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Apr 24 07:05:34 <ynezz> hrms
Apr 24 08:25:02 <f00b4r0> xback: ping
Apr 24 12:30:42 <f00b4r0> rmilecki: ping?
Apr 24 13:35:50 <ldir> I'm sure there's a nice way to split "192.168.1.1:443" into ip & port in ash
Apr 24 13:38:04 <ldir> aha!
Apr 24 13:38:25 <jow> x="192.168.1.1:443"; echo ${x%:*}; echo ${x#*:}
Apr 24 13:38:41 <jow> ip former, port latter
Apr 24 13:39:21 <ldir> yep, I'd just re-read, and re-understood https://devhints.io/bash
Apr 24 13:41:30 <ldir> It's actually quite amazing what you can do in ash
Apr 24 13:43:56 <zorun> my reference is generally http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/string-manipulation.html
Apr 24 13:44:24 <zorun> and yes, you can do lots of things with just built-in string manipulation
Apr 24 13:52:44 <Borromini> variable mangling is a very neat thing :)
Apr 24 13:53:40 <ldir> I bashing (ahem!) together a slightly more user friendly front end to the conntrack command.
Apr 24 14:06:06 <ldir> user friendly for my very obscure use case that is
Apr 24 15:07:48 <greearb> is /etc/modprobe.d/foo.conf supposed to work in OpenWrt?
Apr 24 15:07:58 <greearb> when I rmmod/modprobe, it seems to ignore it
Apr 24 15:13:04 <gch981213> greearb: It doesn't. You need to add parameters in /etc/modules.d.
Apr 24 15:13:13 <greearb> oh
Apr 24 16:36:39 <greearb> coming soon: ath10k-ct FW for IPQ4019 that supports 200 stations, 9888 supports 164
Apr 24 16:37:13 <greearb> the 3-radio Linksys EA8300 should then handle quite a lot of stations!
Apr 24 16:37:53 <Borromini> does it have enough RAM for that? :P
Apr 24 16:38:20 <greearb> I beat the hell out of it with 228 stations and it held OK, haven't tested with the tweaked firmware yet
Apr 24 16:38:23 <owrt-snap-builds> build #337 of x86/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/x86%2Fgeneric/builds/337
Apr 24 16:41:25 <stintel> nice
Apr 24 16:43:40 <Borromini> greearb: neat
Apr 24 17:27:17 <danitool> hi, does anyone know if the new device tree bindings in upstream must use the yaml format instead of txt for their description?
Apr 24 17:33:42 <danitool> I'm stuck with this minor problem for sending a patch to the kernel upstream
Apr 24 17:45:28 <ldir> did anyone see my patches to contact@openwrt sent earlier today?
Apr 24 21:28:56 <mangix> ldir: cut -d ':' -f1
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