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Jan 30 07:36:42 <grift> karlip noone said anything about security
Jan 30 07:37:06 <grift> its just more sensible and best practice
Jan 30 07:37:34 <grift> karlp: ^
Jan 30 07:38:46 <grift> if you dont have something then it can't break
Jan 30 07:41:10 <grift> and that is the more why i meantioned that i liked that pr, because it demonstrates a mentality of perfection
Jan 30 08:14:45 <grift> but i admit that reading between the lines it eventually leads to security. its not about the shebang or about the +x, its about the principle of least privilege. these small things may be nothing but they may be make or break, it could be that small thing needed to reach a vulnerability somewhere. ive seen it happen many times where something seemingly insignificant and unrelated was a path to
Jan 30 08:14:51 <grift> exploit a bug somewhere else totally
Jan 30 08:28:06 <grift> but from adrians perspective it may be something totally different. it may be that he is interpretting that stuff and that it bothers him that some things in there do no make sense. it distracts. people that strive for perfection might just be annoyed enough by  small bugs to take a friday's afternoon to rectify it
Jan 30 08:38:31 <grift> ill drop this topic with a quote:
Jan 30 08:38:35 <grift> Joe “Deke” Deacon: It’s the little things, Jimmy. It’s the little things that rip you apart. It’s the little things that get you caught.
Jan 30 09:50:50 <enyc> reiffert: hrrm on by BT-HHv5a I have been logging the TTL-serial console, as well as network syslog ....  and then it just hasn't crashed =)
Jan 30 15:26:07 <Pepe> My mate tried to register on OpenWrt.org, but it says that registrations are disabled. I noticed on forum that you are doing registrations manually due to spambots. Is that right?
Jan 30 15:35:33 <Borromini> Pepe: wiki yes, forum no idea (maybe)
Jan 30 15:45:04 <Borromini> Pepe: if your friend has a github account he can use that to log in
Jan 30 16:09:19 <Pepe> He tried, but it says Registration are disabled.
Jan 30 16:09:36 <Pepe> "Self-Registration is currently disabled or conf/users.auth.php is not writable. Please ask your DokuWiki administrator to create your account manually.
Jan 30 16:09:38 <Pepe> "
Jan 30 16:33:48 <tmn505> Pepe: ask tmomas on forum, he should be able to help.
Jan 30 19:18:10 <Borromini> can someone tell me where netifd matches PCI IDs to radios?
Jan 30 19:19:07 <Borromini> i'm seeing a generic mac80211 802.11nac radio and i'd like to fix that :P
Jan 30 19:19:24 <Borromini> grepping netifd git doesn't turn up anything though
Jan 30 19:20:44 <dangole> Borromini: package/kernel/mac80211/files/lib/netifd/mac80211.sh
Jan 30 19:21:04 <Borromini> dangole: thank you!
Jan 30 19:21:09 <dangole> Borromini: ah, you mean iwinfo, ie. what is shown as human readable product description?
Jan 30 19:21:14 <Borromini> yes
Jan 30 19:21:18 <Borromini> in LuCI
Jan 30 19:21:21 <dangole> Borromini: that's in hardware.txt in iwinfo.git
Jan 30 19:21:25 <Borromini> oh :)
Jan 30 19:21:35 <Borromini> so i was looking in the wrong tree then. thanks
Jan 30 19:36:37 <Borromini> dangole: i'm seeing e.g. for the MT7622 also entries in iwinfo_nl80211.c, does that only apply to SoCs?
Jan 30 19:37:15 <Borromini> going through the git logs it seems most radios just get added in hardware.txt only
Jan 30 19:38:09 <dangole> Borromini: yes, PCI radios need to be added only there. only if vendor/product ID are not available (ie. WiSoCs) some more hackery is needed
Jan 30 19:38:56 <Borromini> ok, cool thanks
Jan 30 20:53:29 <owrt-snap-builds> build #791 of at91/sam9x is complete: Failure [failed updatefeeds]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/at91%2Fsam9x/builds/791  blamelist: Paul Menzel <pmenzel@molgen.mpg.de>, Geordan Neukum <gneukum1@gmail.com>, Brian Norris <computersforpeace@gmail.com>, Hans Dedecker <dedeckeh@gmail.com>, Andre Heider
Jan 30 20:53:29 <owrt-snap-builds> <a.heider@gmail.com>, Michael Yartys <michael.yartys@gmail.com>, Daniel Gonz?lez Cabanelas <dgcbueu@gmail.com>
Jan 30 20:54:07 <rsalvaterra> Uhh… guys? Is the MT7621 RAM probed, or fixed? Since last update, my RM2100 is telling my I have 256 MiB of RAM instead of 128 MiB (I'm not complaining if it's true)…
Jan 30 20:54:19 <rsalvaterra> *telling me
Jan 30 20:55:13 <rsalvaterra> [    0.000000] Memory: 252180K/262144K available (5320K kernel code, 189K rwdata, 436K rodata, 1276K init, 199K bss, 9964K reserved, 0K cma-reserved)
Jan 30 20:56:09 <rsalvaterra> adrianschmutzler: ping
Jan 30 21:12:02 <Borromini> rsalvaterra: i think fixed
Jan 30 21:13:50 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: I didn't find anything obvious in the device trees yet…
Jan 30 21:14:45 <Borromini> rsalvaterra: is mt7621_xiaomi_redmi-router-ac2100.dts your dts?
Jan 30 21:15:39 <rsalvaterra> Yes, that's the one.
Jan 30 21:15:49 <rsalvaterra> Looking at the includes now…
Jan 30 21:19:20 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: No memory section anywhere to be seen…
Jan 30 21:21:22 <rsalvaterra> I believe some manufacturers actually use larger RAM chips and limit the available memory in software, but this would be too good to be true, which probably means it is.
Jan 30 21:24:25 <Borromini> rsalvaterra: nope, looks like that to me as well
Jan 30 21:25:34 <Borromini> so maybe it does autodetect?
Jan 30 21:25:38 <Borromini> can you open up your redmi?
Jan 30 21:25:52 <rsalvaterra> Good, I'm going blind, then. :P
Jan 30 21:25:57 <Borromini> :P
Jan 30 21:27:19 <rsalvaterra> I… would like to avoid opening the thing, for now… I will eventually solder the UART pins, but for that I need to take it to a friend of mine, and we're in strict confinement, at the moment (things are dire here in Portugal)…
Jan 30 21:28:02 <Borromini> yes, i read.
Jan 30 21:28:12 <Borromini> fingers crossed you can keep it contained
Jan 30 21:28:18 * Borromini looks at belgium's lockdown
Jan 30 21:30:37 * rsalvaterra is a bit of a klutz with the soldering iron…
Jan 30 21:30:47 <Borromini> oh i've never handled one...
Jan 30 21:37:08 <tmn505> rsalvaterra: 6d91ddf5175d2eac3c4bc4a404cc0f5dd44cf25b
Jan 30 22:21:09 >KGB-0< https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_mediatek.html has been updated. (100.0% images and 98.3% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
Jan 30 23:07:37 <rsalvaterra> tmn505: My word…! I have 256 MiB of physical RAM…? O_o
Jan 30 23:08:24 <rsalvaterra> But that commit is from 2019. It doesn't explain the sudden change.
Jan 31 01:57:12 <aparcar[m]> mangix: ping
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