**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 03:00:04 2018 Aug 17 04:50:37 Hauke: no, that CVE is still complete fiction Aug 17 06:14:54 morning Aug 17 07:18:44 .. Aug 17 07:18:44 Hello all Aug 17 07:19:49 I have setup switch on LAN port of my device running openWRT CC.. Now, i am able to get IP (i.e. subnet of WAN), but unable to access local AP's page, or SSH or ping etc .. Any help ?? Aug 17 07:21:27 ... Aug 17 07:22:29 I can provide configs if required Aug 17 07:29:23 morning Aug 17 07:53:21 could someone test lede-17.01 branch with device that has SDIO WiFI supported by brcmfmac? Aug 17 07:53:26 rasperrby pi maybe? Aug 17 07:54:13 i think rpi is usb Aug 17 07:55:37 nvm Aug 17 07:55:40 ;( Aug 17 07:56:20 * m4t dusts off his rpi3 Aug 17 08:02:45 rmilecki: what aspects do you want tested? Aug 17 08:03:05 also, tip of lede-17.01 or prebuilt? Aug 17 08:03:06 m4t: see if phy0 appears, try to connect to some network or setup AP and connect with another device Aug 17 08:03:17 the latest lede-17.01 Aug 17 08:03:30 17.01.5 doesn't include changes I would like to have tested Aug 17 08:03:33 ok Aug 17 08:03:41 it'll be about 15-20 min before it's built Aug 17 08:04:24 I could try on an RPi0W Aug 17 08:13:56 m4t: no rush :) thanks Aug 17 08:14:15 stintel: if you have a moment, please try it Aug 17 08:15:08 blogic: Hi, so we would like to send three Turris Mox prototypes for the OpenWRT developers Aug 17 08:17:25 blogic: the problem is we don't have that many prototypes of newest version, and the previous version has one bug with SD regulator. To use SD card on those you would have to used patched dts/kernel (I have the patches), but since such boards won't be made anymore, we don't want to push those patches upstream Aug 17 08:18:19 blogic: so if you want to use SD card, you would have to patch kernel/dts. Or you can work with USB Aug 17 08:18:23 blogic: is this acceptable? Aug 17 08:26:09 rmilecki: build fails actually Aug 17 08:26:13 /home/matt/devel/openwrt/openwrt.rpi/build_dir/target-arm_arm1176jzf-s+vfp_musl-1.1.16_eabi/linux-brcm2708_bcm2708/compat-wireless-2017-01-31/drivers/net/wireless/broadcom/brcm80211/brcmfmac/sdio.c:1100:23: error: 'sdiod' undeclared (first use in this function) | brcmf_dev_coredump(&sdiod->func1->dev); Aug 17 08:26:21 oh crap Aug 17 08:26:42 ok, i'll work on fixing that first Aug 17 08:26:46 my bad :( Aug 17 08:26:51 np Aug 17 08:27:30 if you come up with a quick patch i can apply/test that Aug 17 08:27:58 i'll need few minutes to start Aug 17 08:44:45 Hello All! Aug 17 08:45:39 DROPBEAR_ECC is enabled in Trunk / 18.06 ? Aug 17 08:45:52 Or it can be enabled only by manual compilaction? Aug 17 08:51:08 xcoom: seems only to be rsa, with curve25519-sha256@libssh.org kex Aug 17 08:51:45 m4t: yes. but there is more : Aug 17 08:51:46 config DROPBEAR_ECC bool "Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC)" default n help Aug 17 08:51:50 if you set it to 'Y' Aug 17 08:51:56 yes. it's not enabled. Aug 17 08:52:06 running dropbearkey confirms this Aug 17 08:52:55 m4t: I have to compile it manually then Aug 17 08:53:01 yep Aug 17 08:53:16 thanks Aug 17 08:53:31 could download the sdk to make it quicker so you dont need to build the whole toolchain Aug 17 09:01:58 I usually just git clone the openwrt master Aug 17 09:02:37 and then make -j3 Aug 17 09:03:47 How can I download the SDK? Aug 17 09:03:54 is is already compiled to x86? Aug 17 09:07:12 yes which arch is the router? Aug 17 09:07:43 e.g. for ar71xx https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/18.06.1/targets/ar71xx/tiny/openwrt-sdk-18.06.1-ar71xx-tiny_gcc-7.3.0_musl.Linux-x86_64.tar.xz