**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Oct 26 02:59:57 2019 Oct 26 08:05:26 blogic: I didn't look closely into CVE-2019-15513 yet Oct 26 08:05:41 I was already sleeping at 10 PM ;-) Oct 26 08:29:47 rr123: what is the advantage of this over uhttpd-mod-ubus? (just curious) Oct 26 08:30:04 nginx is more heavyweight than uhttpd Oct 26 09:21:24 one can do a lot of powerfull stuff with openresty (nginx + Lua based toolkit) Oct 26 09:23:38 so having access directly to ubus (without rpcd) might be nice for some use cases Oct 26 10:00:45 ynezz: rpcd is not required for ubus access Oct 26 10:00:58 ynezz: rpcd is just a kind of appserver providing procedures on ubus Oct 26 10:01:09 and session management Oct 26 10:02:10 rr123: I'm no big fan of nginx on embedded, its simply too fat. Oct 26 10:02:27 but sure, having that module available is probably a good alternative for some Oct 26 10:02:53 the json-rpc 2.0 spec seems to be sloppily implemented though Oct 26 10:56:41 jow: I'm not saying that it's required (or recommended), I've seen it used this way from inside nginx Oct 26 13:47:18 nginx with 1 worker process takes 4MB memory and is fine with most of the routers these days, i want to use nginx+fastcgi Oct 26 13:47:27 nbd: Looking at mir3g 5GHz wireless... any reason why channel 144 is missing entirely from iw list ? 100-140 there, 144 missing, 149-165 present but disabled (due to country regulation I guess) Oct 26 13:55:59 jow: are you going to take nginx-http-ubs module to openwrt? Oct 26 16:32:53 Hello. Is there an administrator of openwrt.org? Oct 26 16:35:24 Necrosporus: you should ask the real question, ie imagine if someone said "yes" Oct 26 16:36:07 The real question is that I cannot connect to git.openwrt.org Oct 26 16:36:34 And I wanted the admin to check whenever my subnet is in blacklist or something Oct 26 16:41:23 Necrosporus: are you from Russia? IIRC some Russian ISP (or the government, I don't remember) are blocking access to git.openwrt.org Oct 26 16:44:00 xdarklight, yes, so I wanted to know whenever the problem is with the site itself or with ISP Oct 26 16:44:09 likely your ISP Oct 26 16:44:15 But ping works Oct 26 16:44:40 ~# ping git.openwrt.org Oct 26 16:44:41 PING git-01.infra.openwrt.org (46.101.214.210) 56(84) bytes of data. Oct 26 16:44:41 64 bytes from git-01.infra.openwrt.org (46.101.214.210): icmp_seq=1 ttl=48 time=107 ms Oct 26 16:45:16 PING git-01.infra.openwrt.org (46.101.214.210) 56(84) bytes of data. Oct 26 16:45:18 64 bytes from git-01.infra.openwrt.org (46.101.214.210): icmp_seq=1 ttl=50 time=43.6 ms Oct 26 16:45:27 $ nc git.openwrt.org 443 Oct 26 16:45:27 Ncat: Connection refused. Oct 26 16:45:36 $ nc git.openwrt.org 22 Oct 26 16:45:36 SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.9p1 Debian-6 Oct 26 16:45:45 So only ports 443 and 80 do not work Oct 26 16:45:53 welp Oct 26 16:46:02 the webpage works fine here Oct 26 16:57:28 So how can I tell if it's ISP or server itself? Oct 26 16:59:17 ... Oct 26 19:49:13 i got a new router in my hand that is not yet supported on owrt device list. where to start now hacking on it? Oct 26 19:53:15 Piraty: two things, I guess: which model, and tear it apart Oct 26 19:53:29 it's open already Oct 26 19:53:32 samsung arm Oct 26 19:53:49 gotta find a seriel port i assume? Oct 26 19:53:57 find a way to flash images Oct 26 19:56:35 yup Oct 26 19:56:55 bust out the oscope or multimeter Oct 26 19:57:17 got a model, or pictures, or something I can use to stare at something other than an IRC buffer? Oct 26 19:57:19 im sure it has a fcc id aswell Oct 26 20:00:27 * hellsenberg just can't stand being unable to see what other people on irc see Oct 26 20:01:31 Piraty can you post the fcc id from the device Oct 26 20:04:21 i think it doesn't have one Oct 26 20:04:27 taking pictures right now Oct 26 20:04:32 Piraty: model, though? Oct 26 20:45:02 I found datasheets for the soc http://www.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheets_pdf/S/3/C/2/S3C2510A.shtml Oct 26 20:57:42 I'd say that's far from new Oct 26 21:03:01 it isn't really new Oct 26 21:03:09 i wonder if it has more than 32 MiB of RAM Oct 26 21:03:17 I wonder if it even has that Oct 26 21:03:22 That is.. far from worth any effort Oct 26 21:31:12 yeah, i'll just scrape the antennas and ditch it Oct 26 21:31:24 thanks for maintianing my favourite router distro Oct 26 21:31:46 reminds me of some old router things i have somewhere Oct 26 21:36:20 finally a reason t equip my old pi3 with an external antenna Oct 26 21:51:04 heh Oct 26 22:16:58 Hello all! jow I have confirmed it way luci-ssl-openssl that was the issue along with the uhttpd configs "allowconnections '0' " and "max_concurrent '1' " these changes made the ssl connection snappy again but I'm intrigued as I have always used luci-ssl-openssl and never experienced such issues Oct 27 00:28:24 Any one know why openssl is slowing down luci so much? Oct 27 00:28:41 mtlssl is much faster Oct 27 00:28:51 but im using a "powerful" router **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Oct 27 02:59:57 2019