**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jan 02 02:59:57 2010 Jan 02 03:18:15 swalker: Is there any particular reason you split prosodyctl into a separate package? Jan 02 03:25:51 and put the data directory in /etc Jan 02 05:00:31 MattJ: isn't it extra unless you need user management? although it would simply the init script. /etc isn't a tmpfs unlike /var which prosody defaulted to storing its data in iirc Jan 02 05:02:15 You can get away with not having it, but being a relatively small script and most of the logic being built into Prosody I just don't see any reason someone would remove it Jan 02 05:02:41 Point noted about /var being tmpfs, that wouldn't be too good would it? :) Jan 02 05:07:16 yeah, its tiny compared to the rest of the package Jan 02 11:12:13 gmorning Jan 02 11:54:22 florian * r18991 /packages/net/samba3/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Jan 02 11:54:22 [package] package nmbd, fix smbd and nmbd acquiring the same lock Jan 02 11:54:22 remove whitespaces (#6389) Jan 02 12:14:15 florian * r18992 /packages/net/ddns-scripts/ (Makefile files/usr/lib/ddns/services): [package] add dnsmax and thatip provides to ddns-scripts (#6416) Jan 02 12:14:16 florian * r18993 /packages/admin/zabbix/Makefile: [package] fix zabbix dependencies, remove whitespaces Jan 02 12:14:18 florian * r18994 /packages/net/stunnel/ (Makefile files/stunnel.init): [package] fix stunnel restart, bump makefile (#5897, #6220) Jan 02 12:15:22 florian * r18995 /trunk/package/kernel/modules/other.mk: [package] enable hso on ar71xx (#6432) Jan 02 12:20:31 mb * r18996 /packages/libs/libsdl_sound/ (. Makefile): Add libSDL_sound Jan 02 13:48:21 mb * r18997 /packages/libs/boost/Makefile: boost: Build non-versioned libraries Jan 02 14:54:13 mb * r18998 /packages/libs/boost/Makefile: Jan 02 14:54:13 boost: Allow sub-lib selection. Jan 02 14:54:13 This is not the optimum solution and it probably needs a rewrite using a Config.in file, but it's better than what we have now... Jan 02 15:07:35 juhosg * r18999 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/ (14 files in 5 dirs): adm5120: merge 2.6.30+ specific patches Jan 02 15:07:38 juhosg * r19000 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/files/arch/mips/adm5120/common/ (Makefile early-printk.c prom.c): adm5120: move early-printk support into a separate file Jan 02 15:07:41 juhosg * r19001 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/ (Makefile base-files/etc/diag.sh): adm5120: add kmod-leds-gpio and kmod-ledtrig-adm5120-switch to the default packages Jan 02 15:07:43 juhosg * r19002 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/files/arch/mips/adm5120/zyxel/p-33x.c: adm5120: split bootext partition on the ZyXEL P-33x boards Jan 02 15:07:46 juhosg * r19003 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/files/arch/mips/ (4 files in 2 dirs): adm5120: nuke adm5120_mach_type, use mips_machtype instead Jan 02 15:52:32 juhosg * r19004 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/files/arch/mips/include/asm/mach-adm5120/adm5120_info.h: adm5120: use enum for MACH_ADM5120_ definitions Jan 02 15:52:36 juhosg * r19005 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/ (17 files in 3 dirs): adm5120: preliminary 2.6.32 support (closes: #6304) Jan 02 16:02:09 florian * r19006 /packages/net/curlftpfs/ (. Makefile patches/ patches/001-uclibc_mod.patch): [package] add curlftpfs (#5950) Jan 02 16:02:13 florian * r19007 /packages/net/samba3/ (Makefile files/samba.init): [package] start nmbd, bump release number (#6448) Jan 02 16:22:23 florian * r19008 /trunk/package/broadcom-diag/src/diag.c: Jan 02 16:22:23 [package] add western digital netcenter support to