**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 29 02:59:56 2011
Jul 29 09:34:18 <blaise> anyone alive in here?
Jul 29 09:34:56 <blaise> :o
Jul 29 09:34:59 <KanjiMonster> blaise: I did a quick trunk build for bcm63xx and I had not unknown symbols with kmod-ipv6
Jul 29 09:35:03 <KanjiMonster> *no
Jul 29 09:35:24 <blaise> KanjiMonster: interesting
Jul 29 09:35:37 <blaise> KanjiMonster: wanna try it with ar71xx ? XD
Jul 29 09:35:59 <jow_laptop> if its complaining about xfrm etc. it usually happens if the running kernel was built without ipv6
Jul 29 09:36:23 <jow_laptop> you cannot deploy kmod-ipv6 on a kernel that was built without it initially
Jul 29 09:36:32 <jow_laptop> since it will lack the required apis
Jul 29 09:38:17 <blaise> dmesg shoes all kinds of unresolved symbols.. it's kinda disturbing.. and no, it was built at the same time
Jul 29 09:38:55 <jow_laptop> kernel 3.0 ?
Jul 29 09:39:40 <blaise> no, I havn't tried svn uping yet
Jul 29 09:39:42 <_trine> kernel didnt compile out of the box for me on ar71xx
Jul 29 09:39:51 <_trine> kernel 3.0 didnt compile out of the box for me on ar71xx
Jul 29 09:40:30 <CIA-89> nbd * r27822 /trunk/package/hostapd/patches/770-group_key_timeout.patch: hostapd: use a timeout of 1000ms instead of 100ms for the first gtk rekey eapol frame
Jul 29 09:40:35 <CIA-89> nbd * r27823 /trunk/package/hostapd/patches/780-wds_addr_fix.patch: hostapd: fix wds interface address handling for multi-bssid
Jul 29 09:40:46 <jow_laptop> blaise: extroot?
Jul 29 09:40:48 <blaise> does this look like it would work? http://pastebin.com/bJ5Zr559 I get this.. (make[2]: Entering directory `/home/blaise/openwrt/trunk/package/irssi-otr' make[2]: Nothing to be done for `compile'. )
Jul 29 09:40:48 <nbd> Kevin`: wds issue is fixed now
Jul 29 09:41:23 <blaise> jow_laptop: I am extroot now, yes.. thanks to someone earlyer..
Jul 29 09:41:45 <blaise> /dev/sda2                20.1G    195.0M     18.8G   1% /
Jul 29 09:41:55 <jow_laptop> blaise: there are some reported issues with kernel modules fialing to load if extroot is in use
Jul 29 09:42:18 <blaise> I've not tried it since I got it in a working state..
Jul 29 09:42:32 <blaise> before I was ROM booted..
Jul 29 09:42:39 <jow_laptop> however, your irssi-otr makefile lacks an install section, again
Jul 29 09:42:45 <blaise> arg!
Jul 29 09:42:47 <blaise> lol
Jul 29 09:43:00 <CIA-89> nbd * r27824 /branches/backfire/package/hostapd/patches/770-group_key_timeout.patch: hostapd: use a timeout of 1000ms instead of 100ms for the first gtk rekey eapol frame (backport of r27822)
Jul 29 09:43:01 <CIA-89> nbd * r27825 /branches/backfire/package/hostapd/patches/780-wds_addr_fix.patch: hostapd: fix wds interface address handling for multi-bssid (backport of r27823)
Jul 29 09:45:09 <blaise> jow_laptop: I don't know what variables are required.. it's a standard "make install" command.. so.....
Jul 29 09:46:06 <jow_laptop> well again, start with  defien Package/.../install \n \t true \n endef
Jul 29 09:46:39 <jow_laptop> also set PKG_INSTALL:=1
Jul 29 09:46:41 <jow_laptop> that will call "make install" with the appropriate environment stuff
Jul 29 09:47:11 <jow_laptop> in your  package/.../install section then copy the needed stuff from $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/usr/{bin,lib,share} into $(1)/usr/{bin,lib,share}
Jul 29 09:47:54 <jow_laptop> see the libotr makefile as reference
Jul 29 09:51:09 <blaise> I guess I need to look inside the author's makefile to see where the install path defaults to?
