**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 15 02:59:57 2011
Mar 15 04:19:59 <rreal> any one awake?
Mar 15 05:21:22 <cshore> rreal: awake or not asleep?
Mar 15 05:50:00 <rreal> sup cshore
Mar 15 05:50:25 <cshore> me?
Mar 15 05:50:32 <rreal> yeah u
Mar 15 05:50:50 <RealOpty> wat U been up too
Mar 15 05:50:56 <cshore> Hey it's RealOpty didn't realize that
Mar 15 05:51:09 <RealOpty> lol yeah was lazy at nick change
Mar 15 05:51:22 <Olipro> anyone know a way of permanently correcting the permissions of /dev/lp0
Mar 15 05:51:29 <Olipro> if I don't chmod it, CUPS can't see it
Mar 15 05:51:45 <cshore> Mostly working, dating someone, the usual
Mar 15 05:52:02 <RealOpty> coo coo
Mar 15 05:52:18 <RealOpty> i moved from the west to coast to the east
Mar 15 05:52:30 <cshore> Olipro: you might have to do a hotplug thing
Mar 15 05:52:52 <cshore> /etc/hotplug.rules or somesuch
Mar 15 05:53:02 <RealOpty> i-net sux out in the country side here, only get 1.5 mbps.
Mar 15 05:53:29 <cshore> RealOpty: That's a major move.  You on dialup now?
Mar 15 05:53:38 <RealOpty> i was wondering if there is a way to throttle a users connection? (qos i guess?)
Mar 15 05:53:39 <cshore> RealOpty: or almost as bad?
Mar 15 05:53:49 <cshore> RealOpty: yeah qos
Mar 15 05:54:01 <RealOpty> just as bad lol well that is when someone else is watching a movie and i wanna do the same lol
Mar 15 05:54:11 <cshore> RealOpty: don't know how to do it per user
Mar 15 05:54:30 <cshore> RealOpty: cable, or wireless?
Mar 15 05:54:55 <RealOpty> the user is on wireless
Mar 15 05:55:01 <RealOpty> my i-net is DSL
Mar 15 05:55:23 <cshore> RealOpty: 1.5Mbps is pretty sucky DSL....
Mar 15 05:55:45 <RealOpty> yeah verrrrry
Mar 15 05:56:03 <RealOpty> they have 3 6 and 12 mbps plans
Mar 15 05:56:10 <RealOpty> i was like hell yeah ill take the 12
Mar 15 05:56:24 <cshore> RealOpty: ah, I see....the pay through the nose plans
Mar 15 05:56:28 <RealOpty> "were sorry only 1.5 is available.... "
Mar 15 05:56:37 <cshore> RealOpty: oh, not even the choice
Mar 15 05:57:01 <RealOpty> nah its actually cheap only $5 to go up on each plan
Mar 15 05:57:03 <cshore> RealOpty: must be around the edge of the range
Mar 15 05:57:32 <RealOpty> yeah i think i live 4-8 miles from the relay thingy
Mar 15 05:58:03 <RealOpty> idk i seen burst of 2 mbps lol sux
Mar 15 05:58:30 <RealOpty> but it is better than dial up lol
Mar 15 05:58:42 <cshore> *anything* is better than dialup
Mar 15 05:58:51 <cshore> even two tin cans with string
Mar 15 05:58:58 <cshore> :P
Mar 15 05:59:20 <RealOpty> just getting pissed that my sister is hogging the bandwidth by watching netflix when i wanna surf the web or watch netflix lol
Mar 15 05:59:41 <RealOpty> yeah the tin cans would be faster than dial up lol
Mar 15 06:00:10 <cshore> heh, sounds like time for sibling rivalry to kick up a notch ;-)
Mar 15 06:00:24 <RealOpty> I have mobile broadband, but no connection here  at all
Mar 15 06:01:08 <RealOpty> lmao yeah
Mar 15 06:01:30 <cshore> My brother had it worse before he moved into town....he couldn't get *any* kind of high speed that actually worked (he tried cellular but it didn't work even though Bell claimed it would).
