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03:27.47 | [g2] | dyoung-web, hey |
03:28.53 | dyoung-web | morning |
03:30.00 | [g2] | dyoung-web, you know we aren't running nfs v3 right ? |
03:32.04 | dyoung-web | Um.,.. |
03:32.15 | dyoung-web | how did you arrive at that conclusion? |
03:32.34 | [g2] | because the mount says v2 |
03:32.50 | dyoung-web | CONFIG_NFS_FS=m |
03:32.51 | dyoung-web | CONFIG_NFS_V3=y |
03:32.51 | [g2] | and the NFSD_V3 is not set in the default kernel config |
03:33.03 | dyoung-web | thats from openslug defconfig |
03:33.17 | [g2] | and look a couple lines after that |
03:33.29 | dyoung-web | Oh yeah |
03:33.35 | dyoung-web | Okay, fix it! |
03:33.38 | dyoung-web | :-) |
03:33.57 | [g2] | well I changed that but it still doesn't seem to mount V3 |
03:34.16 | [g2] | that's why I thought I'd talk to THE MAN (dyoung0 |
03:34.23 | [g2] | (dyoung) |
03:37.44 | dyoung-web | hmm |
03:38.15 | [g2] | Just and FYI |
03:38.20 | dyoung-web | I thought it used 3 by default. |
03:38.23 | [g2] | and everyone else |
03:38.27 | [g2] | me too :) |
03:38.38 | dyoung-web | did you commit the defconfig change? |
03:38.42 | [g2] | no |
03:38.48 | [g2] | it didn't seem to fix it |
03:39.31 | [g2] | maybe my mount cmd is wrong |
03:39.36 | dyoung-web | there used to be a option to mount to force the version. |
03:39.41 | dyoung-web | but I cant seem to remembver it |
03:39.49 | dyoung-web | -o version=3 or something |
03:39.58 | [g2] | <PROTECTED> |
03:40.18 | dyoung-web | mount -o options from to |
03:40.35 | dyoung-web | so try mount -o nfsvers=3 192.168.123.117:foo /foo |
03:42.01 | [g2] | NFSv3 not supported! |
03:42.01 | [g2] | mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on 192.168.123.117:/www, |
03:42.01 | [g2] | <PROTECTED> |
03:42.23 | [g2] | root@apex:~# mountd |
03:42.23 | [g2] | root@apex:~# svc: unknown version (3) |
03:42.23 | [g2] | svc: unknown version (3) |
03:42.32 | dyoung-web | um... |
03:42.33 | dyoung-web | okay |
03:42.39 | dyoung-web | a light bulb went off |
03:42.53 | [g2] | so you're in the dark now ? :) |
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03:43.01 | dyoung-web | yeah |
03:43.19 | dyoung-web | because nfs-utils uses --enable-nfsv3 . |
03:43.53 | [g2] | 192.168.123.117:/www /mnt/nfs nfs rw,v2,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,hard,udp,lock,addr=192.168.123.117 0 0 |
03:44.15 | [g2] | without the nfsvers that's the /proc/mounts line |
03:44.20 | [g2] | note the "v2" |
03:45.01 | [g2] | is there and --enable-nfsdv3 ? |
03:45.07 | [g2] | is there an --enable-nfsdv3 ? |
03:45.21 | dyoung-web | how old is your nfs-utils, and are you certain you have the kernel defconfig in? |
03:45.25 | dyoung-web | cat /proc/defconfig |
03:45.52 | [g2] | that's not enabled |
03:46.02 | [g2] | it's today's pull |
03:46.20 | [g2] | plus that change for nfsd_v3 |
03:46.56 | [g2] | btw is there a graceful way to shutdown nfs ? |
03:47.21 | dyoung-web | well, for nfs-utils, nfsv3 is either on or off. |
03:47.39 | dyoung-web | (ie: there is no differentiation between server and client nfsv3) |
03:47.47 | [g2] | ok |
03:48.09 | dyoung-web | graceful. |
03:48.14 | dyoung-web | reboot it. :-) |
03:48.29 | [g2] | that's what I've been doing :) |
03:48.43 | [g2] | I was kinda looking for /etc/init.d/nfsd stop |
03:49.10 | dyoung-web | Didnt write it yet. |
03:49.19 | [g2] | me either |
03:49.28 | [g2] | I'm trying to make v3 work :) |
03:49.52 | [g2] | or at least understand which version I'm running |
