**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 22 02:59:58 2013 Apr 22 06:57:04 pidge, /root/1.3.1_badipk is too big on ab01. Are you working there? Apr 22 06:57:39 pidge, It just vanished. :) Apr 22 07:14:52 halstead: I know. Apr 22 07:15:08 halstead: Yeah, I was working. Apr 22 07:15:27 pidge, It looks like you took care of it in the nick of time. Congratz. Apr 22 07:17:16 pidge, I just got paged and then saw you weren't idle. Apr 22 07:18:01 halstead: sweet Apr 22 07:22:48 good morning Apr 22 07:54:08 hello, I have to use git repo, which is accessible only by ssh and http (login / pass). what should i wrote in SRC_URI? SRC_URI="git://git@git.example.com:login/test.git;protocol=ssh" don't work Apr 22 08:02:41 alex_kag: at least with http, just use the correct git url for that and password can be in the url (e.g. http://user:passwd@host/path) or in ~/.netrc Apr 22 08:10:33 morning all Apr 22 08:42:35 mcfrisk, i try : git clone http://login:pass@git.example.com/login/qttest27.git - it work, but SRC_URI = "git://login:pass@git.example.com/login/qttest27.git;protocol=http" - no. it wrote qttest27-0.0.1-r4 do_fetch (pid 2873) and now i wait 10 minute :( Apr 22 10:50:47 alex_kag: use SRC_URI = "http://login:pass@git.example.com/login/qttest27.git" Apr 22 10:57:10 does anyone apart from sato use the settings-daemon in oe-core/recipes-sato? Apr 22 10:57:12 * rburton looks at JaMa / otavio Apr 22 11:12:37 mcfrisk, in if i use http:// i shoud add SRC_URI[md5sum] and SRC_URI[sha256sum], but it change after every commit.... Apr 22 11:20:20 alex_kag: shouldn't you point to a single commit in a git tree anyway? Apr 22 11:23:46 mcfrisk, i create .netrc file, and now it work SRC_URI = "git://git.example.com/path/qttest27.git;protocol=http" Apr 22 11:24:44 but does it realy not work over ssh? Apr 22 11:34:32 #dleyna Apr 22 11:34:57 sorry wrong window :) Apr 22 11:39:04 alex_kag: well, if you provide protocol=ssh and your credentials like public keys are available, then it should work. It does not automatically prompt for passwords, for that use case I would still use tar balls. Apr 22 11:41:52 and what should i wrote in src_uri? Apr 22 11:46:49 * mcfrisk looks at bitbake/lib/bb/fetch2/git.py Apr 22 11:47:48 alex_kag: SRC_URI = "git://some.host/somepath;OptionA=xxx;OptionB=xxx;protocol=ssh" Apr 22 11:53:24 mcfrisk, It work :) thanks. Apr 22 12:02:15 and now i have next question: I compile my program by bitbake, when i make commit, my source code on server is new, i don't change recipe. and then i try to compile next time, but i got previous rpm. it doesn't fetch source from server..... (when i change pr, it fetch and all good) Apr 22 12:02:32 that mast i change? Apr 22 12:05:21 alex_kag: set SRCREV = "${AUTOREV}" Apr 22 12:05:23 alex_kag, is the old commit pointed out by your recipe? In that case update the recipe... Apr 22 12:06:45 set SRCREV = "${AUTOREV}" - it was in recipe Apr 22 12:07:14 alex_kag: that should query the latest available revision from the server on every parse Apr 22 12:12:37 rburton: I think I don't use settings-daemon, but it's possible that something I've included in feed depends on it Apr 22 15:35:08 Does bitbake support any advanced variable expansion like bash? Apr 22 15:35:23 Specifically, ${VAR:start:len} for a string slice? Apr 22 15:38:22 Circuitsoft: not bash-compatible, but ${@...} will expand a python expression Apr 22 15:39:01 So, I can do ${@VAR[:1]} to get the first character of a string? Apr 22 15:39:27 Should be d.getVar("VAR", true), but yes Apr 22 15:39:39 You can grep for examples in the tree Apr 22 17:01:32 good morning Apr 22 17:16:53 hello guys how can I clean the sstate only for one packet? Apr 22 17:16:56 or Apr 22 17:17:08 where can I read how sstate works? Apr 22 17:18:17 feydrautha80: bitbake -c cleansstate recipename Apr 22 17:18:20 feydrautha80: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/poky-ref-manual/poky-ref-manual.html#shared-state-cache Apr 22 17:18:30 thank you very much sir Apr 22 17:18:49 you're welcome :) Apr 22 17:18:51 thanks for the link Apr 22 17:19:24 i'm have been googling ..but I'm not fully awake yet Apr 22 20:24:00 nitink, what do you have in your license whitelist? my builds are failing on linux-firmware-rtl-license Apr 22 20:34:31 dvhart: replied in the other room Apr 22 20:34:42 yup, thanks Apr 22 21:27:40 So I'm trying to add an autotools package that contains a user-defined aclocal.m4. I've managed to add a function to my recipe to rename that file, but now I get issues about 'AC_LANG: unknown language:' (it's blank) Apr 22 21:28:04 I'm by far _not_ an autotools expert. Any guidance would be appreciated. Apr 22 21:29:36 In testing, I tried adding AC_LANG('C'), but then I get stuff like 'error: m4_defn: undefined macro: _m4_divert_diversion' Apr 22 21:30:56 (btw, what I'm trying to build is traceroute: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/6.3/basicnet/traceroute.html) Apr 22 21:31:28 I realize busybox provides one, but clients want this version explicitly Apr 22 21:49:12 Garibaldi - Looks like there's already a recipe in meta-openembedded Apr 22 22:02:05 bah, that's what I get for not looking. I'll take a look now :-) Apr 22 22:02:06 thanks Apr 22 22:05:58 hum.. I'm not seeing it Apr 22 22:06:17 I see a traceroute in meta-networking, but it's not the same version Apr 22 22:07:13 ah, that's the one I think you're suggesting Apr 22 22:07:59 yeah, I'm stuck with the one I referenced; client want that specific version Apr 22 22:08:02 thanks though Apr 22 22:23:15 You can probably start with that recipe and modify it to point to the traceroute you need. Apr 22 22:34:15 hi, the Yocto JF default build has only mkfs.cramfs mkfs mkfs.bs, how can I add mkfs.ext2? Apr 22 22:34:56 Try adding e2fsprogs to core-image-yourproject Apr 22 22:35:17 thanks Circuitsoft **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Apr 23 02:59:58 2013