Mar 15 06:01:39 <RealOpty> well i getter lay back down,  just wanted to check on my build progess
Mar 15 06:01:45 <cshore> ok, ttyl
Mar 15 06:02:11 <RealOpty> I feel his pain. at least i have some access.
Mar 15 06:02:14 <RealOpty> ttyl night
Mar 15 06:02:44 <RealOpty> <3 remote desktop
Mar 15 08:32:31 <CIA-83> cshore * r26173 /packages/net/yate/Makefile: [net] Telephony: yate: Added needed libraries and flags to configure for Yate to execute not just compile. Closes: #9039 and Closes: #9043. Based on patch and tickets from Dimitry Kurochkin. Thanks!
Mar 15 08:43:10 <builder> build #104 of at91 is complete: Failure [failed compile_6]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/at91/builds/104
Mar 15 08:45:57 <CIA-83> cshore * r26174 /packages/net/yate/Makefile: [net] Telephony: yate: Removed sysconfdir parameter from CONFIGURE_ARGS. This fixes yate looking for configuration under /etc/yate/yate instead /etc/yate. Closes: 9040. Thanks Dimtiry Kurchkin for reporting.
Mar 15 09:11:26 <CIA-83> jow * r26175 /trunk/package/comgt/ (Makefile files/3g.usb): [package] comgt: handle ttyHS* devices in usb hotplug, fix typo (#9046)
Mar 15 09:15:53 <CIA-83> jow * r26176 /branches/backfire/package/comgt/ (Makefile files/3g.usb): [backfire] merge r22061
Mar 15 09:17:56 <CIA-83> jow * r26177 /branches/backfire/package/comgt/ (Makefile files/3g.sh files/3g.usb): [backfire] merge r22462, r22561, r25621 and r26175
Mar 15 09:27:08 <cshore> aargh...compile, commit, doesn't compile....wtf.  Now to solve....
Mar 15 09:31:13 <cshore> ok, that was weird, it works now
Mar 15 09:32:19 <cshore> jow thanks for pointing out the yate tickets....they've saved me a lot of time.  Posting the package as @BROKEN was more useful than I expected.
Mar 15 10:43:24 <Acinonyx> gmorning
Mar 15 12:19:14 <CIA-83> cshore * r26178 /packages/net/yate/Makefile: [net] Telephony: Yate: Added -DBIGENDIAN to TARGET_CFLAGS when the target is big endian. This fixes things like MD5 code in Yate for big endian targets. Closes #9049. Thanks to Dmitry Kurochkin for pointing this out.
Mar 15 12:25:23 <jow_laptop> cshore: reyling on cached autoconf vars is a bit ugly
Mar 15 12:26:06 <cshore> jow_laptop: you mean the $$$$ stuff?
Mar 15 12:26:33 <cshore> jow_laptop: or the test on the ac thing
Mar 15 12:26:37 <jow_laptop> $(if $(findstring ${ac_cv_c_bigendian},yes),-DBIGENDIAN,)
Mar 15 12:26:47 <cshore> jow_laptop: ah, ok, is there another way to get the same thing?
Mar 15 12:26:54 <jow_laptop> yes, moment
Mar 15 12:27:36 <jow_laptop> $(if $(CONFIG_BIG_ENDIAN),-DBIGENDIAN)
Mar 15 12:27:46 <jow_laptop> thats the canonical way imo
Mar 15 12:31:15 <cshore> ok, thanks, will change that
Mar 15 12:51:10 <CIA-83> cshore * r26179 /packages/net/yate/Makefile: [net] Telephony: Yate: Fixed bigendian test to use CONFIG_BIG_ENDIAN, not a cached autoconf variable. Thanks jow for pointing this out.
Mar 15 13:00:14 <netprince> ping jow_laptop: finally got that backtrace... http://pastebin.com/QxEYdyvQ
Mar 15 13:01:42 <jow_laptop> netprince: can you paste your /etc/hosts ?
