb 07 06:44:13 <mark_weaver> I used the config file that you use to build the official images, because I lacked confidence in my ability to configure it properly (and didn't have time to properly research it)
Feb 07 06:44:51 <blogic> make IGNORE_ERRORS=m
Feb 07 06:45:01 <blogic> that is used on release builds to skip broken packages
Feb 07 06:45:12 <mark_weaver> however, I ended up disabling a few things along the way, because of compilation problems.  for example, something regarding asterisk failed, so I disabled a bunch of telephony-related things.
Feb 07 06:45:17 <russell--> also, can you just turn off libupnp for now?
Feb 07 06:45:18 <blogic> i thought our upnp version was safe
Feb 07 06:45:36 <blogic> i will look into it today
Feb 07 06:45:39 <blogic> mark_weaver: thx !
Feb 07 06:46:11 <mark_weaver> after the compilation failure with freeswitch, I went back into .config to disable it, and found that it had already been disabled.  so I'm not sure why it was built.  maybe the build process didn't properly take into account changes in my .config.
Feb 07 06:46:27 <mark_weaver> blogic: thanks, I appreciate it!
Feb 07 06:47:05 <mark_weaver> russell--: I can turn it off for a short time, but some of my users in the house may need it.
Feb 07 06:49:43 * russell-- recommends the IGNORE_ERRORS=m also
Feb 07 06:50:09 <russell--> it sounds like you are doing a select-all build
Feb 07 06:50:17 <russell--> which probably isn't necessary
Feb 07 06:50:35 <russell--> (certainly isn't necessary :-)
Feb 07 06:51:32 <mark_weaver> fair enough.  the problem is that I don't know enough about openwrt to know what can be safely disabled.  ideally, I wanted to build the same squashfs that's in your official builds, except with an upgraded libupnp.
Feb 07 06:51:54 <russell--> you can log in to your existing router and see what packages are installed
Feb 07 06:51:59 <russell--> with opkg list_installed
Feb 07 06:52:07 <russell--> then just select those
Feb 07 06:52:30 <mark_weaver> okay
Feb 07 06:52:45 <mark_weaver> IGNORE_ERRORS=m makes me nervous because I don't want to end up with a flawed build.
Feb 07 06:53:02 <russell--> it will still error out if it's something essential
Feb 07 06:53:18 <russell--> it only ignores packages that aren't built into your image
Feb 07 06:53:36 <russell--> the =m means, build a package but don't put it in the image
Feb 07 06:53:45 <russell--> =y means, put this in the image
Feb 07 06:53:52 <mark_weaver> russell--: okay, thanks.  that helps.
Feb 07 06:54:22 * russell-- recommends building from source for EVERYONE, even for people it doesn't make sense for ;-)
Feb 07 06:54:37 <russell--> it's fun
Feb 07 06:54:41 <russell--> it's exciting
Feb 07 06:54:46 <russell--> it's educational!
Feb 07 06:55:30 <russell--> also, maybe, masochistic
Feb 07 06:56:02 <mark_weaver> hehe.  I actually have about 30 years experience as a developer, and have even built my own system from scratch from sources in the past (based on cross linux from scratch), so I can sympathize.
Feb 07 06:56:21 <russell--> awesome
Feb 07 06:56:58 <mark_weaver> but I find the build system of openwrt somewhat intimidating.  I wasn't really looking to become an openwrt dev, as much as I appreciate its existence :)
Feb 07 06:57:23 <mark_weaver> I just learned about this rather serious security flaw, and was looking to get it fixed quickly.
Feb 07 06:57:47 <russell--> i don't use it, so i'm not excited ;-)
Feb 07 06:58:05 <mark_weaver> fair enough :)
Feb 07 06:58:38 <russell--> i kind of hate sourceforge
Feb 07 06:59:49 <russell--> just give me a freaking LINK, jerks
Feb 07 06:59:49 <mark_weaver> yes, I'm not fond of it either.
