**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Nov 10 02:59:57 2019 Nov 10 03:01:45 Lochnair: not working how? Nov 10 08:54:59 will python2 removed from the 19.07 release and migrate to python3? Currently it wont build without python2. Nov 10 09:07:05 wvdakker: 19.07 works only with python2, release after 19.07 would use python3 Nov 10 09:08:06 ynez: ok thanks. Keeps me hanging on a python2 system for a few years :( Nov 10 09:11:20 this is wrong place for complaints, try #python :) Nov 10 09:12:21 ynezz: not a complain about python;). They have their deadline set ;) Nov 10 09:12:32 no offense Nov 10 09:14:21 wvdakker: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/2530 for details Nov 10 09:17:58 ynezz: thanks for the pointer :) Nov 10 09:21:23 wvdakker: are you running production? if it's personal you could build your own off master Nov 10 09:25:29 borromini: yes running it on a production machine. Just building the image is ok. But when packages from the feeds are updated then it breaks. Nov 10 09:25:58 if you're building yourself you could include the packages at build time Nov 10 09:26:17 assuming you know which packages you need Nov 10 09:27:10 yes I know.I think I will let the python2 system live until the next release :) Nov 10 09:27:15 thanks Nov 10 11:01:28 russell--: turns out I was an idiot, only needed to add kmod-usb-chipidea2 Nov 10 12:28:57 jow: I'd like to move luasrcdiet from luci-base to a separate package in "openwrt/packages", as we're using it in Gluon as well. Objections? Nov 10 12:36:50 jow: I would like to backport this update of wolfssl to 19.07 becasue it fixes some security problems: https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commitdiff;h=f4853f7cca816214cd6e64cffe2b73d0b8c16def Nov 10 12:37:13 as far as I understood this also need this change in ustream-ssl: https://git.openwrt.org/?p=project/ustream-ssl.git;a=commitdiff;h=465f8dc31d85cdd54369a5650d5daa1d3995dfaa Nov 10 12:37:42 is it a problem when we have an ABI change of the wolfssl ABI in 19.07? Nov 10 12:38:08 shoudl I only backport this single commit from ustream-ssl or just use the newst version in 19.07? Nov 10 13:33:41 neoraider: no objectins from me Nov 10 13:33:59 neoraider: I'd say prepare a new package and once its done I'll swithc LuCI to it Nov 10 13:34:10 neoraider: or you prepare a switch commit for me :) Nov 10 13:34:46 Hauke: go for the update Nov 10 14:23:59 wigyori: thanks for updating the intel microcode, I think this should also go into 19.07 Nov 10 14:24:57 Hauke: np - i've just spotted that there is a newer update from 0918, will push that one as well Nov 10 14:25:06 ok Nov 10 14:25:08 and yeah, also into 19.07 Nov 10 14:25:53 thanks Nov 10 14:41:01 jow: can you please remove every folder which was not updated in the last 30 days: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/faillogs/ Nov 10 14:41:32 it still contains some out dated logs from architektures we do not build any more Nov 10 14:56:59 jow: hi, I was looking for the 18.06.5 release notes, since they don't exist yet do you need help writing them? Nov 10 14:58:10 nothing seems to stand out except kernel bumps, security fixes, device support fixes Nov 10 14:58:54 except maybe the usign SHA-512 fix Nov 10 14:59:27 if I missed something important that should go in the release notes, let me know Nov 10 14:59:55 zorun: it would be nice if you could help with the release notes Nov 10 15:00:22 the changelog is created automatically, but for the release notes I would copy the old wiki page and then updates the links and the changelog Nov 10 15:00:28 ok, will do! Nov 10 15:00:42 this is indeed what I planned to do Nov 10 15:00:47 thanks Nov 10 15:01:07 this automatically-generated changelog is very nice, btw Nov 10 15:02:24 Hauke: hmm, I don't seem to have the rights to create https://openwrt.org/releases/18.06/notes-18.06.5 , could you do it? Nov 10 15:06:13 zorun: it is there: https://openwrt.org/releases/18.06/notes-18.06.5 Nov 10 15:06:22 the changes are not updated Nov 10 15:07:26 thanks! Nov 10 15:08:16 still can't edit it ^^ Nov 10 15:08:28 I'll just copy it to the playground & edit it there Nov 10 15:08:35 ok Nov 10 15:41:48 hei folks, I just tried 19.07-rc1 on my fritzbox 7312. It turns out, the the DSL-Firmware (annex a at least) is rather old causing stability problems, when ethernet is used in parallel Nov 10 15:47:15 https://openwrt.org/playground/notes-18.06.5 Nov 10 15:47:32 I'll also have a quick look at the