Jul 29 09:52:32 <blaise> there is no Makefile
Jul 29 09:52:37 <blaise> it's cmake
Jul 29 09:53:51 <blaise> aparently it's supposed to be /lib/irssi/modules
Jul 29 09:53:55 <blaise> I think..
Jul 29 09:53:56 <blaise> :G
Jul 29 09:54:06 <jow_laptop> you don't need to look anywhere
Jul 29 09:54:24 <jow_laptop> only into build_dir/target-*/irssi-otr/ipkg-install/
Jul 29 09:54:33 <jow_laptop> it will dumb its wanted structure in there
Jul 29 09:54:40 <jow_laptop> *dump
Jul 29 09:54:59 <jow_laptop> for cmake see package/uci/Makefile or package/relayd/Makefile
Jul 29 09:55:20 <blaise> so, what should my define Package/irssi-otr/install look like ?
Jul 29 09:55:57 <jow_laptop> I'm not going to write it again
Jul 29 09:56:00 <jow_laptop> read the backlog
Jul 29 09:56:12 <jow_laptop> bbl
Jul 29 09:59:34 <blaise> jow_laptop: like this? http://pastebin.com/bJ5Zr559
Jul 29 10:02:26 <blaise> jow_laptop: I'm sorry I'm such a moron.. :(
Jul 29 10:02:35 <loswillios> that looks wrong
Jul 29 10:02:44 <blaise> loswillios: it feels wrong..
Jul 29 10:05:16 <blaise> in gentoo when I preform a "equery files irssi-otr" it tells me that it installed /usr/lib64/irssi/modules/libotr.so and /usr/share/doc/irssi-otr-0.3/README.bz2
Jul 29 10:05:29 <blaise> those are the only two files that were created..
Jul 29 10:08:26 <blaise> loswillios: do I need to define a Build/InstallDev section like in libotr ?
Jul 29 10:09:06 <jow_laptop> no installdev only for libraries which provide includes and the like
Jul 29 10:09:14 <blaise> oh..
Jul 29 10:09:37 <jow_laptop> no, the {lib,share,bin} was not meant to be copied literally, you shall *look* what upstream "make install" ... well ... installed and the cherry pick the needed stuff
Jul 29 10:09:52 <jow_laptop> because you do not want to ship readmes, man pages, artwork, ...
Jul 29 10:10:00 <loswillios> jow_laptop: how do we go about host-dependencies for packages (https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/9829)?
Jul 29 10:11:05 <blaise> loswillios: so I only want to keep the /usr/lib/irssi/modules/libotr.so right?
Jul 29 10:11:16 <jow_laptop> sounds right
Jul 29 10:11:17 <loswillios> yes
Jul 29 10:14:11 <jow_laptop> in order to find out where libotr.so actually ends up after compilation you have to build once with a stub /install define
Jul 29 10:14:27 <jow_laptop> then examine the build-dir and change the install section accordingly
Jul 29 10:16:58 <CIA-89> kaloz * r27826 /trunk/target/linux/ppc40x/ (7 files in 2 dirs): [ppc40x]: upgrade to 3.0 (magicbox ata and openrb usb is broken, but the current kernel didn't compile at all, so...)
Jul 29 10:23:44 <blaise> I'm so lost.. :{
Jul 29 10:23:57 <blaise> ls
Jul 29 10:25:05 <blaise> I built the source with cmake in a temp directory to try to locate where this libotr.so file ends up in the source tree after compile, and I can't find it..
Jul 29 10:26:38 <builder_> build #54 of ppc44x is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/54
Jul 29 11:13:58 <jow_laptop> find . -name '*.so'   ?