03:50.06 | NAiL | [g2]: tried gphoto2? |
03:50.15 | [g2] | hey NAiL |
03:50.17 | [g2] | not yet |
03:50.24 | [g2] | the build died on that |
03:50.26 | dyoung-web | do you have rpcinfo? |
03:50.42 | [g2] | dyoung-web, server or client ? |
03:50.43 | NAiL | [g2]: with what error? It build (and it's in the feed) on my end. |
03:50.53 | dyoung-web | rpcinfo |
03:51.12 | [g2] | dyoung-web, my question was on the slug or PC |
03:51.13 | dyoung-web | I guess thats a client. |
03:51.20 | dyoung-web | oh. |
03:51.24 | dyoung-web | Either? |
03:51.38 | [g2] | gentoo2 root # rpcinfo |
03:51.38 | [g2] | Usage: rpcinfo [ -n portnum ] -u host prognum [ versnum ] |
03:51.51 | dyoung-web | rpcinfo -u slug nfs |
03:52.26 | [g2] | <PROTECTED> |
03:52.26 | [g2] | program 100003 version 2 ready and waiting |
03:52.53 | [g2] | the rmtab has a 0x00002 in it also |
03:53.02 | [g2] | lol |
03:57.51 | dyoung-web | [g2] were you concerned about 2.6.12.2 being the default kernel? |
03:58.10 | [g2] | yes |
03:58.25 | dyoung-web | I pulled earlier today and see that its defaulted to 2.6.11.2 |
03:58.35 | dyoung-web | Unless I missed something. |
03:58.41 | [g2] | good |
03:59.11 | [g2] | there was talk in OE that there might be jffs2 corruption in 2.6.12 |
03:59.17 | [g2] | on ARM |
03:59.23 | [g2] | mtd layer |
04:00.08 | jacques | I guess it changed the, because when I built it yesterday morning it built 2.6.12.2 |
04:00.47 | dyoung-web | Something must have changed... is it using nslu2-kernel or openslug-kernel in a preferred way? |
04:01.07 | jacques | nslu2-kernel-2.6.12.2-r0/ |
04:01.39 | dyoung-web | so what is openslug-kernel for now? |
04:01.47 | dyoung-web | I'm confused. |
04:01.58 | dyoung-web | [g2] which kernel defconfig did you change? |
04:02.07 | [g2] | openslug |
04:02.11 | dyoung-web | openslug-kernel-foo or nslu2-kernel-foo ? |
04:02.18 | jacques | mine didn't build openslug-kernel |
04:02.20 | dyoung-web | oh, maybe thats why it doesnt work then |
04:02.37 | [g2] | I did a bb -c clean |
04:02.53 | [g2] | maybe |
04:02.59 | dyoung-web | [g2] but if you modded the openslug one, thats the wrong one |
04:03.05 | dyoung-web | openslug-kernel one |
04:03.23 | [g2] | I only modded it locally |
04:03.26 | [g2] | for testing |
04:03.56 | dyoung-web | which it though? |
04:04.14 | dyoung-web | tmp/work/openslug-kernel or tmp/work/nslu2-kernel ? |
04:04.42 | [g2] | Ok I *don't* have an nslu2-kernel |
04:05.02 | [g2] | I've got a tmp/work/openslug-ker. |
04:05.19 | NAiL | I've only got nslu2-kernel |
04:05.33 | NAiL | nslu2-kernel-2.6.12.2-r0 |
04:06.43 | [g2] | Ok... I'll bet this is a different between a make and a build clean of tmp |
04:06.53 | [g2] | s/different/difference/ |
04:07.51 | dyoung-web | [g2] what does your openslug.conf tell you the preferred kernel provider is? |
04:09.28 | [g2] | PREFERRED_VERSION_openslug-kernel ?= "2.6.11.2" |
04:09.40 | dyoung-web | no, not that one |
04:09.53 | dyoung-web | the pePREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel ... ? |
04:10.11 | [g2] | PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel ?= "openslug-kernel" |
04:10.42 | dyoung-web | I think thats a very old file. |
04:10.53 | dyoung-web | but it doesnt matter for npow |
04:11.03 | dyoung-web | so you are modding the right file. |
04:11.10 | [g2] | nod. |
04:11.16 | dyoung-web | so I'm *totally* in the dark as to why it doesnt think V3 is there |
04:11.31 | NAiL | PREFERRED_VERSION_openslug-kernel ?= "2.6.11.2" |
04:11.31 | NAiL | # The nslu2-kernel version is currently tracking the latest |
