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Apr 20 09:17:48 <barbon> yo
Apr 20 16:58:04 <openfly> so does anyone know if i need to sign firmware packages to make them usable in web gui?
Apr 20 16:58:25 <openfly> if so, is there a procedure of any sort for getting them signed?
Apr 20 17:07:49 <blathijs> openfly: You should flash the _DEV firmware, from there you can flash any firmware (both through web gui as well as through SSH IIRC)
Apr 20 17:08:06 <blathijs> openfly: What kind of custom firmware are you trying to flash?
Apr 20 17:22:20 <openfly> my own is a dev version
Apr 20 17:22:39 <openfly> i added some custom vpn stuff
Apr 20 17:23:03 <openfly> wanted to make it easier to pass around with folks.
Apr 20 17:23:26 <openfly> but for some reason the package only flashes in console.?
Apr 20 17:23:32 <openfly> never from gui
Apr 20 17:23:54 <openfly> and making people flash twice is a bit annoying =/
Apr 20 17:33:27 <ciastek> after last upgrade my f2n sometimes starts second pppoe connection
Apr 20 17:33:56 <ciastek> and my isp is angry, that i clutter his logs :>
Apr 20 17:38:33 <openfly> eek
Apr 20 17:51:40 <blathijs> openfly: It's the only way to get from a stock firmware to a custom firmware, I think. It prevents people from accidentally flashing a custom or corrupt version
Apr 20 17:58:18 <openfly> silly.
Apr 20 18:29:32 <blathijs> openfly: On the plus side, you can actually flash in a custom firmware :-)
Apr 20 18:29:52 <blathijs> (Enough hardware out there that doesn't allow it at all)
Apr 20 18:30:28 <blathijs> Also, I'm not 100% sure that this is the only way, but I think so. I don't really know how the signing of official images happens either, something I still intend to investigate :-)
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