Jul 29 11:24:54 <blaise> it turned out cmake didn't actually do much
Jul 29 11:25:06 <blaise> it did however create the Makefile
Jul 29 11:25:18 <jow_laptop> yes thats the usual flow
Jul 29 11:25:26 <blaise> I've never used cmake before..
Jul 29 11:27:03 <blaise> will the openwrt build environment know that I need to use cmake before make ?
Jul 29 11:27:46 <blaise> or am I supposed to tell it in the Makefile ?
Jul 29 11:30:10 <blaise> I feel like I might be missing some documentation...
Jul 29 11:32:07 <blaise> http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/devel/packages refers to something called "the big document"
Jul 29 11:32:30 <blaise> I think that document might help me, but I dunno where to find it..
Jul 29 11:33:23 <blaise> I'm such a noob.. :(
Jul 29 11:33:43 <loswillios> blaise: you can look at the weechat package, it shows you how to handle cmake.
Jul 29 11:34:15 <blaise> what weechat package?
Jul 29 11:34:20 <loswillios> but shouldn't cmake take care of it all
Jul 29 11:34:26 <loswillios> ?
Jul 29 11:34:33 <blaise> I kinda thought it would.. but it didn't...
Jul 29 11:34:34 <loswillios> net/weechat/Makefile
Jul 29 11:35:10 <blaise> I don't have that in my packages directory
Jul 29 11:38:10 <builder_> build #61 of lantiq is complete: Failure [failed compile_6]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/lantiq/builds/61
Jul 29 11:54:21 * blaise wiggs out
Jul 29 11:55:36 <blaise> loswillios: how's it goin?
Jul 29 11:58:18 <blaise> so uh.....
Jul 29 11:58:42 <blaise> does openwrt's package building have anything in common with any other distribution?
Jul 29 12:08:47 <jow_laptop> no
Jul 29 12:09:13 <jow_laptop> since "any other distribution"  a) uses glibc  b) does not cross compile
Jul 29 12:09:39 <jow_laptop> apart from that, reading the log provides some clue, as usual: -- *** no irssi found ***
Jul 29 12:09:40 <blaise> so, I can't use any refrence material from say, debian or something to help me with the makefile?
Jul 29 12:10:05 <jow_laptop> reading CMakeList.txt reveals: FIND_PATH(IRSSI_INCLUDE_DIR NAMES irssi/src/core/module.h)
Jul 29 12:10:26 <jow_laptop> checking  staging_dir/target-*/usr/include ... no irssi headers
Jul 29 12:10:47 <blaise> where are you getting all this?
Jul 29 12:10:49 <jow_laptop> conclusion, the irssi package must get an InstallDev section to install its plugin headers for use in other packages
Jul 29 12:10:58 <jow_laptop> on my terminal
Jul 29 12:11:24 <jow_laptop> I used the Makefile you pasted earlier and just added "include $(INCLUDE_DIR)/cmake.mk"
Jul 29 12:11:40 <jow_laptop> then ran  make package/irssi-otr/{clean,compile} V=99
Jul 29 12:12:36 <blaise> :)
Jul 29 12:12:57 <jow_laptop> also stop adding an empty MAINTAINER:= variable
Jul 29 12:13:01 <jow_laptop> it breaks the build
Jul 29 12:13:09 <jow_laptop> either supply a name or no variable at all
Jul 29 12:13:17 <blaise> k
Jul 29 12:13:59 <jow_laptop> so for now, the irssi-otr itself is probably straightforward and does not seem to need any patching (yay cmake)
Jul 29 12:14:14 <jow_laptop> but irssi must install its headers, I'll check that now
Jul 29 12:14:14 <blaise> yar,
Jul 29 12:14:23 <blaise> danke..
Jul 29 12:20:51 <blaise> that's weird because irssi didn't install it's headers on my laptop here, and it didn't need them when I compiled irssi-otr by hand...
Jul 29 12:22:04 <jow_laptop> then I might have misinterpreted it
Jul 29 12:24:37 <jow_laptop> no, I made the headers available, now its start doing work
Jul 29 12:25:18 <blaise> interesting....
