**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jun 16 02:59:56 2007
Jun 16 06:07:54 <siulung> is there a way to change the port that the Web UI for nslu2 running with unslung can be changed from the default of 80?
Jun 16 06:18:29 <siulung> any1 around?
Jun 16 06:18:34 <siulung> any1 awake?
Jun 16 06:19:39 <DrZimmerman> am around and just woke up ;)
Jun 16 06:22:34 <siulung> great!
Jun 16 06:22:45 <siulung> I hope you are not too groggy
Jun 16 06:24:51 <siulung> DrZimmerman: Do you know if there is a way to install php after you install apache, and not both at the same time (i.e. php-apache).. ???
Jun 16 06:31:43 <siulung> I can't seem to get php to work with apache...
Jun 16 06:45:15 <DrZimmerman> siulung: hmm i dunno, i didn't use my slug in a long time :)
Jun 16 06:46:19 <siulung> I have to edit the httpd.conf file, but after install of php I can't seem to find the module
Jun 16 06:53:25 <siulung> it looks like ifyou install php separately from apache, it doesn't install the module
Jun 16 11:00:04 <DigiI-> what the best torrent client when u are using unslung?
Jun 16 12:19:44 <fishfreek> hello
Jun 16 17:51:42 <Dsbeerf> hey someone can tell me for doing a serial jtag what kind of max3233 i need i have choice between 20/pdip 20/soic and 28/soic what the difference which one i need ?
Jun 16 20:00:33 <ebryn> how would one tell if they bricked their nslu2?
Jun 16 20:29:28 <DigiI-> whats the best torrent package if u want it to be easy to setup and to controll but still pretty good? :P
Jun 16 20:59:23 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: enhanced-ctorrent
Jun 16 21:01:02 <mwester-laptop> ebryn: hard question.  there have been so few bricked NSLU2s (2 in the history of the project, IIRC) that I don't really know.  No LEDS, or LEDs do not respond as they should when powering up with the reset button held in.
Jun 16 21:18:20 <DigiI-> mwester-laptop can u tell me how u start a torrent file download after the ipkg install? New on using this stuff =)
Jun 16 21:18:37 <ebryn> mwester-laptop: i'm stuck with a solid amber/orange status light
Jun 16 21:19:04 <ebryn> the ethernet light will illuminate when a cable is plugged in, and blinks when i run pings
Jun 16 21:19:53 <ebryn> i get no ping responses, no arp listings, tried telneting to redboot with no luck, can't power off with the power button, can't reset into upgrade mode either
Jun 16 21:20:11 <mwester-laptop> How did it get into this state?
Jun 16 21:21:38 <ebryn> honestly, i don't remember, it was sitting for awhile. i had unslung working on it in the past. i'm thinking maybe i had a usb hd connected but decided to use it directly hooked up to my computer
Jun 16 21:21:57 <ebryn> maybe i had a failed flashing in the past
Jun 16 21:22:54 <ebryn> there aren't any hardware reset procedures like the wrt54g has?
Jun 16 21:23:10 <ebryn> ie. earthing pin 16 of the flash chip, etc
Jun 16 21:23:51 <mwester-laptop> Yes.  The wiki article on entering upgrade mode using the reset button is the general equivalent of the "pin 16" thing with the wrtg54.
Jun 16 21:24:53 <mwester-laptop> Doesn't sound to me like it's "bricked" in the sense of a failed firmware change; perhaps just hardware failure.
Jun 16 21:25:29 <ebryn> *tear*
Jun 16 21:25:33 <mwester-laptop> Nevertheless, it's probably worth trying the "how to recover from a bad flash" procedures before you consider it dead.
Jun 16 21:25:59 <ebryn> i think i've tried everything
Jun 16 21:26:15 <mwester-laptop> Different power supply too?
Jun 16 21:26:32 <ebryn> no.
Jun 16 21:26:50 <ebryn> that isnt on the list
Jun 16 21:27:07 <mwester-laptop> There's been a case where a new PSU recovered a seemingly-damaged slug.
Jun 16 21:27:38 <mwester-laptop> Also perform the standard hardware repair procedures:
Jun 16 21:27:59 <mwester-laptop> Open the case.  remove the board.  Brush it with an old toothbrush, or equivalent.
Jun 16 21:28:15 <mwester-laptop> Remove the lithium battery inside, wait some time, re-install same.
Jun 16 21:28:31 <mwester-laptop> power back up (without case, if more convenient), and see what it does.