package feeds Nov 10 15:54:03 is there a reason for shipping these old blobs? Nov 10 16:12:14 jow: about the usign bug, do you see any possibility of exploiting it? Nov 10 16:13:10 also, is it only affecting signature verification? signature generation doesn't use the same SHA-512 code? Nov 10 16:29:58 zorun: I am no crypto expert but I don't see any immediate possibility to exploit it Nov 10 16:30:27 zorun: generation should be affected as well but it does not matter for us since we use signify-bsd on our build servers, not OpenWrt's usign Nov 10 16:31:51 jow: ah ok, that explains it! Nov 10 16:40:08 ah, right, packages seem to be in "rolling release" mode, so there's no need to mention them in the release notes Nov 10 16:48:29 so, I'm done with https://openwrt.org/playground/notes-18.06.5 Nov 10 16:49:16 jow, Hauke, any feedback? Nov 10 16:50:35 about security fixes for core packages, I'm a bit unsure Nov 10 16:50:47 there is a big difference between packages that are part of the generated images (musl, hostapd, iptables) and those that need to be installed through opkg Nov 10 16:51:35 because newer versions of the second category can be installed for older versions of openwrt Nov 10 16:52:23 should we treat them differently in the release notes? or am I just nitpicking too much? :) Nov 10 17:23:25 zorun: for now it is fine as-is. Nov 10 17:23:36 Thank you for taking care of the notes Nov 10 17:24:22 zorun: can you also mention LuCI? There's some fixed security issues (CRSF & XSS) there as well Nov 10 17:24:37 once 18.06.5 is out, I'd like to publish advisories Nov 10 17:26:07 sure! Nov 10 17:27:04 do you have a reference? Nov 10 17:27:30 You know that we have 2019 and this year is nearly over? Nov 10 17:34:34 and? Nov 10 17:35:44 You plan to releas 18.06.5 Nov 10 17:39:06 greearb__: I'm looking into the fwcfg thing. Allowing individual dest_nentries fields in host_ce_config_wlan to be modified seems somewhat fragile to me (and difficult to implement in a clean way). What do you think about a single "low_mem" flag? Nov 10 17:45:25 hi. I want to develop a kernel module for the orange pi r1 (and maybe others) that is capable of controlling gpios (i guess you guys are quite experienced in these things). In the kernel docs it is suggested to use the new gpiod interface for gpio. This means that I have to supply a named pin from the device tree, doesn't it? I would prefer to just supply a pin a la "PA12". The device tree looked kind of confusing to me, so is that Nov 10 17:45:25 even possible? Nov 10 17:48:19 updated openwrt/upstream, https://sdwalker.github.io/uscan/index.html Nov 10 18:48:03 yanosz: which DSL FW are you suing? Nov 10 18:48:07 *using Nov 10 18:48:27 19.07 was using 4.4.4.0.0.1 Nov 10 18:48:57 I manually copied 4.6.1.7.0.1 from Fritz OS 6.33 ... Nov 10 18:49:13 I oberserved some ethernet outages using the old one. Nov 10 18:49:32 the new one was fine Nov 10 18:49:41 /was/is/ Nov 10 18:49:54 ah this is AR9 and not VR9 Nov 10 18:49:59 jepp Nov 10 18:50:45 there are some legal problems with shiping the FW Nov 10 18:50:50 I know Nov 10 18:50:52 you could create a script like this one: package/kernel/lantiq/ltq-vdsl-fw/src/vdsl_fw_install.sh Nov 10 18:51:03 hmm.. ok Nov 10 18:51:32 so.. shipping the old one is fine, while the new one has copyright issues? Nov 10 18:52:40 yanosz: 3370? Nov 10 18:52:49 7312 Nov 10 18:53:13 The box with the second lan port issue Nov 10 18:53:16 ? Nov 10 18:58:37 there is just one lan port Nov 10 19:37:11 Hauke: 4.5.4.9.1.1 does not work for me but 4.4.4.0.0.1 works Nov 10 19:37:39 i have not tried 4.6.1.7.0.1; is it for annex a, or b? Nov 10 19:40:00 https://dev.archive.openwrt.org/ticket/18105.html Nov 10 19:49:35 annex a Nov 10 19:50:38 zorun: no refernece, mitre org didn't react to my CVE number request Nov 10 19:50:54 its funny that random chinese bloggers can request cve for non-issues and the actual software authors cannot Nov 10 19:54:49 jow: ok :/ Nov 10 19:54:59 not a problem, the release notes can be edited later Nov 10 19:55:42 Hauke: can you copy the content of https://openwrt.org/playground/notes-18.06.5 to the right page? Nov 10 20:00:36 zorun: thanks looks good Nov 10 20:29:32 yanosz: iirc. lantiq itself released firmware some time ago and it's fine for these specific versions to be redistributed Nov 10 20:29:46 Someone correct me if I'm wrong here Nov 10 20:49:02 yanosz: got a link to it? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Nov 11 02:59:57 2019