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Oct 22 04:16:48 <Pulse-R> hey people, got a problem installing apache on openslug 3.10.. 
Oct 22 04:19:00 <Pulse-R> root@Slug2:/sbin# ipkg -V 3 install apache
Oct 22 04:19:00 <Pulse-R> pkg_info_preinstall_check: updating arch priority for each package
Oct 22 04:19:00 <Pulse-R> pkg_info_preinstall_check: update file owner list
Oct 22 04:19:00 <Pulse-R> best installation candidate for apache
Oct 22 04:19:00 <Pulse-R>  adding apache to providers
Oct 22 04:19:01 <Pulse-R>   apache arch=armeb arch_priority=16
Oct 22 04:19:02 <Pulse-R>  Found a valid candidate for the install: apache
Oct 22 04:19:04 <Pulse-R> arch armeb (priority 16) supported for pkg apache
Oct 22 04:19:06 <Pulse-R> Installing apache (2.0.54-r4) to root...
Oct 22 04:19:08 <Pulse-R> Downloading http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk
Oct 22 04:19:10 <Pulse-R> Configuring unpacked packages
Oct 22 04:19:12 <Pulse-R> Nothing to be done
Oct 22 04:19:14 <Pulse-R> An error ocurred, return value: 22.
Oct 22 04:19:16 <Pulse-R> Collected errors:
Oct 22 04:19:18 <Pulse-R> ipkg_download: ERROR: Command failed with return value 1: `wget --passive-ftp    -q -P /tmp/ipkg-CVcJsv http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk'
Oct 22 04:19:21 <Pulse-R> Failed to download apache. Perhaps you need to run 'ipkg update'?
Oct 22 04:19:23 <Pulse-R> hash_table[pkg-hash] n_buckets=0 n_elements=4042 max_conflicts=0 n_conflicts=0
Oct 22 04:19:26 <Pulse-R> hash_table[file-hash] n_buckets=0 n_elements=11052 max_conflicts=0 n_conflicts=0
Oct 22 04:19:27 <Pulse-R> hash_table[obs-file-hash] n_buckets=0 n_elements=0 max_conflicts=0 n_conflicts=0
Oct 22 04:20:25 <Pulse-R> any clues??
Oct 22 04:28:22 <Pulse-R> or perhaps a suggestion to where I can look for clues (I did try google)
Oct 22 04:45:02 <joshin> Pulse-R, out of disk space?
Oct 22 04:45:09 <joshin> What does dmesg say?
Oct 22 04:48:32 <Pulse-R> nothing in dmesg since boot.. hmmm
Oct 22 04:49:29 <Pulse-R> all packages have installed fine till now, even compiles ok
Oct 22 04:52:22 <joshin> I imagine that disk space is not an issue?  
Oct 22 04:52:52 <joshin> I've not tried apache on OpenSlug.  I pretty much use OpenSlug as a fallback for my GentooSlug installation.
Oct 22 04:53:25 <Pulse-R>  got a 2GB flash, root partition 512MB, is 59% free.
Oct 22 04:53:43 <Pulse-R> (shows used 41% in df)
Oct 22 04:53:55 <Pulse-R> swap is 256MB
Oct 22 05:00:05 <Pulse-R> is it worthwhile trying to reduce tmpfs, as it's only 1% used atm.
Oct 22 05:00:09 <joshin_asleep> did you try grabbing it manually with wget?  Server could have issues.  Anyhow, bedtime for me.  Good luck
Oct 22 05:00:17 <joshin_asleep> No, don't mess with it.
Oct 22 05:00:23 <Pulse-R> I'll try that, thanks
Oct 22 05:00:30 <Pulse-R> g'night
Oct 22 05:12:06 <Pulse-R> ok, looks likethe server is down...
Oct 22 05:12:09 <Pulse-R> root@Slug2:/usr/src# wget http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk      --15:47:41--  http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk
Oct 22 05:12:09 <Pulse-R>            => `apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk'
Oct 22 05:12:09 <Pulse-R> Resolving ipkg.nslu2-linux.org... 140.211.166.82
Oct 22 05:12:09 <Pulse-R> Connecting to ipkg.nslu2-linux.org[140.211.166.82]:80... connected.
Oct 22 05:12:09 <Pulse-R> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Found
Oct 22 05:12:10 <Pulse-R> Location: http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds-redirect.php?f=slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk [following]
Oct 22 05:12:13 <Pulse-R> --15:47:41--  http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds-redirect.php?f=slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk
Oct 22 05:12:16 <Pulse-R>            => `feeds-redirect.php?f=slugos-bag%2Fnative%2F3.10-beta%2Fapache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk'
Oct 22 05:12:18 <Pulse-R> Connecting to ipkg.nslu2-linux.org[140.211.166.82]:80... connected.
Oct 22 05:12:20 <Pulse-R> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Found
Oct 22 05:12:22 <Pulse-R> Location: http://ipkg-us-dyoung.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk [following]
Oct 22 05:12:25 <Pulse-R> --15:47:42--  http://ipkg-us-dyoung.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk
Oct 22 05:12:28 <Pulse-R>            => `apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk'
Oct 22 05:12:30 <Pulse-R> Resolving ipkg-us-dyoung.nslu2-linux.org... 205.196.212.100
Oct 22 05:12:32 <Pulse-R> Connecting to ipkg-us-dyoung.nslu2-linux.org[205.196.212.100]:80... connected.