Jun 16 21:30:02 <mwester-laptop> Your goal is just to get the LEDs (other than the ethernet; that's hardware controlled) to change in any fashion when you powerup and follow the reset-button-to-enter-upgrade-mode procedure.
Jun 16 21:33:56 <ebryn> i don't have another 5v 2a power supply
Jun 16 21:34:08 <ebryn> so i can't do that, but everything else i've done
Jun 16 21:34:23 <ebryn> i guess i'm out of luck
Jun 16 21:35:12 <mwester-laptop> ebryn: only needs about 0.5a if there is nothing plugged into the USB connectors.
Jun 16 21:35:28 <Reedy_Boy> unless you've got a way to check the power supply - ie a multi meter or something?
Jun 16 21:36:32 <mwester-laptop> ebryn: where are you located?  If you are near someone with jtag gear, perhaps they might be able to see if they can recover it.
Jun 16 21:37:01 <Reedy_Boy> comcast is us?
Jun 16 21:38:49 <ebryn> im near chicago
Jun 16 21:42:18 <leesiulung> Good afternoon!
Jun 16 21:43:27 <Reedy_Boy> Its Good Morning
Jun 16 21:43:30 <Reedy_Boy> As you've just entered ;)
Jun 16 21:44:18 <mwester-laptop> ebryn: Ok.  I am also, actually.  So it would be practical, should you wish, for me to take a look at it.  Postage is cheaper than a new one.  Should you decide to trashcan it, I'll take the carcass off your hands (I'd prefer a dead one as a display unit than one of my running ones!).
Jun 16 21:45:35 <mwester-laptop> ~ugt
Jun 16 21:45:36 <capbot> from memory, ugt is Universial Greeting Time. Created in #mipslinux, it is a rule that states that whenever somebody enters an IRC channel it is always morning, and it is always late when the person leaves. The local time of any other people in the channel, including the greeter, is irrelevant.
Jun 16 21:47:00 <Reedy_Boy> Cheers mwester-laptop :)
Jun 16 21:47:28 <Reedy_Boy> As otherwise, its technically incorret leesiulung, as im in the UK, and its 10.45pm ie evening
Jun 16 21:48:09 <leesiulung> Reedy_Boy, well it is 3pm here on the westcoast of US.... So it is all relative
Jun 16 21:48:19 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Jun 16 21:48:38 <Reedy_Boy> but as capbot just quoted, thats the way its supposed to be ;)
Jun 16 21:48:39 <DigiI-> lol just installed enhancedCTorrent but in what folder was it installed? :O i dont know :S
Jun 16 21:49:01 <Reedy_Boy> which enhancedCTorrent
Jun 16 21:49:05 <Reedy_Boy> should tell you
Jun 16 21:49:16 <DigiI-> hu?
Jun 16 21:49:41 <Reedy_Boy> linux has a command -  'which' which will tell you where things are installed
Jun 16 21:49:52 <Reedy_Boy> cant remember if you have to install which (ipkg install which) first
Jun 16 21:50:34 <DigiI-> guess u do, cos dint work at first =)
Jun 16 21:51:57 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Jun 16 21:52:01 <Reedy_Boy> its listed on the ipkg feeds
Jun 16 21:52:21 <DigiI-> Reedy_Boy maybe u can tell me, when i have installed enhanced-ctorrent, how do i start a download? haved figured it out :S
Jun 16 21:52:34 <Reedy_Boy> not a clue without looking it up
Jun 16 21:52:50 <DigiI-> hm ok
Jun 16 21:53:00 <Reedy_Boy> not in the wiki?
Jun 16 21:53:07 <DigiI-> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/EnhancedCTorrent
Jun 16 21:53:17 <DigiI-> yea but i dont really understand it :S
Jun 16 21:53:51 <DigiI-> not that good at it =) just learning but its pretty hard to start from scratch
Jun 16 21:54:41 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: on Unslung, it will be in /opt/bin --- are you using telnet or SSH to get into the NSLU2?
Jun 16 21:54:55 <DigiI-> ssh, using putty
Jun 16 21:55:04 <Reedy_Boy> hmm the manual is down - helpful
Jun 16 21:55:32 <mwester-laptop> Ok, then /opt/bin should be in your path, so you should be able to just type the commands to start enhanced-ctorrent.