Aug 17 09:09:13 hrm actually.. Aug 17 09:11:05 m4t: Good to know! Thanks! Aug 17 09:11:22 m4t: Yes, it's ar71xx, or my Mi 3g is mt71 maybe? Aug 17 09:11:34 I'm running openwrt on both Aug 17 09:12:02 i dunno how to use the sdk Aug 17 09:12:43 nvm. i just extracted, cd to it, scripts/feeds update; cp -a ./feeds/base/package/network/services/dropbear package/; make menuconfig Aug 17 09:13:20 then you can do 'make' and change DROPBEAR_ECC=y i guess Aug 17 09:14:28 scripts/feeds install doesn't seem to work for some reason Aug 17 09:16:01 oh, i figured it out Aug 17 09:16:53 i didn't run 'export LANG=C' before updating initially i guess. either it was that or i ran menuconfig before updating feeds and it cached that somehow. Aug 17 09:18:32 xcoom: yeah just be sure to 'export LANG=C' in your terminal before doing anything with it. things seemed broken without that step... Aug 17 09:19:37 m4t: Okay, I might try, but now my toolchain is already done Aug 17 09:19:43 oh lol Aug 17 09:47:45 rmilecki: ping, query? Aug 17 10:16:11 hmm, I need to make package/lldpd/clean when I switch between a config with CONFIG_PACKAGE_libevent2-pthreads=y vs # CONFIG_PACKAGE_libevent2-pthreads is not set Aug 17 10:16:31 otherwise it complains about a missing dep - any way to have the build system do this automagically? Aug 17 10:17:30 jow: is there anyway for us to have the CVE junked? it doesn't really give me much faith in CVEs if people can just file made up stuff like that. Aug 17 10:24:19 oops, been playing around with -march=X in compile options Aug 17 10:24:30 and now I'm getting invalid opcode on one of my virtual devices Aug 17 10:40:29 m4t: stintel: i've updated lede-17.01, if you still have a moment to test brcmfmac Aug 17 10:40:39 f00b4r0: let me see... maybe I can have a moment for mtd now Aug 17 10:40:47 rmilecki: ;)) Aug 17 10:40:55 yeah, I think I can afford a break Aug 17 10:40:59 k Aug 17 10:42:45 rmilecki: after I fix my VPN router ;) Aug 17 10:42:51 sure :) Aug 17 10:46:23 karlp: I have no idea. I suppose one have to contact them, identify as author or parent org and reject the cve Aug 17 10:47:16 Hauke: I do not understand the "CDPATH" patch, can you elaborate? Aug 17 10:47:37 (part of the reason is likely that I have no idea what CDPATH is) Aug 17 10:48:53 jow: search path for cd Aug 17 10:49:27 one can do funny things by changing this variable. Aug 17 10:50:38 yeah, just read up on it Aug 17 10:50:48 seems weird Aug 17 10:50:49 i suppose Hauke's patch forcefully unsets it to make sure nothing stupid happens when the build is started in an environment where the variable is defined Aug 17 11:18:01 pfff, freeswitch disappeared from menuconfig Aug 17 11:18:22 and that made me lose it from my .config as well Aug 17 11:18:39 its still broken isn't it? Aug 17 11:18:51 the open source version is effectively unmaintained now anyway Aug 17 11:18:55 all commercial Aug 17 11:19:16 heh? wtf Aug 17 11:20:40 yeah, I noticed it when my builds started failing, saw an issue where they basically said use commercial version we're not fixin git Aug 17 11:20:43 fixing it* Aug 17 11:21:48 le sigh Aug 17 11:21:56 * stintel throws away the voip phone Aug 17 11:21:59 f00b4r0: i've read whole https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/1185 discussion Aug 17 11:22:00 1) the only clear argument agains your changes I found is mkresin's: Aug 17 11:22:02 "overlapping partitions which I don't like, aren't intended and we don't use" Aug 17 11:22:03 2) i see jow was trying to figure