Feb 07 07:00:49 <mark_weaver> TBH, I'm not even sure if we need libupnp for anything in this house.  The one thing I'm not sure about is bittorrent.
Feb 07 07:00:57 <russell--> reving libupnp up should be trivial, there are no patches applied
Feb 07 07:01:15 <mark_weaver> *nod*
Feb 07 07:04:01 <mark_weaver> anyway, time for me to sleep.  thanks for the helpful advice, russell--!
Feb 07 07:04:13 <russell--> np
Feb 07 07:09:05 <builder_> build #150 of ixp4xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ixp4xx/builds/150
Feb 07 07:09:53 * russell-- just posted the trivial patch to openwrt-devel
Feb 07 07:12:42 <russell--> lol, just looking at the diff between 1.6.14 (current) and 1.6.18 (new), 1.6.18 calls itself 1.6.19 internally
Feb 07 07:13:00 <russell-->  /* Define to the full name and version of this package. */
Feb 07 07:13:00 <russell--> -#define PACKAGE_STRING "libupnp 1.6.14"
Feb 07 07:13:00 <russell--> +#define PACKAGE_STRING "libupnp 1.6.19"
Feb 07 07:13:25 * russell-- suddenly glad that he doesn't use it ;-)
Feb 07 09:13:14 <builder_> build #138 of iop32x is complete: Failure [failed shell_12]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/iop32x/builds/138
Feb 07 09:47:49 <builder_> build #135 of gemini is complete: Failure [failed shell_12]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/gemini/builds/135
Feb 07 10:34:33 <conxuro> hi
Feb 07 11:02:54 <conxuro> I compiled libvirt, apparently succesfully and it makes the ipk pakage but ends with collected error
Feb 07 11:03:21 <conxuro> and when I try to install it with opkg install libvirt... shows the same error
Feb 07 11:03:43 <jow_laptop> which error?
Feb 07 11:04:24 <conxuro> I force to install with --force-depends but i want to know where is the problem because it doesn't enable automatically the init script
Feb 07 11:04:25 <conxuro> Collected errors:
Feb 07 11:04:25 <conxuro>  * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for libvirt:
Feb 07 11:04:25 <conxuro>  * 	gnutls * 	certool *
Feb 07 11:05:31 <jow_laptop> what is "certool" ?
Feb 07 11:05:43 <jow_laptop> and gnutls looks like it should be libgnutls
Feb 07 11:05:55 <conxuro> gnutls its not a package itself i think but there is several like libgnutls libgnutls-extra and some more
Feb 07 11:05:55 <jow_laptop> maybe you jsut specified not existing stuff in your DEPENDS line
Feb 07 11:06:36 <jow_laptop> you should probably change your DEPENDS:=gnutls to DEPENDS:=+libgnutls
Feb 07 11:06:51 <conxuro> certtool is a dependence of some gnutls I thing
Feb 07 11:07:27 <jow_laptop> but the error above says "certool", not "certtool"
Feb 07 11:07:30 <jow_laptop> looks like a typo
Feb 07 11:07:40 <jow_laptop> put your current Makefile into pastebin
Feb 07 11:07:57 <conxuro> oh shit
Feb 07 11:08:05 <conxuro> in the makefile is certool...
Feb 07 11:08:34 <conxuro> I'm going to change it  and remove gnutls
Feb 07 11:08:40 <conxuro> now is like this
Feb 07 11:08:48 <conxuro>   DEPENDS:= +gnutls +gnutls-utils +libgnutls +libgnutls-extra +libgnutls-openssl +certool \
Feb 07 11:08:48 <conxuro>             +lvm2 +libdevmapper \
Feb 07 11:08:48 <conxuro>             +libnl +libgcrypt +librpc +libxml2 \
Feb 07 11:08:48 <conxuro>             +gzip +tar
Feb 07 11:09:55 <conxuro> i'm going to recompile again
Feb 07 11:10:23 <jow_laptop> ok, so remove +gnutls and change +certool to +certtool
Feb 07 11:32:04 <conxuro> fine, now installs correctly
Feb 07 11:32:41 <conxuro> I see the script is copied to /etc/init.d/ but it doesn't make a link into /etc/rc.d/
Feb 07 11:33:24 <conxuro> should it do after the installation of a package? (opkg install)
Feb 07 11:33:26 <jow_laptop> which make command did you use?