Mar 15 13:02:02 <jow_laptop> netprince: it looks like it segfaults during parsing /etc/hosts
Mar 15 13:02:09 <jow_laptop> netprince: and that rings some bell
Mar 15 13:02:44 <netprince> jow_laptop: yup... http://pastebin.com/771Au0uu
Mar 15 13:03:18 <jow_laptop> hm
Mar 15 13:03:35 <jow_laptop> nothing unusual at least
Mar 15 13:06:56 <jow_laptop> ah https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/toolchain/uClibc/patches-0.9.30.1/902-Fix-use-after-free-bug-in-__dns_lookup.patch?rev=20384
Mar 15 13:07:38 <jow_laptop> netprince: ^
Mar 15 13:07:46 <jow_laptop> not sure if that one is similar again
Mar 15 13:09:00 <netprince> it does sound similar
Mar 15 13:09:03 <netprince> interesting
Mar 15 13:10:34 <jow_laptop> I just checked __read_etc_hosts_r()
Mar 15 13:10:43 <jow_laptop> it only has one single call to strcasecmp()
Mar 15 13:45:27 <Casius> Hi, I would like to known if there is someone did or start to do the script and the config file for use asterisk with uci ?
Mar 15 14:04:18 <builder> build #103 of s3c24xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_10]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/s3c24xx/builds/103
Mar 15 14:09:42 <netprince> jow_laptop: can I set a breakpoint in __read_etc_hosts_r ()... I cant seem to figure that out...
Mar 15 14:30:32 <mazilo> Does anyone here know why the PACKAGE_luci-app-voice-core can only be selected as a module?
Mar 15 14:33:26 <mazilo> Disregard my previous question. Apparently, once the PACKAGE_luci-app-voice-core is checked, both CONFIG_PACKAGE_luci-app-diag-core and CONFIG_PACKAGE_luci-app-diag-devinfo get selected and need be included into the firmware before the PACKAGE_luci-app-voice-core can be included.
Mar 15 15:23:08 <got_milk> has anyone broke LuCI recently? just built and flashed a new build from trunk and when I log in with LuCI all I get is a 404
Mar 15 15:23:44 <got_milk> ...I put this in the wrong channel
Mar 15 15:23:45 <got_milk> :|
Mar 15 15:48:33 <builder> build #80 of ixp4xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/ixp4xx/builds/80
Mar 15 16:32:48 <mazilo> got_milk: I just built/installed on my NetGear WGT634U. All I get is a Login prompt. After logging in, it shows a blank/white page.
Mar 15 16:45:07 <got_milk> mazilo: interesting. No matter which browser I use it 404s for me
Mar 15 18:30:22 <jmccrohan> Has anyone noticed any oddities with MIPS trunk recently?
Mar 15 18:30:43 <jmccrohan> My lcd4linux patch appears to have broken MIPS trunk. https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/8897
Mar 15 18:32:01 <Olipro> you fool!
Mar 15 18:32:02 <xMff> backfire is not trunk
Mar 15 18:33:27 <maligor> jmccrohan, what target device is that?
Mar 15 18:33:45 <maligor> bcom 47?
Mar 15 18:34:25 <jmccrohan> maligor: i'm not sure what the patch is, but i have tested myself with fresh trunk checkout and can confirm for brcm47xx 2.6
Mar 15 18:35:13 <maligor> trunk breaks, it's life
Mar 15 18:35:41 <Olipro> xMff: what's the build flag that tells it to ignore package build failures
Mar 15 18:35:48 <Olipro> (obviously only for M))
Mar 15 18:35:54 <xMff> IGNORE_ERRORS=m
Mar 15 18:36:05 <Olipro> yeah, that one, try that
Mar 15 18:37:30 <jmccrohan> maligor: i know. feel kinda guilty tho.
Mar 15 18:41:59 <jmccrohan> Speaking of which, why doesn't backfire checkout packages at what ever rev backfire finalised at rather than trunk?
Mar 15 18:42:39 <xMff> backfire isn't finalized
Mar 15 18:46:13 <jmccrohan> xMff: is it not a stable release? :-/
Mar 15 18:47:07 <xMff> its a nickname for a group of releases, 10.03 which is stable, 10.03.1 which is in preparation and the branch from which 10.03(.x) releases are made
Mar 15 18:49:45 <jmccrohan> My bad. I meant backfire to mean 10.03. Does 10.03 check out packages at appropriate rev?