Jun 16 21:55:42 <mwester-laptop> (whatever they are, I don't recall ATM)
Jun 16 21:56:15 <Reedy_Boy> hmmm
Jun 16 21:56:26 <Reedy_Boy> using nohup and CTCS
Jun 16 21:56:27 <Reedy_Boy> nohup enhanced-ctorrent -S localhost:2780 [other options]] Some.torrent 2>logfile.txt >&2 </dev/null & 
Jun 16 21:56:50 <Reedy_Boy> enhanced-ctorrent (-s = listening port??) file.torrent
Jun 16 21:56:57 <Reedy_Boy> sounds like it would work
Jun 16 21:57:29 <mwester-laptop> Yeah, but get it working without the nohup and the logfiles and redirection first.
Jun 16 21:57:59 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Jun 16 21:58:26 <DigiI-> u hafto be in opt/bin/ in order ot thee command to work?
Jun 16 21:59:02 <DigiI-> and hafto some.torrent be in the hdd on nlsu2?
Jun 16 21:59:57 <Reedy_Boy> well, if the path is in PATH - you dont need to type the path name
Jun 16 22:00:06 <mwester-laptop> no for the first question, yes for the second :-)
Jun 16 22:00:34 <Reedy_Boy> easiest way is to browse to the dir with the torrent file, and then run from there, i should imagine
Jun 16 22:06:16 <DigiI-> hmm hmm
Jun 16 22:07:46 <DigiI-> ctorrent example.torrent <-- according to the user manual that text should work if i want to use the default options?
Jun 16 22:10:11 <DigiI-> but if i dir too \hdd\ that is where the torrent is and type in ctorrent b.torrent i get dir: no such file or directory :/
Jun 16 22:10:49 <leesiulung> do I need to load a module for MySQL to use with Apache/PHP?
Jun 16 22:11:35 <Reedy_Boy> usually need php_mysql
Jun 16 22:12:06 <DigiI-> mwester-laptop u seems to used it before, know what i do wrong?
Jun 16 22:12:24 <Reedy_Boy> leesiulung, ipkg install php-mysql
Jun 16 22:12:41 <leesiulung> Reedy_Boy: so, don't do 'ipkg install mysql'?
Jun 16 22:12:52 <Reedy_Boy> that would just install the mysql binary
Jun 16 22:13:40 <leesiulung> Reedy_boy: crud, so I have to use php-mysql? Can I do it on top of the original install? Does it retain my settings?
Jun 16 22:13:45 <Reedy_Boy> which if your running on your slug with apache and php... would be very slow
Jun 16 22:14:07 <Reedy_Boy> php-mysql should just be the php to mysql interface module
Jun 16 22:14:22 <Reedy_Boy> so install that, and maybe have to uncomment a line in your php config
Jun 16 22:14:25 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: yeah I noticed just a simple phpinfo() call was slow after i installed mysql
Jun 16 22:14:54 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: ohhh... so installing php_mysql does not actually install mysql?
Jun 16 22:15:10 <Reedy_Boy> nope
Jun 16 22:15:19 <Reedy_Boy> it should just install the interfacing module
Jun 16 22:15:31 <Reedy_Boy> i dont know if it does anything else, as i havent tried it myself
Jun 16 22:15:42 <Reedy_Boy> but that is should be all it provides
Jun 16 22:16:23 <eno> leesiulung: ipkg list php-mysql
Jun 16 22:17:48 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: does php and apache alone slow the slug down significantly?
Jun 16 22:18:08 <DigiI-> mwester-laptop gone?
Jun 16 22:18:18 <Reedy_Boy> i think apache is quite heavyweight for the slug
Jun 16 22:18:21 <leesiulung> eno: that command is usefull
Jun 16 22:18:24 <Reedy_Boy> i believe its in the wiki is somewhere
Jun 16 22:18:50 <Reedy_Boy> other people have used other http servers as they are lighterweight - still with php integration
Jun 16 22:19:21 <leesiulung> reedy_ boy: problem is I need to host subversion, I don't think subversion supports other web servers
Jun 16 22:19:41 <Reedy_Boy> you dont need a web server for svn
Jun 16 22:19:49 <Reedy_Boy> you can do it via ssh, im pretty sure
Jun 16 22:19:56 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: the php-apache-mysql and subversion for a handfull of users
Jun 16 22:20:06 <Reedy_Boy> hmm
Jun 16 22:20:16 <Reedy_Boy> the nslu2 might not be the best platform for it
Jun 16 22:20:24 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: yeah, you can use it by tunneling through ssh. Unfortunately, subclipse does not support this
Jun 16 22:21:01 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: I would hate to have a full blown 80W+ computer running 24/7, not to mention the heat.... oooooohhhh the heat!!!