04:11.31 | NAiL | # Change before release! |
04:11.31 | NAiL | #PREFERRED_VERSION_nslu2-kernel ?= "2.6.12.2" |
04:11.49 | NAiL | PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel ?= "nslu2-kernel" |
04:12.27 | [g2] | we'll figure it out |
04:12.42 | [g2] | NAiL, you've been sleeping OK ? |
04:12.46 | dyoung-web | Yup. |
04:12.53 | [g2] | Chill'n |
04:12.58 | NAiL | [g2]: yeah, for the last ~6.5 hours |
04:13.04 | [g2] | excellent |
04:13.07 | NAiL | Which is unusually long for me ;) |
04:13.12 | [g2] | very good |
04:13.13 | dyoung-web | Are you and me and beewoolie the only folk interested in nfs? |
04:13.22 | [g2] | dunno |
04:13.36 | [g2] | I'd love to have stats on the packages pulled |
04:13.37 | NAiL | Can't say I hear much about nfs, actually |
04:13.56 | dyoung-web | pulled? |
04:14.00 | dyoung-web | from feed? |
04:14.04 | [g2] | yes |
04:14.11 | [g2] | ipkg updated |
04:14.11 | dyoung-web | we'll have that soon enough. |
04:14.37 | NAiL | btw, who can add "Openslug Packages" on slugbug? |
04:15.00 | dyoung-web | Tiersten, rwhitby, ka6sox should be able to |
04:15.23 | NAiL | ok |
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09:10.51 | mr_claus_ | who knows how to build a dyndns server? is there software available? |
09:12.48 | NAiL | dyndns *server*? As in, software to provide services like dyndns.org? |
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09:16.54 | mr_claus_ | yes |
09:46.27 | mr_claus | NAiL: it seems that tools (i checked out updatedd) are working with sending html to the dyndns providers |
09:50.43 | NAiL | yeah |
09:50.53 | NAiL | no-ip.org uses a rather simple way of updating |
09:51.07 | NAiL | just fetching an url, basically |
09:51.44 | mr_claus | NAiL: so there is no protocol in background? |
09:52.22 | NAiL | there's no "secret" protocol afaik. You can take a look at no-ip.org's way of doing it. They've documented it on their website. |
09:52.33 | NAiL | I think dyndns.org uses something similar |
09:54.20 | mr_claus | what do you think would be better, use a protocol or build up a page? next question would be which one is faster to build up? |
09:55.17 | NAiL | The easiest solution is to use apache+php+mysql+bind (with bind patched for mysql), and just make a php-script that parses the parameters in the url. |
10:03.48 | mr_claus | hmm, i have no apache/php on my server :/ so i have to do it in another way, i will see how much work is using a protocol |
10:04.11 | NAiL | good luck ;) |
10:06.50 | mr_claus | hmm, no udevd without sysfs, if i want to recognize the disks at startup i have to mount sysfs, if i mount sysfs i could mount proc as well |
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10:38.58 | emacsen | I know that this is not the user channel. But no one's there. I know that you need to make three partitions on a new disk to make it usable, but I don't know what the contents of those disks need to be. Is there a document somewhere that'll tell me? |
10:41.07 | mr_claus | emacsen: no, i searched for it a few weeks ago |
10:41.35 | mr_claus | emacsen: i tried to rebuild my disk without formatting but it wasn't possible |
10:41.59 | mr_claus | emacsen: best thing is to copy the old stuff to another disk, reformat with the tool and copy all things back |
10:42.37 | emacsen | what other disk? |
10:43.06 | emacsen | I don't have a Windows box. I figured I could just make what I needed, especially if it's ext3 |
10:43.24 | mr_claus | emacsen: do you use unslung? |
