**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jun 17 02:59:57 2010 Jun 17 06:43:02 03bzhou * r11699 10optware/trunk/ (4 files in 3 dirs): parted: update to 1.7.1; added fatresize Jun 17 06:44:32 Thanks Eno! Jun 17 06:56:51 i can't find munin-node or zabbix-agent for slugOS/LE. they are available for openwrt! Jun 17 07:10:00 * tuv goes offline to replace Debian/NSLU2 with SlugOS/LE Jun 17 07:11:00 i changend from svn to git-svn and after 'git svn clone' i worked with git-gui on a new branch. can someone say me how to commit now to optware? Jun 17 07:13:24 the command? Jun 17 07:13:27 or something else? Jun 17 07:14:57 i create a new branch. now i have to merg them with the master-branch, isn't it? and then update my git-repo and commit? not sure :-) Jun 17 07:15:13 i've got a book on this, have been trying to get used to git myself Jun 17 07:16:12 http://progit.org/book/ch8-1.html (electronic copy ftw) Jun 17 07:16:12 git commit -am 'Adding git-svn instructions to the README' Jun 17 07:16:19 git svn dcommit Jun 17 07:17:24 thanks reedy. i will have a look on the book. Jun 17 08:30:56 optware packages seem to be more recent than slugosle packages Jun 17 08:37:35 @reedy: do you use git-branches or git-svn-branches local? Jun 17 08:37:48 jomaster, i don't actually use git for anything yet Jun 17 08:38:21 i think, you use a git-svn branch if you're pushing it out to the server Jun 17 08:38:33 and git branches for local changes, merge and squash to commit then Jun 17 08:39:42 ok, that was would i like to hear. many thanks for your help Jun 17 08:41:19 is there any reason to prefer slugos packages over the more recent optware packages? Jun 17 08:52:03 this is really confusing. do i ever need anything from slugos feeds (opkg). optware (ipkg) seems more up-to-date Jun 17 08:53:04 i already install util-linux from slugos feeds, following the slugos install wiki page. now i discovered a more recent util-linux-ng in optware. shoule i switch? Jun 17 09:03:27 * tuv puts /opt/bin at the front of PATH Jun 17 09:41:24 how do i disable slugos openssh? (optware openssh is installed instead) Jun 17 09:52:09 hmm.. /etc/init.d/optware is not enabled by defautl Jun 17 09:52:13 default* Jun 17 10:27:59 what do you guys use for system mail? Jun 17 14:29:55 03bzhou * r11700 10optware/trunk/make/libcurl.mk: libcurl: 7.20.0 -> 7.21.0 Jun 17 14:39:05 03bzhou * r11701 10optware/trunk/make/nginx.mk: nginx: 0.7.66 -> 0.7.67 Jun 17 14:40:05 03bzhou * r11702 10optware/trunk/make/libtiff.mk: libtiff: 3.9.3 -> 3.9.4 Jun 17 14:50:09 03bzhou * r11703 10optware/trunk/make/parted.mk: parted: removed redundant CONTROL/control section Jun 17 18:39:28 03bzhou * r11704 10optware/trunk/make/aria2.mk: aria2: 1.9.3 -> 1.9.4 Jun 17 20:16:12 03bzhou * r11705 10optware/trunk/make/cherokee.mk: cherokee: 1.0.1 -> 1.0.2 Jun 17 21:47:07 what do you guys use for system mail? Jun 17 21:47:54 is there any reason to prefer slugos packages over the more recent optware packages? Jun 17 21:51:58 tuv, I use both....depends on which is newer or has the features I need Jun 17 21:55:30 ka6sox-work: openssh? optware's is newer, but i can't remove slugos' unless i force it. i have both running now! Jun 17 21:56:08 that could get interesting. Jun 17 21:57:02 but i'm mainly using optware's version. slugos' is listening on port 2222 Jun 17 22:01:42 tuv, then you should be good. Jun 17 22:01:47 tuv, in general for low-level "system" things, use native. OpenSSH falls into that category. Things like coreutils, nfs, etc also are examples. For user-space stuff that isn't "system level", feel free to use optware. Jun 17 22:02:44 Keep in mind that you should not count on the system PATH including optware, and you shouldn't try to make it do so - that is a consideration. Jun 17 22:05:20 03robham * r11706 10optware/trunk/make/gettext.mk: gettext: check target added to mk file, running check generates 26 possible errors, unsure if they are false or need fixing Jun 17 22:58:48 where do cron outputs go with no local mail delivery installed? Jun 17 23:03:56 probably nowhere. Jun 17 23:04:42 /dev/null? Jun 17 23:04:45 you would need to redirect the output to where you wanted it to go. I don't even use mail on my half-dozen linux servers; just redirect the output from cron jobs I care about. Jun 17 23:53:28 mwester: what's wrong with optware's coreutils? does the slugos' package have any slugos-specific modifications? Jun 17 23:59:22 tuv, basically you want to use the base OS and only fill in with Optware. Jun 18 00:00:09 its a unified top to bottom distro and Optware is very targetted and has large gaps in packages (things which arent' supported) Jun 18 00:46:20 which package has libperl.so? Jun 18 00:53:10 yup. it was perl ! Jun 18 01:08:46 * tuv is back from the SlugOS/LE nslu2 ;) Jun 18 01:09:37 wb Jun 18 01:36:34 apcupsd does not ship with an init.d script (optware). what is the easiest way to start it on boot? (all it needs is run /opt/sbin/apcupsd) Jun 18 01:41:14 done. copied one of the existing ones Jun 18 02:01:32 does slugos' busybox have inetd support? Jun 18 02:14:57 which package provides start-stop-daemon? shouldn't that be a dependency of xinetd, as it asks for it? Jun 18 02:40:03 use xinetd -- far better. Jun 18 02:40:32 But I've never encountered problems with missing deps Jun 18 02:40:43 sounds like a bug, then. Jun 18 02:41:30 DEPENDS = "" Jun 18 02:41:44 oops. Looks like a bug in the oe definition of the package :) Jun 18 02:52:07 according to the oe build system, there might actually be "start-stop-daemon" as a package in the feeds. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jun 18 02:59:57 2010