Jun 16 22:21:22 <Reedy_Boy> they aint that warm ;)
Jun 16 22:21:24 <Reedy_Boy> Mini itx?
Jun 16 22:21:39 <Reedy_Boy> Or paid hosting... Dreamhost allow svn
Jun 16 22:22:21 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: they are hot when it is 90-110 F degrees outside
Jun 16 22:22:26 <Reedy_Boy> lol
Jun 16 22:22:35 <Reedy_Boy> I thought the svn package didnt need a seperate webserver?
Jun 16 22:23:05 <Reedy_Boy> oh
Jun 16 22:24:02 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: it does not, however for ssl you need openssl in conjunction with apache... besides there are actually directions on how to use apache 
Jun 16 22:24:06 <leesiulung> in that combination
Jun 16 22:24:41 <Reedy_Boy> ahhh
Jun 16 22:26:42 <leesiulung> so.... I wanted to use some collaboration type software, but it requires python or java... so I ended upchoosing a forum... found something called minibb
Jun 16 22:27:01 <leesiulung> I figure for less than 12 users, it shouldn't be too bad.... ?
Jun 16 22:27:45 <Reedy_Boy> i dont know
Jun 16 22:27:54 <Reedy_Boy> if it had more memory, it wouldnt be as bad
Jun 16 22:28:03 <Reedy_Boy> could get a 2nd slug and run mysql on that one ;)
Jun 16 22:28:43 <leesiulung> so the constraint is memory, not processor speed?
Jun 16 22:29:05 <Reedy_Boy> i believe more than anythin
Jun 16 22:30:00 <leesiulung> hmmm... so if I de-underclocked it... not much better
Jun 16 22:30:06 <Reedy_Boy> it would help a bit
Jun 16 22:30:21 <Reedy_Boy> do you know if it came deunderclocked at stock?
Jun 16 22:30:26 <Reedy_Boy> cat /proc/cpuinof
Jun 16 22:30:30 <leesiulung> only other option is to remove unused modules and tweak it
Jun 16 22:30:36 <Reedy_Boy> s/cpuinof/cpuinfo
Jun 16 22:30:41 <Reedy_Boy> yeah
Jun 16 22:30:49 <Reedy_Boy> on my windows box, mysql takes up ~ 30mb,apache takes up 30mb
Jun 16 22:30:55 <Reedy_Boy> then php whatever it decides ot use as and when
Jun 16 22:30:58 <leesiulung> it is underclocked... I had this one for a long time
Jun 16 22:31:08 <Reedy_Boy> so it'll be swapping
Jun 16 22:31:16 <Reedy_Boy> mwester-laptop, i am right here aint i?
Jun 16 22:31:26 <Reedy_Boy> As its only got 32mb (?) of memory
Jun 16 22:31:51 <leesiulung> is there a way to find what the size all processors currently running in memory is?
Jun 16 22:33:10 <Reedy_Boy> ps shows a list of processes
Jun 16 22:34:02 <leesiulung> in theory I could kill a bunch of child httpd processes, I only need a t most 24....
Jun 16 22:34:27 <Reedy_Boy> or try free
Jun 16 22:34:30 <Reedy_Boy> 'free'
Jun 16 22:34:50 <Reedy_Boy> -bash-3.2# free
Jun 16 22:34:50 <Reedy_Boy>               total         used         free       shared      buffers
Jun 16 22:34:50 <Reedy_Boy>   Mem:        30524        27380         3144            0         5960
Jun 16 22:34:50 <Reedy_Boy>  Swap:       127964         2904       125060
Jun 16 22:34:50 <Reedy_Boy> Total:       158488        30284       128204
Jun 16 22:34:59 <DigiI-> Reedy_Boy u can maybe tell me why ctorrent filename.torrent doesent work when "filename.torrent" is on slug's hdd
Jun 16 22:35:31 <Reedy_Boy> <DigiI-> u hafto be in opt/bin/ in order ot thee command to work?
Jun 16 22:35:32 <Reedy_Boy> --- Emu|AFK is now known as EmuandCo
Jun 16 22:35:32 <Reedy_Boy> <DigiI-> and hafto some.torrent be in the hdd on nlsu2?