10:43.50 | emacsen | I'm just using the original firmware, so that's a yes (?) |
10:44.31 | mr_claus | emacsen: no, if you use the original firmware then you use the linksys software but not unslung |
10:44.44 | emacsen | oh, sorry |
10:45.35 | mr_claus | emacsen: what you can do is to plug off your disk, plug in on any other linux box and mount the large partition, copy your data to any other disk |
10:45.35 | emacsen | so I'm SOL unless I use unslung? I modded my WRT54G, but don't want to unless I have to. I bought it because I really want something that plugs into disks and runs Samba/NFS |
10:46.08 | emacsen | well... the Linksys box doesn't recognize the disk as formatted |
10:46.19 | mr_claus | emacsen: then you could plug the disk back to the box and reformat it with the webinterface |
10:46.41 | mr_claus | emacsen: after that you copy your data back to the disk |
10:46.49 | emacsen | the web interface doesn't have an option to format it |
10:47.53 | mr_claus | emacsen: so you use the nslu2 or the wrt54g? |
10:47.54 | emacsen | oh, found it. but it didn't come up the first time |
10:48.25 | emacsen | bug in the UI... found it |
10:49.20 | mr_claus | NAiL: do you have an idea why udev is not running well while booting? i mounted sysfs and proc, then udevsend, the devices are there but the links are not made |
10:49.36 | emacsen | thanks mr_claus |
10:49.45 | mr_claus | NAiL: i think there is something missing, perhaps i have to startup any other things? |
10:49.47 | mr_claus | emacsen: np |
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14:03.12 | VoodooZ_work | I'm getting: monotone: beginning commit on branch 'org.openembedded.nslu2-linux' |
14:03.12 | VoodooZ_work | monotone: misuse: no unique private key for cert construction |
14:03.35 | VoodooZ_work | on my first commit of my openslug tree. How's the key thing done? |
14:04.07 | repvik | You need to generate a key to submit anything to the main repo |
14:04.38 | repvik | monotone genkey or something like that |
14:04.50 | VoodooZ_work | ok. |
14:05.04 | VoodooZ_work | I think I've seen that in the monotone tutorial somewhere... Thanks. |
14:06.07 | VoodooZ_work | wow! That was easy! "monotone genkey <email> |
14:06.53 | VoodooZ_work | commit worked. thanks. |
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14:24.24 | repvik | you won't be able to sync until someone adds your key to the repo though |
14:24.41 | VoodooZ_work | nod. |
14:25.01 | VoodooZ_work | but most of my changes are specific to my robot so I won't be pushing those. |
14:25.28 | VoodooZ_work | with BK, I had a second clean repo I used for pushing changes. |
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15:05.08 | [g2] | jacques, around ? |
15:05.58 | [g2] | repvik, ping |
15:06.31 | repvik | pong |
15:06.44 | [g2] | did you run mysql last night ? |
15:07.06 | repvik | no, I started rebuilding it again |
15:07.27 | repvik | I can try again now that it's finished, just have to get my build box up |
15:08.18 | mr_claus | i compiled mysql yesterday without any problems if that helps you |
15:09.04 | [g2] | mr_claus on openslug ? |
15:09.33 | mr_claus | not native, i compiled with the buildsystem on x86 with the crosscompiler |
15:09.52 | [g2] | nod. |
15:10.03 | [g2] | repvik and I were testing the cross built |
15:10.09 | repvik | mr_claus: with the bb in monotone? |
15:10.10 | [g2] | did it run for you ? |
15:10.38 | mr_claus | i did a update and run make openslug-build |
15:10.52 | [g2] | mr_claus, it seems close but there's still some final setup to make it actually work |