out that situation and you explained things as requested Aug 17 11:22:04 asterisk still builds Aug 17 11:22:29 jwh: yeah, I don't have time to migrate my config Aug 17 11:22:34 heh Aug 17 11:22:40 rmilecki: ack Aug 17 11:22:40 the other thing to be considered is fixed layout vs. dyanmic layout (detecting subpartitions dynamically) Aug 17 11:22:53 way too much shit on my plate already Aug 17 11:22:58 I see your explanation for using fixed partitions Aug 17 11:23:00 I know that feeling Aug 17 11:23:07 and every time I'm trying to build a new openwrt image, something else breaks Aug 17 11:23:09 let me just see that file you linked on my own, i'm curious Aug 17 11:23:13 this is getting really frustrating tbh Aug 17 11:23:14 rmilecki: seems to work Aug 17 11:23:23 m4t: thanks a lot :) Aug 17 11:23:35 its probably fixable, I don't know how though so haven't attempted it Aug 17 11:24:10 jwh: well apparently I lost all my .config backups that contain the correct freeswitch package set Aug 17 11:24:16 so I have to figure that out again as well Aug 17 11:24:21 :( Aug 17 11:24:44 I don't think I can get that info from sysupgrade archive Aug 17 11:24:58 rmilecki: i've adjusted the patch to use the "partition" nodename and extra "label" (vs using the nodename as label), as mentioned in the commit message. That's the only (and most recent) change I've made from the previous version Aug 17 11:25:08 doh Aug 17 11:25:23 f00b4r0: ok Aug 17 11:25:28 that might be an idea to include in them, the output of opkg list_installed Aug 17 11:25:52 rmilecki: well, iw dev wlan0 scan anyways. trying to set it up in sta mode. Aug 17 11:26:50 mkresin: i'm reading your comment where you reply to the jow's "What is undesired about them?" question and I can't see a real answer there Aug 17 11:27:11 mkresin: afaiu you didn't like overlapping partitions Aug 17 11:27:42 but that reply seems to be about the way partitions are created (dt vs. mtdsplit) which isn't the same thing Aug 17 11:27:54 sta works too Aug 17 11:28:48 stintel: does the config seed include all of it? Aug 17 11:28:59 jwh: interesting idea Aug 17 11:29:09 where was that save again Aug 17 11:29:18 theres an option for that, I have it enabled but never checked Aug 17 11:29:36 yeah I accepted that PR Aug 17 11:29:46 also uh, not in .config.old? Aug 17 11:30:50 jwh: I have loads of different configs for different targets, .config.old is currently at something totally different Aug 17 11:30:55 that's why have ../configs/ Aug 17 11:30:56 ah Aug 17 11:31:00 yeah heh Aug 17 11:31:18 but for some reason the backup for this particular host doesn't have any freeswitch entries in it Aug 17 11:31:55 I suspect other breakage, which made me hold off the upgrade of the host, but overwriting the .config backup Aug 17 11:32:12 hence me not noticing the freeswitch part being missing Aug 17 11:32:24 I just wrote a janky script to easily keep config snippets in git Aug 17 11:32:40 you *do* notice a C7941 boot-looping when it sits next to you ;) Aug 17 11:32:50 yeah, I should really gitify all those configs Aug 17 11:33:06 I have to do that anyway if I ever want full autobuilds for all my different devices Aug 17 11:33:20 http://ix.io/1kqC Aug 17 11:33:21 I really need to stop doing all this stuff manually Aug 17 11:34:06 yeah Aug 17 11:34:16 thats why I knocked that script up Aug 17 11:36:27 ah /etc/build.config Aug 17 11:36:43 damnit, I don't have it enabled in that image Aug 17 11:38:22 lol, I don't even see it in menuconfig Aug 17 11:38:57 oh it depends on DEVEL Aug 17 11:39:02 yeah Aug 17 11:40:08 not sure