Jun 16 22:35:32 <Reedy_Boy> <mwester-laptop> no for the first question, yes for the second :-)
Jun 16 22:35:49 <leesiulung> it says, free memory 4112
Jun 16 22:35:54 <Reedy_Boy> thats 4mb
Jun 16 22:35:56 <Reedy_Boy> <
Jun 16 22:36:14 <Reedy_Boy> DigiI-, you tried giving it the path to the torrent
Jun 16 22:36:32 <Reedy_Boy> enhanced-ctorrent /share/file/torrent.torrent
Jun 16 22:36:36 <leesiulung> I have yet to install php-mysql, but don't expect it to take a lot of resources.... but php, apache, mysql and subversion is all installed
Jun 16 22:36:38 <DigiI-> Reedy_Boy in order to get to opt\bin\ u type "dir opt\bin\ right? is so, i have tryed it
Jun 16 22:36:40 <leesiulung> ohh openssl too
Jun 16 22:39:04 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: mini-itx looks interresting,... they got a new one called pico-itx
Jun 16 22:39:28 <eno> DigiI-: keep http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/linux/excerpt/LinuxPG_quickref/linux.pdf handy
Jun 16 22:39:40 <Reedy_Boy> Bloody keyboard
Jun 16 22:40:00 <Reedy_Boy> you can get mini-itx's running pico psu's
Jun 16 22:40:04 <Reedy_Boy> about 35W or so
Jun 16 22:40:25 <Reedy_Boy> DigiI-, errm you shouldnt need to type dir..
Jun 16 22:41:48 <DigiI-> Reedy_Boy ok ur right, but i works just as nice, but the thing is i dont get the download ot start
Jun 16 22:44:24 <Reedy_Boy> hmm
Jun 16 22:44:31 * mwester-laptop returns...
Jun 16 22:44:44 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: your slashes are going the wrong way.
Jun 16 22:45:08 <mwester-laptop> In order to see what's in the opt/bin directory, on Linux you type: ls /opt/bin
Jun 16 22:45:17 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: yup.... I was hoping osmething in the sub 20W region....
Jun 16 22:45:48 <mwester-laptop> If you are logged in via openssh (not telnet), then when you type a command, it looks in /opt/bin, so you shouldn't have to prefix the command with "/opt/bin/" yourself.
Jun 16 22:46:06 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: what's not working?
Jun 16 22:46:42 <DigiI-> # enhanced-ctorrent b.torrent
Jun 16 22:46:43 <DigiI-> error, open "b.torrent" failed:  No such file or directory
Jun 16 22:46:43 <DigiI-> error, initial meta info failed.
Jun 16 22:46:57 <DigiI-> thats a step in the right way i guess
Jun 16 22:47:23 <Reedy_Boy> leesiulung, hmm
Jun 16 22:47:26 <mwester-laptop> Yep.  It says that the file "b.torrent" doesn't exist wherever you are currently at in the directory structure
Jun 16 22:47:28 <Reedy_Boy> 2 slugs could work
Jun 16 22:48:02 <leesiulung> reed_boy: I think that is what I wil lend up with, especially since I have two of them in my posseson right now.... I was just hoping all of it would run on one unit...
Jun 16 22:48:12 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: the command "pwd" will print out where you are at currently, and the command "ls" will list the directory -- are you where you should be, and does b.torrent exist there?
Jun 16 22:48:32 <DigiI-> thing is that b.torrent is placed in a mapp called "hdd"
Jun 16 22:48:43 <mwester-laptop> mapp?
Jun 16 22:49:00 <DigiI-> on slugs external harddrive
Jun 16 22:49:10 <DigiI-> usb disk
Jun 16 22:49:25 <mwester-laptop> Oh.  Well, cd over to that place - try "cd /public"
Jun 16 22:49:58 <Reedy_Boy> leesiulung, im sure it'll run
Jun 16 22:50:02 <mwester-laptop> (The "DISK 1" share on the windows network maps to the /public directory on the slug)
Jun 16 22:50:04 <Reedy_Boy> just not with any great preformance
Jun 16 22:50:22 <leesiulung> reedy_boy, guess I have to give it a shot to find out
Jun 16 22:50:48 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: i will report back. I might even write a couple of articles on my experience with how tos....
Jun 16 22:51:04 <Reedy_Boy> heh
Jun 16 22:51:31 <DigiI-> mwester-laptop hmm didnt really understand that :S
Jun 16 22:52:11 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: How did you put the file on the external harddrive?