broadcom-diag (#6124) Jan 02 16:22:23 original patch from Christoph Muellner Jan 02 16:30:33 florian * r19009 /packages/net/ddns-scripts/ (Makefile files/usr/lib/ddns/dynamic_dns_updater.sh): [package] fix update_url option handling (#6127), bump release number Jan 02 16:30:51 juhosg * r19010 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/image/Makefile: ar71xx: simplify image generation a bit Jan 02 16:30:54 juhosg * r19011 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (3 files in 3 dirs): ar71xx: create firmware images for the AP81/PB42/PB44 boards Jan 02 19:45:52 florian * r19012 /trunk/package/zlib/Makefile: [package] fix zlib linking failures with gcc-4.4+ (#6173) Jan 02 21:44:20 Greetings everybody. I just wanted to wish everybody a successful and pleasant 2010 and give thanks and praises to all developers of openwrt. THANK YOU :D Jan 02 23:08:17 hauke * r19013 /trunk/target/linux/amazon/ (6 files in 5 dirs): amazon: work on pci controller Jan 03 00:06:38 hauke * r19014 /trunk/target/linux/amazon/files/include/asm-mips/mach-amazon/mangle-port.h: amazon: readd wrongly removed file Jan 03 01:59:46 oh, hi Jan 03 01:59:56 how do I fix this compilation error: cp: cannot stat `/home/plouj/work/kamikaze/build_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.30.1/luci-0.9+svn5660/themes/base/dist/*': No such file or directory Jan 03 02:00:25 this started to happen when I added luci-theme-base package to my config Jan 03 02:01:07 maybe I need to update some external sourcE? Jan 03 02:01:18 I tried ./scripts/feeds update which didn't help the problem Jan 03 02:05:47 what's your feed source? Jan 03 02:06:15 how do I check that? Jan 03 02:06:23 I'm not familiar with feed configuration Jan 03 02:06:40 cat feeds.conf Jan 03 02:06:51 or feeds.conf.default Jan 03 02:07:04 src-svn luci http://svn.luci.subsignal.org/luci/branches/luci-0.9/contrib/package Jan 03 02:07:07 ok Jan 03 02:07:11 in feeds.conf.default Jan 03 02:07:20 how did you add this package to your config? Jan 03 02:07:29 menuconfig ? Jan 03 02:07:29 with make menuconfig Jan 03 02:07:32 ok Jan 03 02:08:02 and this happens when just running make? Jan 03 02:08:04 I successfully built an image with basic luci, but had to opkg instal luci-theme-base for the interface to show up Jan 03 02:08:26 I get the general error when I run make Jan 03 02:08:28 what's in grep luci .config ? Jan 03 02:09:20 and I get the "no such file or directory" error when I run make V=99 Jan 03 02:09:38 http://pastebin.ca/1735725 Jan 03 02:10:39 try make package/luci/clean Jan 03 02:11:02 I don't even have package/luci Jan 03 02:11:04 I assume it was not properly cleaned after your last complete build Jan 03 02:11:17 it is a virtual path Jan 03 02:11:38 ok Jan 03 02:12:01 * Plouj reruns make Jan 03 02:12:18 in the mean time Jan 03 02:12:27 where can I tell the router which files to backup using the luci interface? Jan 03 02:12:36 if you know off the top of your head Jan 03 02:13:37 via ui in Admin -> Overview -> User Interface (should be placed in system backup...) Jan 03 02:14:03 or via shell in /etc/config/luci Jan 03 02:14:14 in the 'flash_keep' section Jan 03 02:14:18 oh Jan 03 02:14:28 heh, I was thinking it could be that Jan 03 02:14:34 :) Jan 03 02:14:43 nice, luci compiled Jan 03 02:14:57 however, this is only respected if you use the ui or 'luci-flash' to erm flash Jan 03 02:15:08 umm Jan 03 02:15:11 sysupgrade does not add those files to its default save list Jan 03 02:15:21 what if I try to backup the config? Jan 03 02:15:42 using the luic ui Jan 03 02:16:21 don't know off the top of my head whether it gives you the whole /etc/ or just /etc/config plus some common files Jan 03 02:16:25 let me check Jan 