15:11.20 | mr_claus | ok, i dont use mysql but it compiled without any problem |
15:11.59 | mr_claus | so i dont know if its working because i never installed it at the box |
15:15.02 | repvik | [g2]: the newest(r2) is in the feed, but the index isn't updated yet. |
15:15.13 | repvik | As soon as I update the index, I'm gonna try on my slug |
15:17.43 | [g2] | I'm wondering why the post_install stuff doesn't seem to be working |
15:18.47 | repvik | yeah |
15:22.14 | repvik | Downloading http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/openslug/unstable/mysql_4.1.12-r2_armeb.ipk |
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15:30.22 | repvik | What the? |
15:30.37 | repvik | the safe_mysqld script suddenly *disappeared* from under my feet |
15:31.22 | repvik | uh |
15:31.28 | repvik | this is... not good |
15:31.47 | repvik | if I do "su mysql", I get some... interesting results |
15:32.33 | repvik | <PROTECTED> |
15:32.36 | repvik | <PROTECTED> |
15:32.39 | repvik | <PROTECTED> |
15:33.01 | repvik | just changed the passwd too |
15:33.32 | repvik | Database changed |
15:33.32 | repvik | mysql> select * from user; |
15:33.46 | repvik | now works, with one small change required after installation |
15:33.56 | repvik | [g2]: ping |
15:34.01 | [g2] | yes |
15:34.51 | repvik | With the latest rev, the only thing you need to do is to is "mysql_install_db && chown -R mysql.mysql /var/mysql" |
15:34.58 | repvik | or, chown, su mysql, mysql_install_db |
15:36.11 | repvik | now, you'll need to update base-passwd... hmm... will that work at all? |
15:36.47 | repvik | well... add a mysql user, anyhow |
15:36.54 | [g2] | THX: it'll give it a shot |
15:37.05 | repvik | In the next stable release, the user will be in the passwd file by default. |
15:37.26 | [g2] | are you updating the repo now ? |
15:37.39 | [g2] | I was just going to pull |
15:37.53 | repvik | repo was updated yesterday |
15:37.59 | repvik | feed was just updated |
15:38.05 | [g2] | ok |
15:38.57 | repvik | Trying to set up stuff on nudi so it'll build & update automagically now. |
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17:12.15 | VoodooZ_work | Anybody has a fix for the broken base-passwd package? |
17:13.12 | VoodooZ_work | It's a missing mysql patch?!?!?!? |
17:15.02 | repvik | 'tis? |
17:18.55 | CIA-8 | 03nail 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * r74b6989a... 10/packages/base-passwd/base-passwd-3.5.9/mysql.patch: Whoops ;) |
17:19.08 | VoodooZ_work | thank you. |
17:20.33 | VoodooZ_work | A guess a make update should do it right? |
17:20.50 | repvik | yes, or monotone update in openembedded/ |
17:21.10 | VoodooZ_work | cool. |
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17:21.47 | VoodooZ_work | I'm starting to really like this monotone. |
17:21.59 | VoodooZ_work | I might start using it for my robotics projects. |
17:22.23 | VoodooZ_work | I've always been too lazy to use some form of version rev. system but it's a good time. |
17:22.49 | [cc]smart | i've always been too lazy to not use a versioning system |
17:23.02 | repvik | forgot, monotone pull, then monotone update :P |
17:23.32 | VoodooZ_work | oops. I should have known that! :) |
17:24.15 | VoodooZ_work | PULLs into local DB then UPDATEs local copy. |
17:24.39 | repvik | eggaxtly |
17:25.03 | VoodooZ_work | now that I wrote it down, I'll never forget! :) |
17:26.43 | VoodooZ_work | Thanks mate. It works fine now. |
17:27.47 | repvik | It'd better work! :P |