Jun 16 22:52:17 <DigiI-> when i type /public i get "permission denied"
Jun 16 22:52:19 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: hmmm... the mini-itx stuff is expensive
Jun 16 22:52:31 <DigiI-> u used the windown network
Jun 16 22:53:02 <mwester-laptop> Ok.  That share on the windows network usually maps to the /public directory ("folder") on the NSLU2.
Jun 16 22:53:18 <mwester-laptop> You need to change to that directory in order to see/use that area of the hard drive.
Jun 16 22:53:25 <mwester-laptop> the command is "cd" (change directory)
Jun 16 22:53:52 <Reedy_Boy> leesiulung, it is, as its not as much massed produced... ebay can find bargains
Jun 16 22:54:02 <Reedy_Boy> try 2 slugs, see how you get on
Jun 16 22:54:14 <DigiI-> it shares on the self made mapp hdd
Jun 16 22:54:16 <mwester-laptop> Hence, "cd /public" --- then use the "ls" command to list the contents -- hopefully you will see either the .torrent file, or you will see the folder that you put the .torrent file in.
Jun 16 22:54:25 <leesiulung> reedy_boy: i will try 2 slugs, before putting down money for mini-itx.... but it sure looks nice...
Jun 16 22:54:39 <mwester-laptop> What do you mean by "self made mapp hdd"?  Can you describe what you did?
Jun 16 22:55:04 <DigiI-> maybe renamed public
Jun 16 22:55:14 <mwester-laptop> I doubt that
Jun 16 22:55:27 <DigiI-> but if type cd /hdd/ i get to the right place where b.torrent is
Jun 16 22:55:32 <DigiI-> can se it whit ls
Jun 16 22:55:32 <mwester-laptop> On windows, what network location did you use?
Jun 16 22:55:54 <Reedy_Boy> leesiulung, yeah, i wouldnt mind a mini-itx in a shiny aluminium rackmount case - £££$$$
Jun 16 22:56:25 <mwester-laptop> Ok.  Well I don't know how you got it into /hdd, but if that's where it is, that's where you need to start ctorrent from.
Jun 16 22:56:41 <mwester-laptop> so just "cd /hdd", and then try the torrent download command.
Jun 16 22:57:20 <DigiI-> get the same error msg
Jun 16 22:57:34 <DigiI-> that it fails becouse its no such file
Jun 16 22:57:40 <DigiI-> but its there when i use ls
Jun 16 22:57:52 <DigiI-> OH
Jun 16 22:57:57 <mwester-laptop> Type "ls" -- and cut and paste the output (if it's just a line or two) here
Jun 16 22:58:11 <DigiI-> u was case sensitiv, big and small letters
Jun 16 22:58:21 <DigiI-> it*
Jun 16 22:58:25 <mwester-laptop> Ahhh... yes, case matters!
Jun 16 22:58:34 <Reedy_Boy> autocomplete FTW ;)
Jun 16 22:58:50 <DigiI-> hehe mwester-laptop thx, ur an angel ;)
Jun 16 22:59:34 <DigiI-> but where will it download? can i place it in a dir at the sametime or do i hafto replace it later from somewhere
Jun 16 22:59:47 <Reedy_Boy> i think there was an -S path
Jun 16 22:59:50 <Reedy_Boy> to change where you wanted it
Jun 16 22:59:55 <Reedy_Boy> if you install bash, and use that as your shell, you can use tab to autocomplete paths and filenames
Jun 16 22:59:58 <DigiI-> ah
Jun 16 23:00:10 <Reedy_Boy> i'd presume it'd download to the same dir as the torrent file..
Jun 16 23:00:44 <DigiI-> ur right about that =)
Jun 16 23:00:45 <mwester-laptop> Last time I used it, it downloaded into the same directory alongside the torrent file.
Jun 16 23:00:47 <Reedy_Boy> -s
Jun 16 23:00:53 <Reedy_Boy> -s filename     Download ("save as") to a different file or directory
Jun 16 23:01:22 <Reedy_Boy> -a is a useful option - reduce fragmentation
Jun 16 23:01:36 <DigiI-> whats reduce framentation?
Jun 16 23:02:34 <DigiI-> and from what i have read it says iof u close the ssh win, the download will quit, but there is some sort of fix for it =O
Jun 16 23:02:44 <DigiI-> u know where i can find it?