03 02:16:47 well, the question is if it uses flash_keep Jan 03 02:17:34 yes the backup uses flash_keep Jan 03 02:17:49 the restor will accept any properly layouted tgz Jan 03 02:20:05 ok Jan 03 02:21:21 do you know if /etc/ethers is used? Jan 03 02:21:49 in the default backup pattern? Jan 03 02:22:11 no, by dnsmasq Jan 03 02:22:14 yes Jan 03 02:22:17 for ip address assignment Jan 03 02:22:22 exactly Jan 03 02:22:31 I seem to have to add /etc/ethers and /etc/hosts to the backup pattern Jan 03 02:22:37 yes Jan 03 02:22:44 I thougth that they were omitted because they weren't used... Jan 03 02:22:57 actually they're autogenerated (if luci is installed) Jan 03 02:23:19 the /etc/ ones are symlinks pointing to a temporary copy in /tmp Jan 03 02:23:21 autogenerated from what and when? Jan 03 02:23:39 what if I never invoke luci since re-installing firmware? Jan 03 02:23:41 the temp files are composed of their corresponding .local files and uci Jan 03 02:23:50 it is part of the init procedure Jan 03 02:23:55 like /etc/hosts.local? Jan 03 02:24:00 yes Jan 03 02:24:38 those don't seem to be backed up either Jan 03 02:24:46 they should be added Jan 03 02:24:52 I'll take care of this Jan 03 02:25:15 ok, thanks Jan 03 02:26:29 actually I'm about to deprecate the local stuff and use other ways instead, ethers + hosts can be done in /etc/config/dhcp directly Jan 03 02:26:48 http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/dhcp#static.leases Jan 03 02:26:56 yeah, I was gonna ask if /etc/config/dhcp preceeds /etc/ethers and /etc/hosts Jan 03 02:27:10 if I have that config, can I get rid of /etc/hosts and /etc/ethers? Jan 03 02:27:23 yes Jan 03 02:29:57 also the flash_keep stuff should be moved into /etc/config/system to be used by sysupgrade directly Jan 03 02:30:46 I guess that's requires some actual work on the luci scripts, right? Jan 03 02:31:33 yeah but its worth it, I do not exactly like the idea of two distinct upgrade mechanism between ui and ssh Jan 03 02:32:41 by the ssh mechanism, are you referring to mtd ? Jan 03 02:32:52 to sysupgrade Jan 03 02:33:03 oh, I'm new to that Jan 03 02:33:37 sysupgrade is a kind of wrapper around mtd that does the config keeping stuff, image verification and so on Jan 03 02:33:54 right Jan 03 02:34:09 luci calls sysupgrade internals, not the cli frontend directly Jan 03 02:34:25 I see Jan 03 02:34:26 and via the ui to "configurable custom backup files" stuff is tacked on Jan 03 02:34:39 that should be moved to core openwrt and decoupled from the ui Jan 03 02:35:21 ok, time to reflash Jan 03 02:35:48 Don't suppose anyone has ideas on how to read a password from the console with echo disabled? stty doesn't seem to be available Jan 03 02:46:23 MattJ: quite unusual step :) Jan 03 02:46:48 have you tried to access the running tasks stdin (/proc//fd/1) ? Jan 03 02:47:10 I think I'm leaning towards echoing the ANSI sequence to make text hidden Jan 03 02:47:29 Which isn't quite the same, but should suffice against over-the-shoulder reading, and make people more comfortable :) Jan 03 02:48:24 Problem isn't reading from stdin, but the shell copying what the user types to both the screen and stding Jan 03 02:48:26 *stdin Jan 03 02:48:39 ah Jan 03 02:51:25 and your program is written in ash? Jan 03 02:58:19 do you guys mind if I ask you what I need to do to get wpa2/wifi to work on brcm in 2.6.31.5-127.fc12.x86_64 ? Jan 03 02:58:37 I recall being told that it works out of the box which doesn't seem to be the case Jan 03 02:58:46 I'm using valid config, but no networks are created Jan 03 02:58:53 and I don't have the nas package installed Jan 03 02:59:50 hm? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Jan 03 02:59:58 2010