Jul 29 12:25:58 <CIA-89> nbd * r27827 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/ (2 files): ath9k: fix switching channel bandwidth from 5/10 back to 20mhz
Jul 29 12:26:27 <CIA-89> nbd * r27828 /branches/backfire/package/mac80211/patches/ (2 files): ath9k: fix switching channel bandwidth from 5/10 back to 20mhz (backport of r27827)
Jul 29 12:26:39 <blaise> I aparently got it working myself..
Jul 29 12:26:54 <blaise> although, I'm missing destination file operand
Jul 29 12:26:59 <jow_laptop> hm looks like I need to convert irssi to PKG_INSTALL first, I don't know which headers are private and which are for distribution
Jul 29 12:28:31 <blaise> never mind, the build dir was empty
Jul 29 12:28:34 * blaise facepalms
Jul 29 12:40:20 <CIA-89> jow * r27829 /packages/net/irssi/Makefile: [packages] irssi: use PKG_INSTALL, make headers available in staging_dir
Jul 29 12:40:43 <blaise> o.O
Jul 29 12:41:48 <jow_laptop> ./scripts/feeds update packages; make package/irssi/{clean,compile} V=99
Jul 29 12:41:55 <jow_laptop> rm -rf package/irssi-otr
Jul 29 12:42:02 <jow_laptop> wget -qO- http://luci.subsignal.org/~jow/irssi-otr.patch | patch -p0
Jul 29 12:42:13 <jow_laptop> make package/irssi-otr/{clean,compile} V=99
Jul 29 12:44:12 <builder_> build #55 of x86 is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/x86/builds/55
Jul 29 12:46:41 <blaise> hrmm
Jul 29 12:47:29 <jow_laptop> why does it need python btw?
Jul 29 12:47:52 <blaise> I dunno,
Jul 29 12:49:18 <blaise> I've always wondered that..
Jul 29 12:49:18 <jow_laptop> ah apparently only for building
Jul 29 12:49:28 <jow_laptop> since it invokes some python scripts
Jul 29 12:49:49 <blaise> mmm...
Jul 29 12:49:53 <jow_laptop> in this case you should remove +python from DEPENDS and add PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS:=python
Jul 29 12:49:59 <jow_laptop> instead
Jul 29 12:50:02 <blaise> mkay
Jul 29 12:50:17 <jow_laptop> this way the final .ipk will not pull in python
Jul 29 12:50:34 <blaise> does PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS go under define Package/irssi-otr ?
Jul 29 12:51:07 <jow_laptop> it goes next to the other PKG_* variables
Jul 29 12:51:19 <jow_laptop> e.g. below PKG_INSTALL:=1
Jul 29 12:51:28 <blaise> k
Jul 29 12:57:18 <builder_> build #54 of uml is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/uml/builds/54
Jul 29 13:10:09 <blaise> jow_laptop: thank you so very much... you're a saint..
Jul 29 13:10:14 <blaise> CIA-89: you too.. :)
Jul 29 13:10:30 <jow_laptop> CIA-89 is a bot
Jul 29 13:10:35 <blaise> oh..
Jul 29 13:11:04 <stintel> :P
Jul 29 13:11:49 <jow_laptop> blaise: so it works?
Jul 29 13:12:20 <blaise> very much so.
Jul 29 13:13:26 <blaise> I've installed libotr and irssi-otr on my router and am using it now...
Jul 29 13:14:09 <jow_laptop> do you have python on your router?
Jul 29 13:15:53 <blaise> negative.
Jul 29 13:16:43 <jow_laptop> good, so it works indeed without
Jul 29 13:17:29 <blaise> :)
Jul 29 13:32:49 <blaise> jow_laptop: you wouldn't happen to have irssi/irssi-otr would you?
Jul 29 13:33:02 <blaise> the one person that I use this with isn't online at the molment..
Jul 29 13:33:16 <blaise> and, it would apear to be functional but I can't really test it out..