Jun 16 23:03:51 <mwester-laptop> DigiI-: get it working first, then tackle things like that.  The package is "screen" and it allows you to have multiple "virtual" login sessions to the NSLU2.
Jun 16 23:04:18 * mwester-laptop doesn't use that; he just makes sure that his ssh session stays open.
Jun 16 23:05:12 <DigiI-> hehe :P yea, but if i'm going to us it like i want too i would wanna close of the comp and go to work while slug is downloading
Jun 16 23:05:39 <Reedy_Boy> theres the things to do background download
Jun 16 23:05:54 <Reedy_Boy> "If you want to keep your torrent downloads running in the background, you can start them with nohup"...
Jun 16 23:06:46 <DigiI-> like, enc
Jun 16 23:09:49 <eno> nohup, screen, or dtach
Jun 16 23:10:13 <DigiI-> how do u use nohup? something u hafto install?
Jun 16 23:10:35 <Reedy_Boy> "ipkg install coreutils"
Jun 16 23:10:51 <Reedy_Boy> if it isnt already installed
Jun 16 23:12:04 <DigiI-> nope its not
Jun 16 23:12:11 <DigiI-> not according to which
Jun 16 23:14:23 <DigiI-> enhanced-ctorrent -d 500 -u 20 -s /Musik/ B.torrent
Jun 16 23:14:47 <DigiI-> does it look incorrect? says "must spoecify one torrent file
Jun 16 23:14:52 <DigiI-> but i haaaave :(
Jun 16 23:15:38 <Reedy_Boy> it might want a file name after musik
Jun 16 23:16:14 <DigiI-> musik is a dir
Jun 16 23:16:21 <DigiI-> want it to be save into that dir
Jun 16 23:16:36 <Reedy_Boy> yeah, does it not need a filename...
Jun 16 23:16:43 <DigiI-> enhanced-ctorrent -d 500 -u 20 B.torrent
Jun 16 23:16:51 <DigiI-> doesnt work either
Jun 16 23:16:54 <DigiI-> same thing
Jun 16 23:17:19 <Reedy_Boy> enhanced-ctorrent B.torrent -d 500 -u 20
Jun 16 23:17:54 <DigiI-> noope
Jun 16 23:18:59 <DigiI-> aah case sensitivity
Jun 16 23:19:30 <Reedy_Boy> lol
Jun 16 23:20:07 <DigiI-> gotta get that in to my head ;) windows is so childproof that anything works here ;)
Jun 16 23:21:13 <Reedy_Boy> hehe
Jun 16 23:21:19 <Reedy_Boy> i just use autocomplete to get round that
Jun 16 23:22:34 <DigiI-> =)
Jun 16 23:23:04 <DigiI-> hmm Reedy_Boy how did u say i can get nohup :P if u have the time for more stupid questions :D
Jun 16 23:23:17 <Reedy_Boy> ipkg install coreutils
Jun 16 23:25:04 <Reedy_Boy> im gonna be going to bed in a few minutes
Jun 16 23:25:05 <Reedy_Boy> lol
Jun 16 23:25:46 <DigiI-> hehe ook fast one :P what do i hafto do to get it working whit ctorrent?
Jun 16 23:26:04 <DigiI-> installed coreutils now
Jun 16 23:26:26 <Reedy_Boy> nohup enhanced-ctorrent -S localhost:2780 [other options]] Some.torrent 2>logfile.txt >&2 </dev/null & 
Jun 16 23:26:34 <Reedy_Boy> seems like you just append it with nohup
Jun 16 23:27:17 <DigiI-> nohup enhanced-ctorrent -D 500 -U 20 B.torrent   should work then?
Jun 16 23:28:13 <Reedy_Boy> should do
Jun 16 23:28:29 <Reedy_Boy> the other things are logging, then you can use CTCS to check on progrss
Jun 16 23:29:48 <DigiI-> got the msg "nohup: ignoring input and appending output ot nohup.out"
Jun 16 23:30:13 <Reedy_Boy> *shrugs* never used it before
Jun 16 23:30:40 <DigiI-> hehe hmm
Jun 16 23:30:52 <Reedy_Boy> Right
Jun 16 23:30:54 <Reedy_Boy> im gonna have to go
Jun 16 23:30:56 <Reedy_Boy> im knackered
Jun 16 23:31:00 <Reedy_Boy> Night!