17:28.16 | VoodooZ_work | hehe |
17:39.27 | [cc]smart | when upslug fails back with failure in version verification i need to do upslug -u. correct or dangerous ? |
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17:47.12 | VoodooZ_work | What does it do again? writes the flash image to flash from linux? |
17:50.13 | [cc]smart | yes |
17:51.58 | [cc]smart | i did it already. |
17:52.28 | [cc]smart | is there a reason for the new image to not output kernel messages to console anymore ? |
17:52.32 | [cc]smart | during boot ? |
17:54.48 | repvik | aha... you're using 2.6.12+? |
17:54.57 | repvik | afaik, it's a bug |
17:58.38 | VoodooZ_work | a bug? wow. that's a weird one! |
18:00.52 | [cc]smart | in any case, this bug hides itself very well.... |
18:00.54 | [cc]smart | :D |
18:01.18 | VoodooZ_work | Any fixes for it? |
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18:02.20 | repvik | not that I'm aware of |
18:02.55 | VoodooZ_work | hey! You're NAiL! I didn't know. |
18:03.06 | VoodooZ_work | I guess you have multiple personalities! :) |
18:03.25 | [cc]smart | since it's nail, i've got some news.... |
18:03.36 | NAiL | oookeey? |
18:03.39 | [cc]smart | a) cyrus-imapd compiles without any issues on my side |
18:03.50 | Tiersten | shhh... repvik is his secret identity |
18:04.09 | Tiersten | like superman. leaps nslu2 in one bound and all that.... |
18:04.13 | NAiL | I'm doing a complete build of openslug-packages on nudi. I'll do cyrus-imapd when that is done. |
18:04.14 | [cc]smart | b) added pce and postfix to oe symlinks |
18:04.18 | [cc]smart | they compile fine |
18:04.38 | VoodooZ_work | nudi? ummm? |
18:04.41 | NAiL | What's pce? |
18:04.57 | Tiersten | pcre? |
18:05.38 | [cc]smart | yes pcre |
18:07.05 | NAiL | [cc]smart: are you gonna use postfix? |
18:07.20 | [cc]smart | i already do |
18:07.36 | NAiL | What post-configuration is needed? Doesn't postfix add lots of users? |
18:08.22 | Tiersten | No |
18:08.28 | NAiL | good ;) |
18:08.33 | Tiersten | 1 UID and 1 GID |
18:08.45 | NAiL | aha. |
18:09.20 | [cc]smart | postfix alone is not much of use for your plans, though. |
18:09.37 | [cc]smart | you should add sth. like cyrus-imapd to the mix |
18:09.42 | [cc]smart | which is what i am going to do |
18:10.08 | [cc]smart | NTW, how about monotone write access ? |
18:10.44 | Tiersten | NTW? |
18:10.51 | [cc]smart | s/NTW/BTW/ |
18:11.02 | [cc]smart | dont be so syntaxish :) |
18:12.39 | NAiL | yes, was gonna ask rwhitby about that |
18:13.44 | Tiersten | syntaxish? it's hard to tell whether it's a typo or something else if it's a TLA :) |
18:45.55 | [cc]smart | i need a small negotiation :) |
18:46.14 | [cc]smart | installing ntpd package par default activates it in rcx.d links |
18:46.56 | [cc]smart | i DONT know if this is a good thing to do or not. no influence from my side on that point, one could argue for both. |
18:47.19 | [cc]smart | what is strange though is, wehn installing ntpdate, this is NOT active par default. |
18:47.43 | [cc]smart | now, if ntpd IS, ntdate is close to mandatory to ALSO get active par default |
18:48.05 | [cc]smart | now which side of that choice should openslug take |
18:48.14 | [cc]smart | make both active par default or both not |
18:51.55 | VoodooZ_work | active or installed by default? |
18:52.22 | [cc]smart | none of the two is installed par default |
18:52.48 | VoodooZ_work | I definitely wouldn't make it installed by default as not everybody wants it. (especially me.) |