Feb 07 11:33:34 <jow_laptop> no
Feb 07 11:33:46 <jow_laptop> it only does for init script embedded at firmware build time
Feb 07 11:33:52 <conxuro> exactly i typed:  opkg install libvirt_1.0.2-2_x86.ipk
Feb 07 11:33:59 <jow_laptop> yeah then it isn ormal
Feb 07 11:34:53 <conxuro> so theres and automatic way to do /etc/init.d/libvirt-init enable or should do it manually when install as single package?
Feb 07 11:35:37 <jow_laptop> manually when installing manually
Feb 07 12:04:37 <conxuro> it seems that works, now i have to deal with lxc xD
Feb 07 12:04:41 <conxuro> thanks a lot
Feb 07 13:21:53 <conxuro> bye!
Feb 07 13:52:01 <builder_> build #158 of avr32 is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/avr32/builds/158
Feb 07 15:18:36 <OpenWrt-Commits> juhosg r35510 trunk/target/linux/ (8 files in 4 dirs) * generic: add detach callback to struct phy_driver
Feb 07 15:18:38 <OpenWrt-Commits> juhosg r35511 trunk/target/linux/generic/files/drivers/net/phy/ar8216.c * generic: ar8216: add detach callback
Feb 07 15:18:40 <OpenWrt-Commits> juhosg r35512 trunk/target/linux/generic/files/drivers/net/phy/mvswitch.c * generic: mvswitch: add detach callback
Feb 07 15:18:41 <OpenWrt-Commits> juhosg r35513 trunk/target/linux/generic/files/drivers/net/phy/ar8216.c * generic: ar8216: add mii_bus field to struct ar8216_priv
Feb 07 15:18:42 <OpenWrt-Commits> juhosg r35514 trunk/target/linux/generic/files/drivers/net/phy/ar8216.c * generic: ar8216: use inline function to convert swdev to ar8216
Feb 07 16:11:45 <builder_> build #126 of octeon is complete: Failure [failed shell_12]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/octeon/builds/126
Feb 07 16:33:56 <rektide> i'm getting a "present kernel configuration has modules disabled" error when trying to build, but i cannot understand where. the kernel makefile appears to be looking for a CONFIG_MODULES definition, and not finding it, but there it is in my kernel's .config directory. gist for this: https://gist.github.com/rektide/4724570
Feb 07 16:43:32 <KanjiMonster> rektide: that usually happens when the kernel config is incomplete; try running make V=99 and you will see the kernel config asking questions
Feb 07 17:34:59 <OpenWrt-Commits> florian r35515 trunk/toolchain/ eglibc/common.mk eglibc/Config.in eglibc/Config.version * toolchain/eglibc: add support for 2.17
Feb 07 17:42:16 <OpenWrt-Commits> mazilo r35516 packages/net/freeswitch/Makefile * minor update to sound packages
Feb 08 01:08:04 <Marex> hey guys, why doesn't 'make world' from the openwrt buildsystem (SVN/ToT) generate those -factory.bin and -sysupgrade.bin images ?
Feb 08 01:08:09 <Marex> am I missing something obvious please?
Feb 08 01:08:38 <Marex> the target is WDR4300
Feb 08 01:12:44 <Marex> image too big, ok
Feb 08 01:12:48 * Marex <- stupid
Feb 08 01:21:31 * swalker adds libupnp's cve string to the list
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