Mar 15 18:51:35 <xMff> no, someone forgot to fix the feeds.conf to a specific rev. However you can add "@20732" to the packages url to use the same rev the release build used
Mar 15 18:53:16 <jmccrohan> Thats what i thought. It should probably be pointed out to new users though. It would avoid tickets like my one above. Worth editing the wiki?
Mar 15 18:54:05 <Olipro> it's always worth editing the wiki
Mar 15 18:55:41 <jmccrohan> I mean trac wiki - where people go to get source :)
Mar 15 19:54:08 <CIA-83> nbd * r26180 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/base-files/etc/defconfig/ap96/network:
Mar 15 19:54:08 <CIA-83> ar71xx: add default configuration for the switch on AP96
Mar 15 19:54:08 <CIA-83> Enables forwarding of frames between the switch ports (eth0).
Mar 15 19:54:08 <CIA-83> Patch by Jouni Malinen
Mar 15 20:00:57 <CIA-83> nbd * r26181 /trunk/ (include/package.mk rules.mk): build: move the CCACHE_DIR to the build targets so that it doesn't interfere with a host ccache setup
Mar 15 20:02:23 <CIA-83> nbd * r26182 /branches/backfire/ (include/package.mk rules.mk): build: move the CCACHE_DIR to the build targets so that it doesn't interfere with a host ccache setup (backport of r26181)
Mar 15 21:31:51 <solca> nbd: FYI ar71xx on WRT160NL is b0rked in r26172: http://paste.openwrt.org/m6ca22f30
Mar 15 21:32:41 <solca> r26020 worked fine
Mar 15 21:32:55 <solca> s/worked/compiled/
Mar 15 21:33:29 <nbd> maybe i should just mark mklibs as broken in backfire
Mar 15 21:33:46 <nbd> it has quite a few issues that are fixed in trunk but aren't easy to backport
Mar 15 21:33:57 <xMff> +1
Mar 15 21:34:49 <solca> ohh no, it's reduces size a lot
Mar 15 21:35:01 <nbd> yeah, and it frequently breaks stuff
Mar 15 21:36:00 <nbd> you can enable it with the config option for enabling broken stuff
Mar 15 21:36:11 <nbd> but i won't support it in backfire because there's too much breakage there
Mar 15 21:36:24 <solca> ok, I thought it was a easy fix, but will disable it too in my config
Mar 15 21:36:42 <CIA-83> nbd * r26183 /branches/backfire/Config.in: mark mklibs as broken, fixes are in trunk but too intrusive to backport
Mar 15 21:40:03 <solca> it doesn't work for a while in backfire, then it suddenly started working and now suddenly stop
Mar 15 21:40:16 <solca> I'll better start disabling useless packages in my builds :)
Mar 15 21:42:33 <nbd> or use trunk
Mar 15 21:42:50 <nbd> in trunk i added several de-bloating changes
Mar 15 21:42:59 <nbd> which freed up 64K in the default config with no functionality loss
Mar 15 21:43:02 <nbd> (after LZMA)
Mar 15 21:43:21 <nbd> even without mklibs
Mar 15 21:49:23 <solca> cool, will try trunk as it seems mac80211 drivers are mostly the same with backfire
Mar 15 21:52:41 <nbd> yes, i leave a bit of time between updating mac80211 on trunk and backporting it to backfire
Mar 15 21:52:52 <nbd> but in the code there aren't many differences right now
Mar 16 00:18:44 <CIA-83> cshore * r26184 /packages/net/yate/Makefile: [net] Telephony: Yate: Added conffiles. Fixes overwriting of configuration on reinstall/update.
Mar 16 00:26:03 <builder> build #72 of octeon is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/octeon/builds/72
Mar 16 01:50:04 <builder> build #84 of sibyte is complete: Failure [failed compile_6]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/sibyte/builds/84
Mar 16 02:29:36 <lgentili> hellow
Mar 16 02:30:06 <lgentili> anyone using openwrt on a RB411?
Mar 16 02:30:21 <lgentili> or RB433
Mar 16 02:59:33 <CIA-83> nbd * r26185 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/550-mac80211_fix_rx_reorder_timeout.patch: mac80211: add an aggregation rx reorder timeout handling fix
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