18:52.51 | [cc]smart | i mean, when you install them ntpd is active par default, ntpdate is not |
18:53.07 | [cc]smart | i don't want them in the bease image |
18:53.12 | [cc]smart | no way |
18:53.19 | VoodooZ_work | nod |
18:53.28 | VoodooZ_work | It should be user configuration thing. |
18:53.41 | [cc]smart | this is about the issue, that ntpdate is inactive par default and ntpd is active |
18:53.49 | VoodooZ_work | oh sorry. |
18:54.17 | [cc]smart | they should either both become inactive or both active as default |
18:54.55 | VoodooZ_work | no clue |
18:56.43 | [cc]smart | in any case, i'm in vain searching for the plac where these links are defined to come into existance.... sbdy has a hint ? |
18:57.26 | [cc]smart | autotools it seems is responsible for that |
18:57.35 | [cc]smart | but it seem to opearte for ntpd only |
18:57.55 | [cc]smart | i'm cluerupted |
18:58.54 | [cc]smart | ah got it |
18:59.16 | [cc]smart | but i see no way to have two definitions for the two different initscripts |
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19:20.46 | [cc]smart | how can i read what files are contained in an ipkg file ? |
19:20.57 | [cc]smart | i mean, before its installed |
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20:59.22 | [g2] | NAiL, cp: cannot stat `/home/tom/dev/1july_mono/openslug/oe-symlinks/packages/base-passwd/base-passwd-3.5.9/openslug/./mysql.patch': No such file or directory |
20:59.46 | NAiL | [g2]: sorry, do an update |
21:00.06 | [g2] | I just did an update :) |
21:00.14 | [g2] | a few hours ago :) |
21:00.18 | NAiL | aha |
21:00.24 | NAiL | there's a new revision in :P |
21:05.16 | [g2] | NAiL, so does that fix the mysql post_install issues ? |
21:07.57 | NAiL | no, still need to chown /var/mysql. |
21:07.57 | [g2] | ok. |
21:07.57 | [g2] | just wondering |
21:07.57 | NAiL | but that *should* just be do_post_install() or something in the bb, right? |
21:07.57 | [g2] | I think so |
21:07.58 | [g2] | I've got to learn more about all that stuff |
21:07.58 | [g2] | the native_compile script needs a minor tweak |
21:07.58 | NAiL | but that change *requires* that the newer base-passwd has been installed |
21:07.58 | [g2] | it is |
21:08.02 | [g2] | well... it's built |
21:08.27 | [g2] | I guess I could ipkg upgrade base-passwd |
21:08.33 | NAiL | doesn't help much |
21:08.42 | NAiL | it doesn't overwrite the passwd/group files :P |
21:09.01 | [g2] | are they very different ? |
21:09.02 | NAiL | Ok, I should just make some checks to see if there is a mysql user/group |
21:09.10 | NAiL | no, it just adds mysql user |
21:09.31 | [g2] | Ok.. I can do that manually |
21:12.54 | NAiL | Dunno if I'm actually gonna make more changes to mysql. Rather add a mysql howto on the wiki. ipkg install mysql, add mysql user, chown dir, mysql_install_db etc. |
21:16.31 | [g2]-away | NAiL, that's good for now |
21:17.12 | NAiL | when did you go away? |
21:17.22 | NAiL | aha.. there's two of you |
21:19.00 | [g2] | ooops |
21:19.06 | [g2] | extra X-chat app |
21:19.24 | NAiL | aha :) |
21:19.38 | [g2] | button's right next to the mozilla icon |
21:20.48 | NAiL | I'll have a look at the howto stuff tomorrow. Atleast it works with a little nudge now. |
21:22.29 | DaKa2 | hm.. I wonder.. debian might have some nice patches for gphoto2 |
21:23.38 | CIA-8 | 03nail 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rabcd0bbf... 10/packages/strace/strace-4.5.12/quota.patch: Reverse patch so it applies and strace Just Works (TM) |
21:25.21 | [g2] | NAiL, that's a brand new patch ? |
