**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jan 07 02:59:58 2006 Jan 07 05:34:44 hello world ! Jan 07 07:27:03 anyone around? Jan 07 07:27:11 here Jan 07 07:27:23 hi marzipan Jan 07 07:27:30 know about vsftpd? Jan 07 07:27:44 nope, sorry Jan 07 12:25:50 Hello everybody. How do i exchange busybox against coreutils ? coreutils installed allright, but "ipkg remove busybox" does not work. ipkg thinks busybox is not installed Jan 07 12:32:32 pumpkin0, which busybox ? Jan 07 12:33:15 the one installed by default on the unslug-firmware. Jan 07 12:34:16 because it wasn't installed by ipkg it couldn't remove by ipkg Jan 07 12:34:44 argh.. so i have to install it to remove it ... ? Jan 07 12:35:46 and coreutils aren't a replacement for busybox, why would you remove bb? Jan 07 12:40:39 i want to have bash, coreutils ,... because my scripts don't work with the busybox. Jan 07 12:44:51 But you don't have to remove busybox to install bash. Jan 07 12:45:31 But probably it will break a lot if you do remove "/bin/busybox". Jan 07 12:46:43 but the busybox-stuff (like ls) stays active. I don't know where the PATH-variable is set, but it prefers /bin over /opt/bin (which contains the "right" ls) Jan 07 12:46:54 Probably the best sollution is Jan 07 12:46:54 1) Start with: #!/opt/bin/bash Jan 07 12:46:54 2) PATH=/opt/bin Jan 07 12:47:30 You can set a new "PATH" value in the script. Jan 07 12:48:11 hmmm... can i do it inside /root/.bashrc ? Jan 07 12:48:29 If you really want to change everything you probably should switch to "openslug" or "debianslug". Jan 07 12:48:59 For interactive usage /root/.bashrc would be the best place. Jan 07 12:49:26 or do a simply export PATH=/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:$PATH in /etc/profile Jan 07 12:49:50 are you sure /etc/profile is used at all by dropbear ? Jan 07 12:50:28 because it does not exist on my slug. Jan 07 12:50:33 /etc/profile is read by the login shell, which you define in the last field in the passwd file Jan 07 12:51:06 so Jan 07 12:51:35 so with another user as root, you can change the login shell in passwd to /opt/bin/bash Jan 07 12:52:05 after you install bash Jan 07 12:52:17 copied /opt/etc/profile into /etc, et voila my scripts work. bash, ls,... YES Jan 07 12:53:33 Thanks guys. /etc/profile was the key. Jan 07 12:54:47 it is one key, depends on what you want... /etc/profile is global, ~/.profile defines settings per user for any shell, ~/.bashrc only for bash Jan 07 12:57:21 because /etc/profile nor .bashrc did not exist bash behaved a bit strange. And PATH was set to search /bin before /opt/bin. Which is bad for me. Jan 07 13:32:00 Hello ? Jan 07 13:33:38 I need help with password protected shares in Windows, anyone can help ? Jan 07 13:50:20 Flipo, can you describe your prblem in detail ? Jan 07 15:39:54 oops, i was foolish enough to do a little # cat /dev/random as root, and now my dropbear ssh service seems to hang, complaining about unavailable entropy sources... can i fix this without a reboot? **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jan 07 16:04:11 2006 Jan 07 16:04:30 Wiki is back Jan 07 16:09:20 About HD spindown using hdparm: is where a list of HD which support the -K-flag ? i have tried 3 types, none worked. Jan 07 17:58:43 can anyone help me access my shares? Jan 07 23:40:04 i have successfully flashed V2.3R29-uNSLUng-5.5-beta Jan 07 23:40:20 and telnet-ed in and did the unsling script to disk1 Jan 07 23:40:37 but still upon boot, / is still mounted from flash Jan 07 23:40:52 i found a faq entry suggesting .recovery file at fault, but there are none. Jan 07 23:41:15 what else can prevent it from obeying the /.sda1root file? Jan 07 23:41:47 here is my df: Jan 07 23:41:48 df -k Jan 07 23:41:48 Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on Jan 07 23:41:48 rootfs 6528 5328 1200 82% / Jan 07 23:42:01 (pasting problem) Jan 07 23:42:08 but maybe i'm talking to myself anyway.... **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Jan 08 02:59:56 2006