Oct 22 05:12:34 <Pulse-R> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
Oct 22 05:12:36 <Pulse-R> 15:47:42 ERROR 404: Not Found.
Oct 22 05:25:32 <Pulse-R> s'ok
Oct 22 05:25:57 <Pulse-R> server had files in 'unstable' instead of 'native'... hahahaha
Oct 22 05:28:23 <matholio> Hi all, could someone help me I'm installing 6.8b
Oct 22 05:29:06 <matholio> I have followed all the instructions, and I'm at the stage of the reboot after the flashing process.
Oct 22 05:29:53 <matholio> I have it connected directly to my PC's 2nd nic (192.168.1.3) and I cannot ping 192.168.1.77 or access the webpage.
Oct 22 05:30:10 <Pulse-R> could you access it before you started?
Oct 22 05:30:47 <matholio> it was on 10.0.0.10 before I flashed it via the webpages.
Oct 22 05:31:03 <Pulse-R> then it will most likely still be there
Oct 22 05:31:13 <matholio> oh.
Oct 22 05:31:13 <Pulse-R> you on XP or 'nix?
Oct 22 05:31:24 <matholio> xp
Oct 22 05:31:53 <matholio> so I should see it if I put it back on my 10.0.0.x lan ?
Oct 22 05:32:04 <Pulse-R> you can add another IP in the correct subnet - as per instructions in the Wiki, or change the main IP of the XP
Oct 22 05:32:38 <matholio> ah, lovely.
Oct 22 05:32:40 <Pulse-R> if you have a manual IP in XP, you can set the eth0 to multiple IP's
Oct 22 05:32:59 <Pulse-R> or add a route into XP
Oct 22 05:33:05 <Pulse-R> either way..
Oct 22 05:33:22 <matholio> I just put it back on the lan.
Oct 22 05:33:26 <matholio> it's fine.
Oct 22 05:33:31 <Pulse-R> heheh
Oct 22 05:33:37 <Pulse-R> :)
Oct 22 05:34:04 <matholio> The instruction refered to the default 192.186.1.77, I though the flash process would reset it to that.
Oct 22 05:34:19 <matholio> I may email the docos author.
Oct 22 05:36:14 <matholio> I still cannot telnet to it though.
Oct 22 05:36:20 <Pulse-R> I'm pretty sure it says in the doco on the Wiki, that it will be what you set it at.
Oct 22 05:36:39 <Pulse-R> since that part of the flash is not killed by the upgrade
Oct 22 05:37:06 <Pulse-R> you need to go into the 'home' page and enable the telnet
Oct 22 05:37:31 <matholio> says enabled
Oct 22 05:37:34 <Pulse-R> in the little toolbar about 1/4 way from the top, far right
Oct 22 05:37:44 <Pulse-R> telnet port 23?
Oct 22 05:38:17 <matholio> I try to login with admin/admin but it says connect to host is lost.
Oct 22 05:38:27 <Pulse-R> I agree some of the docs are hard to find, but they are all there
Oct 22 05:39:04 <Pulse-R> you can't use admin/admin on telnet - check the docs
Oct 22 05:39:52 <matholio> gah, my fault.  reading but not thinking.
Oct 22 05:41:11 <Pulse-R> steep learning curve, I know
Oct 22 05:41:13 <matholio> do you think if I connect a standard usb-serial convertor I will be able to connect a serial device to it ?
Oct 22 05:41:19 <Pulse-R> yes
Oct 22 05:42:01 <Pulse-R> I have serial, audio, flash, HDD, griffin 'powermate', soon to get VGA also
Oct 22 05:42:16 <Pulse-R> the 'turbo' option works well too
Oct 22 05:42:46 <matholio> how will you get VGA ?
Oct 22 05:43:52 <matholio> the powermate looks nice.
Oct 22 05:44:24 <Pulse-R> there is USB/VGA adapters
Oct 22 05:45:04 <matholio> is it possible to add usb hubs ?
Oct 22 05:45:58 <Pulse-R> all that - I'd connect the main drive to port 2, then run the hub off port 1 - connect whatever there
Oct 22 05:47:13 <Pulse-R> the best success I had so far was with the D-Link 7-port hub, it works with the power control. for EG: with the swann 4-port hub, the hub will keep the NSLU2 powered on, even after disconnecting the power from the slug
Oct 22 05:47:13 <matholio> neat little thing.  usb with abrain.
Oct 22 05:53:18 <matholio> The web interface sahow me a disk in slot 2, but says it's fat/ntfs, shouldn't it be ext3 ?
Oct 22 06:14:54 <matholio> can I erase a fat partition from a usb drive ?
Oct 22 06:45:44 <matholio> How do erase a disk ?
