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Jun 10 04:51:28 <builder> build #55 of goldfish is complete: Failure [failed compile_6]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/goldfish/builds/55
Jun 10 05:21:47 <Weedy> how do you do pattern substitution in ash?
Jun 10 05:22:33 <Weedy> ~# echo ${192.168.8.1%.}
Jun 10 05:22:33 <Weedy> -ash: syntax error: bad substitution
Jun 10 06:14:22 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21744 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (config-2.6.34 config-2.6.35): ar71xx: remove more config overrides
Jun 10 06:47:58 <jow_laptop> Weedy: ${varname#pattern} / ${varname##pattern} / ${varname%pattern} / ${varname%%pattern}
Jun 10 06:49:13 <jow_laptop> # = shortest match from right, ## = greedy match from right, % = shortest match from left, %% = greedy match from left
Jun 10 08:09:37 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21745 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (config-2.6.33 config-2.6.34 config-2.6.35): ar71xx: sync kernel configs
Jun 10 08:09:44 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21746 /trunk/target/linux/ (16 files in 9 dirs): generic: standardize CONFIG_INLINE_* symbols usage
Jun 10 08:10:28 <acoul> hello
Jun 10 08:58:11 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21747 /trunk/target/linux/ (3 files in 2 dirs): generic: remove trailing whitespaces from kernel configs
Jun 10 08:58:18 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21748 /trunk/target/linux/ (16 files in 9 dirs):
Jun 10 08:58:18 <CIA-99> generic: move some common symbols to generic configuration
Jun 10 08:58:18 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_MUTEX_SPIN_ON_OWNER
Jun 10 08:58:18 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_DEFAULT_HYDLA
Jun 10 08:58:18 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_DEFAULT_VENO
Jun 10 10:45:50 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21749 /trunk/target/linux/ (15 files in 10 dirs): generic: don't override CONFIG_DEBUG_FS
Jun 10 10:45:57 <CIA-99> juhosg * r21750 /trunk/target/linux/ (14 files in 9 dirs): (log message trimmed)
Jun 10 10:45:57 <CIA-99> generic: move more common options to generic configuration
Jun 10 10:45:57 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_ABX500_CORE
Jun 10 10:45:57 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_ATOMIC64_SELFTEST
Jun 10 10:45:57 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_BRIDGE_IGMP_SNOOPING
Jun 10 10:45:57 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_CAIF
Jun 10 10:45:58 <CIA-99> * CONFIG_CEPH_FS
Jun 10 11:21:12 <CIA-99> acoul * r21751 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/ (7 files in 3 dirs): adm5120: add kernel 2.6.35 preliminary support
Jun 10 11:46:09 <CIA-99> acoul * r21752 /trunk/package/iptables/Makefile: package: update to iptables-1.4.8
Jun 10 11:53:15 <CIA-99> zandbelt * r21753 /packages/net/asterisk-1.6.x/Makefile: [packages] asterisk16: add CURL support for asterisk-1.6.x
Jun 10 12:07:21 <[Fate]> nbd: you're around at linuxtag?
Jun 10 12:07:45 <nbd> no
Jun 10 12:32:29 <CIA-99> acoul * r21754 /trunk/target/linux/rb532/ (config-2.6.35 patches-2.6.35/): rb532: add kernel 2.6.35 preliminary support
Jun 10 12:33:45 <CIA-99> acoul * r21755 /trunk/target/linux/rb532/modules.mk: rb532: fix a module dependency issue
Jun 10 12:33:50 <gfather> hello guys
Jun 10 12:34:14 <gfather>  i connect to internet through a wirless router, after i connect to the right ssd , i have to inter user name and pass in windows
Jun 10 12:34:29 <gfather> could i do that from openwrt  ?
Jun 10 12:39:23 <blogic> gfather: your ISP uses WISPr ?
Jun 10 12:44:06 <gfather> blogic im not sure what does that mean
Jun 10 12:44:18 <gfather> blogic but pleas try to help
Jun 10 12:44:25 <gfather> ill provide you with all the info you need
Jun 10 12:44:33 <blogic> is your ISP a Wireless ISP ?
Jun 10 12:44:49 <gfather> yes
Jun 10 12:45:25 <gfather> they are using this method , somone in the area give interenet through wirless
Jun 10 12:45:38 <gfather> and you recive it with an atenena u put on the roof, connected to a wirless router like the DWL-2100AP
Jun 10 12:45:53 <blogic> you need to find out if the login page is a splash screen or a WISPr page
Jun 10 12:46:08 <gfather>  and from the router web you choose the right ssd ,  without any eyncreption, then you connect from windows with username and password
Jun 10 12:46:16 <blogic> yes
Jun 10 12:46:26 <blogic> what country ?
Jun 10 12:46:30 <blogic> city? ...
Jun 10 12:46:37 <gfather> right now iraq
Jun 10 12:46:40 <gfather> city baghdad
Jun 10 12:47:11 <gfather> iv used openwrt in several projects in jordan , and it was great
Jun 10 12:47:27 <gfather> but it was all lan stuff
Jun 10 12:47:34 <gfather> not wireless
Jun 10 12:47:49 <blogic> lol
Jun 10 12:48:15 <gfather> so im very confused about the way the use internet in iraq
Jun 10 12:49:44 <gfather> blogic could i do the connection from openwrt
Jun 10 12:49:56 <gfather> i would need to flash the DWL-2100AP
Jun 10 12:50:06 <gfather> but i dont want to do that before making sure
Jun 10 12:57:14 <gfather> blogic ??
Jun 10 13:00:13 <gfather> :(
Jun 10 13:17:01 <gfather> xMff ?
Jun 10 13:17:04 <gfather> any one  ?
Jun 10 14:10:22 <jow_laptop> gfather: as blogic said, you need to find out what you're authenticating against when supplying username and password
Jun 10 14:11:04 <jow_laptop> gfather: since the wireless connection itself is unencrypted it can only be either a portal page or wispr sign on
Jun 10 14:19:05 <gfather> jow_laptop and how can i find out ?
Jun 10 14:19:44 <gfather> wispr sign on
Jun 10 14:23:11 <Lalloso> hello
Jun 10 14:40:56 <jow_laptop> gfather: hmm
Jun 10 14:41:13 <jow_laptop> gfather: wireshark while authenticating for example
Jun 10 19:23:35 <OutBackDingo> jow_laptop: ping you alive ?
Jun 10 20:05:24 <jow_laptop> OutBackDingo: yes
Jun 10 20:05:41 <OutBackDingo> question....
Jun 10 20:06:22 <OutBackDingo> jow_laptop: nevermind mike just answered it
Jun 10 20:06:25 <jow_laptop> ok
Jun 10 20:06:25 <OutBackDingo> but thanks
Jun 10 20:06:27 <jow_laptop> np
Jun 10 20:55:17 <OutBackDingo> jow_laptop: i was trying to figure out how to explain to someone that a Nanostation 5 in reverse would provide better signal then a LS5 with a 6dbi omni
Jun 10 22:13:31 <gfather> jow_laptop u there?
Jun 11 02:45:44 <Weedy> GUIES
Jun 11 02:47:05 <Weedy> my tew-652brp seems to be locking up
Jun 11 02:47:11 <Weedy> but I don't know why
Jun 11 02:47:47 <Weedy> isn't there supposed to be a watchdog that reboots this automatically?
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