**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Aug 18 03:00:01 2018 Aug 18 05:27:30 morning Aug 18 05:32:50 <|\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 18 06:08:57 |\n: notinterface in /etc/config/dhcp is turned into except-interface= in e.g. /var/etc/dnsmasq.conf.cfg*. so use the actual name like eth0 or wlan0, not wan/lan. documented here: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/base-system/dhcp Aug 18 06:13:57 <|\n> m4t, thanks! in future should i stick to dnsmasq options while mentioning those at /etc/config/dhcp or to those options described across linked document? Aug 18 06:14:33 hmm not sure i understand the question Aug 18 06:15:48 <|\n> m4t, notinterface is uci-specific option, is that correct? Aug 18 06:15:53 yes Aug 18 06:16:12 its translated by the init script or something like that Aug 18 06:16:21 <|\n> should i refer to uci-specific options or dnsmasq options at dhcp config? Aug 18 06:16:50 uci specific Aug 18 06:16:54 <|\n> which option may override the other in case it is present on config by mistake Aug 18 06:18:26 if you have the wrong option in the dhcp config, then it might cause an error or just be ignored Aug 18 06:18:29 i'm not sure Aug 18 06:20:11 <|\n> well, this is just an example of an option that exists as uci-specific and dnsmasq-specific Aug 18 06:20:34 <|\n> uci is another systemd :D Aug 18 06:22:00 maybe procd is kind of like systemd, as its an init system Aug 18 06:22:12 uci is config file parsing and setting Aug 18 06:22:50 <|\n> so i can't refuse uci unless i'll somehow re-manage the init system? Aug 18 06:23:27 <|\n> what is the main goal and purpose of uci? to settle it down for myself, not kind of a vital question but still Aug 18 06:26:32 https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci Aug 18 06:31:49 <|\n> this line probably describes my user experience: "There are ways to disable UCI in case you want to adjust settings in the original configuration file not available through UCI. FIXME add the recommended way please, or link to it." Aug 18 06:32:18 <|\n> thanks anyway m4t! Aug 18 06:52:04 Hi I just came across a job going for a Software Engineer Aug 18 06:52:12 https://www.dave.eu/news/we-are-hiring-apply-now Aug 18 09:37:59 <|\n> any way to make sure that certain sections/options won't be overwritten across uci configuration files on luci web panel access? Aug 18 09:38:55 you mean, like, comments? Aug 18 09:39:19 <|\n> well, logics applies certainly but not sure if now it got more clear Aug 18 09:40:17 <|\n> okay, like mysql special comments if we'd come up with an approximate imaginary parallel Aug 18 11:35:22 |\n: there is no real way to "disable" uci while using the original shipped init scripts Aug 18 11:35:46 |\n: you can however write own init scripts to start services, thne use the various native configs for these services Aug 18 11:36:18 <|\n> so partial preserving of universal uci configs is impossible? Aug 18 11:36:25 <|\n> by means of uci itself Aug 18 11:36:39 not sure what this means Aug 18 11:37:06 <|\n> okay i'd like to keep network's lan section intact under any circumstances Aug 18 11:37:10 <|\n> for example Aug 18 11:37:28 ok, there's no per-section locking Aug 18 11:37:28 <|\n> while letting uci to work with whole config Aug 18 11:37:37 <|\n> thanks jow Aug 18 12:01:23 gninrom Aug 18 12:01:50 and terribly hot weather on my vacation Aug 18 12:53:30 blogic: Hey, you commented on my PR for the Nano Station AC Loco like 2 and a half weeks ago with the intention to merge https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/689 Aug 18 12:54:00 Is there anything that needs to be done to get it merged? Aug 18 14:10:43 wr703n or raspberry pi? which one? Aug 18 14:18:34 in this weather? Beer Aug 18 14:19:12 linzst: better off asking in #openwrt (but why an rpi?) Aug 18 15:22:46 Hello, someone as experiance with Arcadyan custom CFE bootloader ? Aug 18 15:46:48 Hello All! Aug 18 15:46:54 jow: Hello Aug 18 19:25:01 okay, someone more knowledgeable help me please. Aug 18 19:25:11 I just answered to a forum post, https://forum.openwrt.org/t/help-with-wireguard-please/18279/19 Aug 18 19:25:20 and the reply has me seriously confused now. Aug 18 19:25:36 takimata: #openwrt Aug 18 19:26:07 oops. sorry. Aug 18 23:54:00 stintel: some time ago you said you're working on a patch that would fix iptables counters when using offload. any chance it's alive somewhere by now? :) Aug 18 23:55:22 already committed I think Aug 18 23:55:44 jwh: any keywords to look for? i haven't noticed it Aug 18 23:56:30 hm can't find it now, may be in a staging tree Aug 18 23:57:10 is it, https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/staging/blogic.git;a=commit;h=46a20d3c1c402a075367c8a49c02a54417767300 Aug 18 23:57:13 ? Aug 18 23:59:00 looks promising Aug 18 23:59:47 i'll try to apply it to 18.06.1 tommorow (since it uses .63, but that should be trivial0 Aug 19 00:00:05 thank you :) Aug 19 00:00:11 np Aug 19 00:00:28 I spotted that the other day as I need accounting too :D Aug 19 00:03:53 i just wish someone would fix nlbwmon :( Aug 19 00:03:53 it seems it fails to fopen the db after some time Aug 19 00:05:38 :( Aug 19 01:15:55 meh, build failures suck... -j1 is slow, jobs mean useless output Aug 19 01:25:45 let it fail at high parallelism a couple of time, so that everything that's above your failure case has finished building before you switch to -j1 Aug 19 01:27:01 I can't actually see a failure in the logs at all, so it may be something thats executed (like a script) thats erroring Aug 19 01:27:06 this is in jenkins as well so its a bit of a pain Aug 19 01:28:37 mmm, maybe wpad-mini (which shouldn't even be built with my configs) Aug 19 01:28:38 at least actual build time debugging is easier on a regular linux installation Aug 19 01:28:47 as I disable everything wireless related Aug 19 01:28:53 yeah Aug 19 01:29:27 some targets hard-include wpad-mini (adding -wpad-mini to the device specific rootfs configuration helps there), hint, lantiq Aug 19 01:29:54 mm, this one was ar71xx Aug 19 01:30:50 need to figure out why its still being built, *should* be disabled Aug 19 01:30:54 that shouldn't be an issue on ar71xx, but I've just been able to move my last devices to ath79 this week Aug 19 01:31:21 mvebu (clearfog) just completed ok, so perhaps it is something like that Aug 19 01:32:55 movi: I have no idea what you are talking about Aug 19 01:33:26 pkgadd: yeah, looks like I don't actually disable it, but its selected becausr ar71xx (isn't on mvebu clearfog, or x86) Aug 19 01:34:28 I keep wpad-mini enabled as module, but don't actually install it to any device (o.k., that's a lie, I do use it on a 4 MB flash device (tl-wr941nd)) Aug 19 01:34:56 mmm, defaults to =y Aug 19 01:35:16 defaults are meant to be changed (via the build configuration) ;) Aug 19 01:35:29 I have zero requirements for wireless, so I'm trying to disable it all Aug 19 01:35:30 :D Aug 19 01:36:01 WTB: global wireless toggle :D Aug 19 01:39:33 hm, probably some left over kmods Aug 19 01:44:43 I may actually be better doing defconfig, then running sed on it to easily change things I don't want to =n (like all thee kmods) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Aug 19 03:00:01 2018