Oct 22 07:25:14 <Pulse-R> log in to telnet and use fdisk
Oct 22 07:25:48 <Pulse-R> slug will format disk2 as fat and disk 1 as ext3 by default
Oct 22 08:02:33 <matholio> which device is port 1 ?   /dev/sda1 ?
Oct 22 08:37:11 <Pulse-R>  it's /dev/sdb
Oct 22 08:43:02 <Pulse-R> slow replies - trying to configure php with apache on my slug... pain in the $^%
Oct 22 09:32:02 <blaster8> Pulse-R: Apache is not the best server for the NSLU2 :)
Oct 22 09:32:35 <blaster8> I'm going to fix up Lighttpd and PHP-CGI when I have the time, but that won't happen for months, unfortunately
Oct 22 09:55:03 <Pulse-R> yeh, I got apache to work ok, and PHP, but not both together. 
Oct 22 09:55:20 <Pulse-R> the apache just serves up the php source code...
Oct 22 09:56:33 <Pulse-R> last night's problem of the USB sound was solved by un-powering the USB hub, all working ok with MPD/MPC - just figuring a web interface for it
Oct 22 10:00:56 <blaster8> good to hear Pulse-R 
Oct 22 12:34:47 <Blastur> hey! anyone know why some files get overwritten as I reboot my slug? like, if I modify /etc/motd and reboot, it gets rolled back to the standard! I'm running debianslug (sarge)
Oct 22 13:05:45 <norm_> Downloading http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-bag/native/3.10-beta/apache_2.0.54-r4_armeb.ipk
Oct 22 13:05:46 <norm_> wget: server returned error 404: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Oct 22 13:12:07 <Madkiss> Just a simple question; where do I find information on how to initialize openslug ipkg?
Oct 22 13:16:05 <joshin> Madkiss, not sure of the question.  Ipkg update?
Oct 22 13:23:55 <Madkiss> yes.
Oct 22 13:23:57 <Madkiss> thank oyu very much.
Oct 22 13:27:55 <Blastur> norm_: do apt-get update
Oct 22 13:36:23 <Madkiss> hu! The cups1.2-webinterface looks scary
Oct 22 13:38:35 <Madkiss> Which package contains openssl.cnf?
Oct 22 13:43:06 <Madkiss> s1
Oct 22 13:43:07 <Madkiss> err.
Oct 22 13:43:08 <CieD> is it not it's own package?
Oct 22 13:43:42 <CieD> sorry, openssl
Oct 22 13:43:49 <Madkiss> no
Oct 22 13:45:16 <CieD> you think openssl.cnf isn't part of openssl?
Oct 22 13:45:23 * CieD googles
Oct 22 13:45:43 <Madkiss> At least it's not on my system
Oct 22 13:50:05 <CieD> well, brand new setup here, with debianslug flashed to it
Oct 22 13:50:18 <CieD> and I agree, no openssl in the ipkg list
Oct 22 13:53:10 <Madkiss> all I am looking for is openssl.cnf ...
Oct 22 13:53:12 <Madkiss> *sigh*
Oct 22 13:53:16 <CieD> :)
Oct 22 13:53:32 <Madkiss> Without it, cups ssl won't work
Oct 22 13:56:06 <CieD> do you have /usr/lib/ssl ?
Oct 22 13:56:11 <Madkiss> no
Oct 22 13:57:13 <CieD> I'm too new to slugs to help I'm afraid
Oct 22 13:59:42 <norm_> didn't work Blastur
Oct 22 13:59:53 <norm_> oh wait different command from ipkg update
Oct 22 14:00:06 <norm_> not found
Oct 22 14:04:18 <Madkiss> Why for gods sake is the openssl.cnf-file missing in Slugs openssl-package?
Oct 22 14:12:49 <CieD> http://www.fampennings.nl/maarten/nslu2/nslu2.html
Oct 22 14:13:04 <CieD> that's a busy page, but it might have something useful on there
Oct 22 14:13:33 <Madkiss> No, it does not. It's completely outdated, I already checked that.
Oct 22 14:18:41 <Madkiss> Package openssl (0.9.7g-r1) is installed on root and has the following files:
Oct 22 14:18:44 <Madkiss> /usr/bin/openssl
Oct 22 14:18:48 <Madkiss> Something might _seriously_ be screwed up
Oct 22 15:04:41 <Madkiss> err, how do I install xinetd on OpenSlug?
Oct 22 15:08:22 <CieD> ipkg install xinetd?
Oct 22 18:02:00 <Madkiss> Hi all, I got trouble getting xinetd installed
Oct 22 18:02:14 <Madkiss> I did "ipkg install xinetd", and when I start it via the init script, it just does not ... work.
Oct 22 18:12:48 <Madkiss> ound it.
Oct 22 18:37:19 <Madkiss> w
Oct 22 21:40:21 <Madkiss> Which package contains the "as"-executable?
Oct 22 21:43:36 <Madkiss> ah, binutils, hmkay
Oct 22 22:09:28 <Jin^eLD> hi, just wondering.. what is the big difference between those firmwares? there are like 4 or 5 of htem
Oct 22 22:23:34 <Jin^eLD> k, openslug.org answered the question ;) could not find it before in the NSLU2-linux wiki
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