that makes sense Aug 17 11:40:44 probably not Aug 17 11:41:22 there is a modules.conf.xml Aug 17 11:41:31 I think I can mostly reconstruct my .config based on that Aug 17 11:41:39 (for freeswitch packages that is) Aug 17 11:41:56 yeah Aug 17 11:46:18 rmilecki: well, that was at a time we had really multiple partitions at the same unit address and not nested parts Aug 17 11:46:55 rmilecki: but you know, everything what I wrote was wrong and I have no clue what I'm talking about Aug 17 11:47:07 rmilecki: you get the point Aug 17 11:48:18 rmilecki: you should scroll back to get the initial intention of that patch with overlaying partitions and now nested partitions Aug 17 11:48:53 rmilecki: if you follow the mailing list, it is questionable if this change is required at all, as there is no real user of the nested partitions Aug 17 11:49:50 rmilecki: but feel free to invest time in that patch. as said, you are dev number 4 and it was rejected for different reasons by two other devs Aug 17 12:07:22 jwh: looks like it's working again, thanks for the mental support lol Aug 17 12:07:31 lol, np Aug 17 12:18:31 jow: I'm not very familiar with git, but why do you do "adjust config defaults" only to revert it in another commit? Aug 17 12:18:45 I thought it was a mistake in the 18.06 release, but I see you did it for 18.06.1 Aug 17 12:19:06 abenz: to be able to put a tag on "adjust config defaults" Aug 17 12:19:24 the tag will get you a branch state that exactly replicates the release Aug 17 12:19:36 I see Aug 17 12:19:48 the next commit will revert the branch to state that reflects a mere branch snapshot build Aug 17 12:20:06 otherwise all commits made from then on would identify themselves as 18.06.1 Aug 17 12:20:15 until a 18.06.2 is made Aug 17 12:20:29 which would be confusing and lead to a number of problems Aug 17 12:20:37 very clear. thanks for explanation Aug 17 12:21:04 today's favourite unknown new feature: "uci rename" :) Aug 17 13:11:36 mkresin: "rbcfg" uses the soft_config partition Aug 17 13:29:30 karlp: a felix special ? Aug 17 13:32:13 great: https://forum.openwrt.org/t/wifi-on-wrt-1900acv2-cobra-broken-in-18-06-1-with-mwlwifi-10-3-8-0-20180615/19229 Aug 17 13:32:17 I knew it Aug 17 13:32:21 do not touch the mwlwifi crap Aug 17 13:32:24 ugh Aug 17 13:35:30 hello everybody Aug 17 13:35:34 I use LEDE Reboot 17.01.4 on my APU2C4 and i use dhcp static lease (/etc/config/dhcp with : option dhcphostsfile '/root/dhcp.out') Aug 17 13:36:18 and my file contains ,, for each machine Aug 17 13:36:37 how can i have 2 internal domains on the same machine ? Aug 17 13:37:38 example : domain1.mynetwork to 192.168.0.123:80 and domain2.mynetwork to 192.168.0.123:8080 ? Aug 17 13:37:56 dns records cannot point to port numbers Aug 17 13:38:29 ouch... Life is very cruel Aug 17 13:39:00 better to do : domain2.mynetwork forward to domain1.mynetwork:8080 ? Aug 17 13:39:03 you need to solve that with a reverse proxy Aug 17 13:39:19 you could try to assign multiple ip addresses to your target device, e.g. 192.168.0.123/24 + 192.168.0.124/32 Aug 17 13:39:34 s/need/can/ Aug 17 13:39:34 then run two instances of your service, bind one to .123 and one to .124 Aug 17 13:40:33 and point domain1.mynetwork to 192.168.0.123, domain2.mynetwork to 192.168.0.124 Aug 17 13:41:30 @jow : ok i think i understand : i have to add an interface in /etc/network/interfaces with another mac address Aug 17 13:41:35 no Aug 17 13:41:47 better ask first what is it you're trying to do Aug 17 13:41:55 why do you want to have two different names for separate ports? Aug 17 13:42:05 (on the same machine) Aug 17 13:42:07 just config interface lan2; option ifname @lan; option proto static; option ipaddr 192.168.0.124; option netmask 255.255.255.255 Aug 17 13:42:08 SRV records? Aug 17 13:42:37 or if you do not use LuCI, just list ipaddr 192.168.0.123/24; list ipaddr 192.168.0.124/32 in config interface lan Aug 17 13:43:13 (uci del network.lan.ipaddr; uci del network.lan.gateway; uci add_list network.lan.ipaddr=192.168.0.123/24; uci add_list network.lan.ipaddr=192.168.0.124/32; uci commit network; ifup lan) Aug 17 13:44:04 @jow: a lot of thank, i copy/past that to think about it Aug 17 13:44:09 @f00b4r0 : you're right, i must explain my requirement Aug 17 13:44:54 I have all my house under my personnal network (phone, pc, IoT, Raspberry, nespresso... what else ? ... no nespresso ^^) Aug 17 13:45:37 blogic: no idea how long it's been there, but needed it to do some "migrations of old stuff" and it was super handy. Aug 17 13:46:08 I have one of my raspberry which some website (unifi, monitoring ...) and ssh access of course Aug 17 13:46:38 in all website of this raspberry, only one must be in a DMZ Aug 17 13:47:00 web servers generally do not need dmz Aug 17 13:47:04 ^ Aug 17 13:47:12 setup VirtualHosts Aug 17 13:48:03 virtualhosts is only for apache on my raspberry ? not on my router Aug 17 13:48:04 pidroid: so you want one website to be available internally, and the others from outside? Aug 17 13:48:26 @f00b4r0 : yes Aug 17 13:48:43 there are several ways to do that and most don't require mucking with multiple DNS entries :) Aug 17 13:48:51 some difficulties to understand how i do that "properly" Aug 17 13:49:55 ok in thoses ways, can i find a solution to use domains like that : Aug 17 13:50:08 you can either run a port-based Vhost that will serve your public website to the "public" port, and redirect that port from WAN to your rPi on the router Aug 17 13:50:25 in my internal network : monitoring.internalnetwork and allotherthings.internalnetwork Aug 17 13:50:54 you want a different website to be served for each of these names, _internally_? Aug 17 13:50:57 in my extrenal access (DNS of my domain) : monitoring.mydomain.com Aug 17 13:51:48 well that's even easier. Assuming you're using Apache on your rPi, setup NameVirtualHost Aug 17 13:52:05 you should only have what faces outside in your dns, not what's only inside Aug 17 13:52:20 lies :) Aug 17 13:52:24 public dns, anyway Aug 17 13:52:28 i'm french, sorry for my very bad knowledge of english (i have no excuse on the ops part, i'm an old dev) Aug 17 13:52:39 you'd have one document root for monitoring.internalnetwork, another one for allothertings.internalnetwork and a final one for your outside-facing name Aug 17 13:53:30 pidroid: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/vhosts/name-based.html Aug 17 13:54:20 that's i want use on my rasppi Aug 17 13:54:27 do people still do non-name vhosts? Aug 17 13:54:38 you'll want to make sure your default setup ends with something sane to avoid leaking stuff outside. It's explained in the above link. Aug 17 13:57:28 thank's, just to be sure Aug 17 13:58:21 monitoring.internalnetwork and allothertings.internalnetwork in my vhost config on rasppi Aug 17 13:58:55 and forward my monitoring.mydomain.com to monitoring.internalnetwork in lede ? Aug 17 13:59:36 yes. You'll have to add "monitoring.mydomain.com" to the list of ServerName for the corresponding vhost Aug 17 14:00:21 ServerAlias, sorry Aug 17 14:01:17 may I suggest using nginx instead of Apache? :P Aug 17 14:01:29 you may ;) Aug 17 14:01:31 let em