Jul 29 13:33:47 <blaise> I suppose weechat/weechat-otr would work as well...
Jul 29 13:45:24 <WillieNL> hmm these irc logs are really nice as reminders :)
Jul 29 13:47:57 <blaise> myez
Jul 29 13:56:38 <WillieNL> time to do some shopping will continue tonight.
Jul 29 13:57:53 <WillieNL> jow_laptop: hmm for rrdtool the more and faster i graph the bigger that the ram impact will be right ?
Jul 29 13:58:03 <WillieNL> or is time also a growing factor in rrd sizes ?
Jul 29 14:03:58 <WillieNL> hmm i have done someting good i gues.. cache size dropped down from 45M to 25M :)
Jul 29 14:06:01 <WillieNL> jow_laptop: when i do hit a segfault here wat can i do with the error and adres information ? normal they will point to a function or something ?
Jul 29 14:06:39 <WillieNL> collectd restart triggers a segfault in libc when i stop the service wait 1 sec and then start it again everything is going fine.. posible pthread bug ?
Jul 29 14:06:52 <WillieNL> but everything just works
Jul 29 14:07:25 <WillieNL> looks like start the daemon while it is still shutting down is triggering the error.
Jul 29 14:14:44 <CIA-89> nbd * r27830 /trunk/package/hostapd/patches/780-wds_addr_fix.patch: hostapd: fix a compile issue when compiling wpa_supplicant (fixes #9837)
Jul 29 14:15:18 <CIA-89> nbd * r27831 /branches/backfire/package/hostapd/patches/780-wds_addr_fix.patch: hostapd: fix a compile issue when compiling wpa_supplicant (fixes #9837, backport of r27830)
Jul 29 14:17:13 <WillieNL> jow_laptop: thanks -> http://www.unknownroad.com/rtfm/gdbtut/gdbsegfault.html
Jul 29 14:19:58 <WillieNL> ahh and protocol plugin is loading but not doing anything :)
Jul 29 15:24:12 <blaise> I can't believe there is no /proc/config.gz
Jul 29 15:26:42 <WillieNL> not enabled in the kernel config
Jul 29 15:27:15 <WillieNL> iirc prebuild kernels do have it hmm rc5 (x86) atleast shared the config in proc
Jul 29 16:33:07 <CIA-89> nbd * r27832 /trunk/package/qos-scripts/files/etc/config/qos: qos-scripts: disable by default
Jul 29 16:34:08 <CIA-89> nbd * r27833 /branches/backfire/package/qos-scripts/files/etc/config/qos: qos-scripts: disable by default, also remove overhead calculation from the default config
Jul 29 17:27:09 <Kevin`> nbd: ok, i'll update my system and test it
Jul 29 17:59:16 <mirko> c_berlin: hey :)
Jul 29 17:59:26 <c_berlin> hey
Jul 29 17:59:32 <c_berlin> it runs
Jul 29 17:59:32 <mirko> blogic: are you around?
Jul 29 17:59:39 <mirko> c_berlin: no shit ;)
Jul 29 18:00:22 <nbd> mirko: blogic is not around ... honeymoon
Jul 29 18:00:39 <mirko> nbd: haha, okay.. thanks :)
Jul 29 19:55:21 <builder_> build #51 of avr32 is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/avr32/builds/51
Jul 29 21:21:59 <Chocks1> how can I enable telnetd on wan?
Jul 29 21:22:16 <jow_laptop> by not firewalling it?
Jul 29 21:22:38 <Chocks1> there seems to be some issue with the switch/lan interface in latest hp-g300nh stuff
Jul 29 21:22:51 <Chocks> so I can't get in via LAN
Jul 29 21:23:03 <Chocks> and I would unfirewall it by changing which file?