Jun 16 23:31:06 <DigiI-> hehe ok =) thx for the help
Jun 16 23:31:16 <Reedy_Boy> no probs, not that i was that much help ;)
Jun 16 23:32:38 <DigiI-> yea u was
Jun 16 23:33:52 <Reedy_Boy> lol
Jun 16 23:33:54 <Reedy_Boy> bye
Jun 17 00:06:40 <leesiulung> Does anyone know the name of the module that I have to load for mysql support in php?
Jun 17 00:09:05 <eno> leesiulung: ipkg files php-mysql
Jun 17 00:09:43 <eno> the necessary module should be in /opt/etc/php.d/mysql.ini already
Jun 17 00:10:11 <leesiulung> eno: I did that, but I keep getting "fatal error, undefined call to mysql_connect()"
Jun 17 00:13:43 <leesiulung> eno: by any chance is the php version a scaled down version and hence missing some functions?
Jun 17 00:14:26 <eno> i don't think it's a scaled down version
Jun 17 00:16:35 <eno> after installing php-mysql, did you restart apache?
Jun 17 00:16:37 <leesiulung> do I need to load an extension in php.ini for mysql?
Jun 17 00:17:11 <eno> no, /opt/etc/php.d/mysql.ini takes care of that
Jun 17 00:17:36 <leesiulung> so, once i do 'ipkg install php-mysql' and restart apache it should be running
Jun 17 00:17:44 <eno> yes
Jun 17 00:18:41 <leesiulung> that is assuming I installed mysql first, prior to php-mysql
Jun 17 00:19:00 <eno> right
Jun 17 00:19:14 <leesiulung> what about apache and php.... should I first install apache then php-apache?
Jun 17 00:19:43 <eno> it's all modular, does not matter which one is installed first
Jun 17 00:19:57 <eno> php-apache does not work without apache anyway
Jun 17 00:21:25 <eno> if you install php-apache, it will automatically install apache if apache not installed already
Jun 17 00:21:37 <leesiulung> I'm sorry, I'm getting confused my self. I guess in order to get a lamp setup, do I need to install all the following: apache, php, php-apache, mysql, php-mysql?
Jun 17 00:21:42 <leesiulung> ohhh, I see
Jun 17 00:22:08 <eno> php-apache - adds php to apache
Jun 17 00:22:28 <eno> php-mysql - adds mysql to php
Jun 17 00:22:57 <leesiulung> in both cases, there is no configuration necessary right? I just need to restart apache
Jun 17 00:23:12 <eno> correct
Jun 17 00:26:08 <leesiulung> I see.... when I installed php-apache, I had to edit the httpd.conf file to add the file extension '.php' and the module... did I not need to do this?
Jun 17 00:28:53 <leesiulung> eno: u still there?
Jun 17 00:47:54 <leesiulung> is the turnup script still needeD?
Jun 17 01:37:03 <Dsbeerf> Hey someone know how to change this /dev/mtdblock0 on / type squashfs (ro) into read-write ?
Jun 17 01:41:36 <eno> leesiulung: just got back, no you don't need to manually edit httpd.conf
Jun 17 01:41:59 <leesiulung> I see.. .
Jun 17 01:42:04 <eno> when you install php-apache, /opt/etc/apache2/conf.d/php.conf takes care of the configuration
Jun 17 01:42:45 <leesiulung> eno: how do apache now to run that file?
Jun 17 01:42:47 <eno> basically apache will automatically load /opt/etc/apache2/conf.d/*
Jun 17 01:43:06 <leesiulung> i see
Jun 17 01:43:57 <eno> same thing for php-mysql, php will automatically load /opt/etc/php.d/*
Jun 17 01:43:57 <leesiulung> what about stuff in the /opt/etc/apache2/extra/*
Jun 17 01:45:54 <eno> my guess is if you copy file(s) from /opt/etc/apache2/extra/ to /opt/etc/apache2/conf.d/, the corresponding module will load
Jun 17 01:46:23 <leesiulung> eno: do you know how I can change the listening port for the web ui?
Jun 17 01:46:55 <eno> you mean the thttpd port?
Jun 17 01:47:15 <eno> there's wiki page talking about that
Jun 17 01:47:19 <leesiulung> yeah... the 192.168.1.77:80
Jun 17 01:48:17 <eno> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheThttpdWebserver
Jun 17 01:48:23 <eno> #1
Jun 17 01:48:49 <eno> use linksys web ui to change the port
Jun 17 01:50:33 <leesiulung> eno: got it, thanks. I looked through the web ui, but somehow missed it
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