use whatever they're already using. Aug 17 14:01:36 ^ Aug 17 14:02:05 in apache but how my router knows where is monitoring.internalnetwork (all my ips are dynamically allowed by mac address) Aug 17 14:02:34 you need to add a Host entry. And if you don't want this to be a nightmare, you'll make sure your raspi gets a static lease Aug 17 14:05:13 need a few minutes to think and understand Aug 17 14:05:15 ^^ Aug 17 14:06:57 really sorry, maybe i must explain in another way (i don't know if i don't correctly explain or if i don't understand) Aug 17 14:07:02 really really sorry Aug 17 14:07:56 cvan we exclude the vhost part (raspberry isn't the problem i think...) Aug 17 14:08:29 juste for an easier way to manager all device, they have each one name and dynamically ip Aug 17 14:09:22 when i need to upgrade a solution, i can easily switch the device without any setting except static lease in LEDE Aug 17 14:09:45 but here, i need to combine several solution in the same device Aug 17 14:11:03 (i work since 15 years in dev and talk many time about that in the past but never work on ops part and don't understand how it work... ^^) Aug 17 14:12:26 i don't know if you see what i want to do. juste easily switch one service (monitoring) when i need and this solution must be used indoor and outdoor Aug 17 14:14:19 f00b4r0: with your solution i try to see how it works in lede but i miss something Aug 17 14:16:11 no reverse proxy solution embedded in LEDE ? Aug 17 14:16:56 there's no need for reverse proxy to do what you want. Aug 17 14:17:18 also, I'm not sure #openwrt-devel is the right place to discuss this kind of thing... Aug 17 14:21:20 ok thank's, i read again all our discussion and will try to undersand. if someone want to help me, help is welcome in pm. sorry for the inconvenience Aug 17 15:26:21 sorry, i read and read again, i don't know how to add 2 domains to the same ip in LEDE (in the file dhcphostsfile of dnsmasq) Aug 17 15:26:35 please please help me, i become crazy Aug 17 15:30:53 10.0.42.69 name1 name2? Aug 17 15:32:21 https://zerobin.net/?dffde7d743b36996#zkhwxfdue/talYek83lPQFlov8ihPmaDywVOGW+NHOI= Aug 17 15:36:43 thank's karlp , i added manually in /etc/hosts of my router Aug 17 15:37:08 i believed that hosts wasn't used when dnsmasq used Aug 17 15:37:20 i'm crazy lol Aug 17 15:37:29 thank's a lot Aug 17 16:01:58 see you later Aug 17 16:35:35 <|\n> hello, how do i add dnsmasq' except-interface option to dhcp config for an interface, should i refer to it as eth# or wan/lan alias and in which section? last time this channel was the only helpful one, so just giving it a cross-shot (sorry for that) Aug 17 17:26:22 jow: f00b4r0 is right, When CDPATH is set it is highly likely that the build will fail becasue some of our scripts will not handle it correctly Aug 17 17:26:41 we saw this in a git clone done for a package, there is returned the patch the cd was made to Aug 17 17:26:57 jow: I can update the description Aug 17 17:27:24 karlp: jow: thanks for the clarification on the CVE Aug 17 18:54:11 hrm dissent1 is gone Aug 17 18:55:37 for about two weeks now, but it's this time of the year where that isn't exactly uncommon Aug 17 18:57:41 meant to ask him about ath10k Aug 17 18:58:18 hrm this looks complicated now Aug 17 19:04:41 ugh git repos are stupid difficult to update the hash on Aug 17 19:05:37 mkresin: i followed a lot of old discussions, but there is probably a limit of how much old stuff I can follow... Aug 17 19:05:58 mkresin: i didn't follow original intention of that change Aug 17 19:06:06 mkresin: i'm reviewing