21:25.52 | DaKa2 | no, a fix for one that was there already |
21:26.08 | NAiL | It works on my end now |
21:26.12 | NAiL | I straced strace :P |
21:26.18 | DaKa2 | lol :-) |
21:27.48 | NAiL | There's a working version in the feed |
21:28.33 | DaKa2 | dammit.. debian has gphoto2 2.1.6, wich aparently incorporates all of debians patches. |
21:28.48 | NAiL | and we're using which version? |
21:28.52 | DaKa2 | 2.1.5 |
21:28.54 | DaKa2 | :-) |
21:29.44 | DaKa2 | cp gphoto2_2.1.5.bb gphoto2_2.1.6.bb? is that all? |
21:29.56 | NAiL | yup |
21:30.00 | NAiL | Trying to build now |
21:30.10 | DaKa2 | thats cheating |
21:30.35 | NAiL | haha |
21:30.38 | NAiL | looks good though |
21:31.07 | NAiL | builds, too |
21:31.26 | NAiL | doesn't install any libs though |
21:31.35 | DaKa2 | well, that needs fixing |
21:31.38 | NAiL | yeah |
21:31.45 | DaKa2 | but just copy those manually for testing |
21:32.15 | DaKa2 | it finds my ixus, but if I try to do anything with it it segfaults, 2.1.5 that is |
21:33.36 | NAiL | do_install_append() { } |
21:55.31 | NAiL | CIA-8: ping |
21:55.38 | NAiL | *sigh* |
21:55.48 | NAiL | missed the cronjob by a mile |
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22:41.53 | jacques | NAiL, you fixed strace?? what was it? |
22:42.14 | NAiL | the patch (quota.patch) was the wrong way |
22:42.22 | NAiL | trying to remove a line instead of adding it |
22:44.07 | [g2] | for the non OE'ers did you guys see this article |
22:44.11 | [g2] | http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT4036830962.html#obs2 |
22:45.08 | jacques | NAiL, so oe-built strace runs properly on the slug now? doesn't do that one line and exit thing? |
22:45.21 | [g2] | jacques, yes |
22:45.26 | [g2] | NAiL, fixed ti |
22:45.28 | NAiL | jacques: I straced strace, and that worked like a charm |
22:45.33 | jacques | excellent |
22:45.47 | jacques | can you strace ls ? |
22:46.15 | NAiL | lstat64("./log", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=10395, ...}) = 0 |
22:46.15 | NAiL | lstat64("./stace.ntpd.log", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=9851, ...}) = 0 |
22:46.16 | NAiL | write(1, "\33[0;0mlog\33[0m "..., 64log |
22:46.23 | jacques | maybe after that you can take a look at file and bison? ;-) |
22:46.26 | NAiL | three random lines. there were a couple of pages ;) |
22:46.36 | jacques | yeah seems fixed then |
22:47.07 | [g2] | I've built file natively and it should probably be able to add |
22:47.13 | [g2] | dunno about the licence |
22:47.39 | [g2] | and I then libtool should be upgraded to 1.5.18 |
22:47.54 | NAiL | jacques: file bugs in slugbug. Makes it a lot easier for me to track which packages are broken |
22:47.56 | [g2] | it runs much better on the native compiles |
22:48.04 | NAiL | [g2]: you should too, actually ;) |
22:48.15 | [g2] | NAiL, nod. |
22:48.30 | jacques | NAiL, OK |
22:48.33 | NAiL | Now that there's a target for packages, it makes more sense |
22:49.04 | [g2] | we also need a strategy for what to build |
22:49.23 | [g2] | I think some may be wondering about building everything all the time |
22:49.31 | NAiL | indeed |
22:49.36 | NAiL | there's a lot of packages |
22:49.44 | [g2] | that's a *good* thing! |
22:49.53 | [g2] | hey time for food |
22:50.09 | NAiL | yes, but building all of them all of the time isn't necessarily a good thing ;) |
22:50.25 | [g2]-away | it is for testing :) |
22:50.33 | NAiL | yeah :) |
22:51.46 | [g2]-away | BBL |
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