Jul 29 21:23:10 <jow_laptop> probably already fixed
Jul 29 21:23:28 <jow_laptop> https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/27820
Jul 29 21:23:43 <jow_laptop> that broke lan on the g300nh
Jul 29 21:23:52 <jow_laptop> or rather fixed the commit which broke it
Jul 29 21:24:18 <Chocks> I thought I had that change.  however, I'm doing a dirclean
Jul 29 21:24:50 <Chocks> swconfig too was broken for compile for a bit
Jul 29 21:25:05 <jow_laptop> make sure swconfig is in version 9 or later
Jul 29 21:25:22 <jow_laptop> and to properly rebuild with kernel level changes you have to run  make target/linux/clean
Jul 29 21:25:32 <KanjiMonster> jow_laptop: actually everything except the g300nh was broken
Jul 29 21:25:50 <jow_laptop> then his state is probably incoherent
Jul 29 21:25:53 <Chocks> this is a g301nh, indeed
Jul 29 21:26:02 <Chocks> but I'm certain I had the latest bits
Jul 29 21:26:14 <KanjiMonster> ah, wait, sysupgrad'd configs were also broken
Jul 29 21:26:19 <KanjiMonster> +e
Jul 29 21:26:26 <jow_laptop> svn up & make  will not give you the latest bit in all cases
Jul 29 21:26:29 <Chocks> was going from tftp,which doesn't keep those
Jul 29 21:26:34 <jow_laptop> sometimes you have to explicitely clean the kernel
Jul 29 21:26:34 <Chocks> yes, I know.
Jul 29 21:26:46 <jow_laptop> especially if target/linux/*/files/ was involved
Jul 29 21:26:47 <Chocks> I did that too.  my build is a bit complex
Jul 29 21:26:55 <Chocks> so, rebuilding now. we'll see
Jul 29 21:27:43 <Chocks> nevertheless, my question still stands regarding telnet on WAN, just in case
Jul 29 21:28:52 <jow_laptop> embed an /etc/config/firewall with an port 23 accept rule
Jul 29 21:59:18 <CIA-89> mhei * r27834 /packages/lang/php5/patches/101-fix_membar_producer_link_error_gcc3x.patch:
Jul 29 21:59:18 <CIA-89> [packages] php5: fix compile with older gcc
Jul 29 21:59:18 <CIA-89> This fix work around the membar_producer link error which
Jul 29 21:59:18 <CIA-89> can be seen on backfire for brcm-2.4.
Jul 29 22:20:20 <dirtyfreebooter> has anyone gotton reverse ssh tunnels (-R option) to work with openwrt, they stopped working about 4 months ago
Jul 29 22:21:18 <dirtyfreebooter> I do an ssh -R... and then when I connect to that port on 127.0.0.1, instantly the both tunnneling ssh connection and my attempting ssh connection are instantly dropped
Jul 29 23:56:38 <Chocks> n ojoy
Jul 29 23:56:40 <Chocks> no joy too
Jul 29 23:56:41 <Chocks> sigh
Jul 29 23:57:11 <jow_laptop> dirtyfreebooter: there where some options removed
Jul 30 00:00:35 <Chocks> moo
Jul 30 00:25:55 <CIA-89> jow * r27835 /branches/packages_10.03.1/lang/php5/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [packages_10.03.1] merge r27834
Jul 30 00:25:58 <Chocks> switch is still not working
Jul 30 00:26:10 <Chocks> but at least I enabled wan
Jul 30 00:29:13 <CIA-89> jow * r27836 /branches/packages_10.03.1/net/znc/ (Makefile patches/004-fix_memleak.patch): [packages_10.03.1] merge r27798, r27799
Jul 30 00:31:09 <Chocks> what now?
Jul 30 00:32:24 * Chocks pokes jow
Jul 30 00:34:01 <Chocks> wah
Jul 30 00:35:07 <Chocks> bbl
Jul 30 00:36:00 <jow_laptop> hm?
Jul 30 00:53:25 <CIA-89> jow * r27837 /branches/backfire/package/firewall/ (7 files in 3 dirs): [backfire] firewall: sync with trunk
Jul 30 02:55:27 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: how does the revises kmod-input-core dependency fix look?
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