what I see now Aug 17 19:06:37 mkresin: DTS files should describe hardware, not describe only what OpenWrt needs Aug 17 19:06:58 mkresin: e.g. some BCM5301X dts files describe switch and ports, even thought OpenWrt uses swconfig Aug 17 20:22:01 swalker: does uscan support analyzing patches for CVE information? Aug 17 20:29:25 mangix: what doyou mean by "update the hash on" ? Aug 17 20:34:10 karlp: I usually run sha256sum on a tarball to get the hash and adjust manually. PKG_MIRROR_HASH required make check FIXUP=1 Aug 17 20:34:13 *s Aug 17 20:34:28 I think that's what you meant Aug 17 20:34:29 anyway Aug 17 20:34:33 I'm out for a few Aug 17 20:35:15 is it possible to use a Bluetooth device as a network connection (eg, Android phone)? could use wifi too, but BT should have lower power use Aug 17 20:39:52 luke-jr: yep. nobody has bothered to support it properly though Aug 17 20:41:19 I wonder which would have a bigger impact on battery life: figuring out BT networking, or figuring out why Openwrt eats CPU time in KVM when idle :P Aug 17 20:44:06 mangix: thanks, yes, that's what I meant. Aug 17 20:45:02 BT does eat battery quite a bit Aug 17 20:46:59 luke-jr: the lattee Aug 17 20:47:14 1*latter Aug 17 22:27:57 Hi, I get the following error: freadahead.c:92:3: error: #error "Please port gnulib freadahead.c to your platform! Look at the definition of fflush, fread, ungetc on your system, then report this to bug-gnulib." Aug 17 22:28:18 update your tree, its been fixed in mastr Aug 17 22:28:19 it seems to have been fixed recently; can anybody tell me what commit that was? Aug 17 22:28:21 master Aug 17 22:28:26 umm Aug 17 22:28:32 I need to backport the fix Aug 17 22:28:35 ah Aug 17 22:29:16 https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=8ae84899865ea14ce9d55cffa5de5ddd7167c680 Aug 17 22:29:21 https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=caebb77b4570445f0172edf1a14dbe780c9dd44d Aug 17 22:30:40 ah, thanks Aug 17 22:45:19 hm, that does not seem to suffice Aug 17 22:45:40 I will try to compile again from the ground Aug 17 22:46:20 fixed it on my glibc 2.28 builders, upstream glibc though, not that nonsense distros do with half backported packages Aug 17 23:13:58 test Aug 17 23:19:47 gujrhghrjjgr Aug 17 23:22:12 so freenode is forcing +r now Aug 17 23:22:15 lovely Aug 17 23:30:16 You'd rather be spammed to death? Aug 17 23:41:17 is spam an issue right now? Aug 17 23:46:35 mangix: god yes Aug 17 23:46:36 mangix: it's completely out of control Aug 17 23:47:00 mangix: I definitely had to turn on +r on several channels well ahead of freenode, the flood was so bad people would get kicked off (not to mention that the spam is hideously offensive) Aug 17 23:48:10 huh. wonder what happened Aug 17 23:50:14 Hi what is +r and I haven't got any spam I would be kicking off if I had because it would be messing with my screen reader. Aug 17 23:50:34 there isn't any in here because its +s Aug 17 23:50:46 what's +s? Aug 17 23:50:50 and +r? Aug 17 23:50:52 secret, unlisted Aug 17 23:50:57 +r is registered nicks only Aug 17 23:51:09 O kk Aug 17 23:51:57 I did see some write wing stuff in one channel Aug 17 23:52:13 It was for kodi Aug 17 23:52:27 twitter has examples of the spam Aug 17 23:52:35 the bird one is hillarious Aug 17 23:52:40 lol Aug 17 23:52:45 what twitter? Aug 17 23:53:32 Tapper: https://twitter.com/hashtag/freenode?lang=en Aug 17 23:54:16 thanks I will look now Aug 18 00:18:26 mangix: https://pastebin.com/raw/pq8t9UYe Aug 18 01:00:52 swalker: ty. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Aug 18 03:00:01 2018