<Tusker>
stintel: watchguard are being jerks, saying that they won't give me source code because the xtm330 is end of life... are you able to request the source code from watchguard using the serial number of your m300 ?
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<Slimey>
:/ thats lame
<Tusker>
yeah, agreed, will keep the pressure up on them
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<aparcar[m]>
Tusker: if it’s gpl code they have to release it don’t they?
<slh>
technically only up to 2 years after the current/ last firmware release (arguably, download-) date (but presumably you're still inside that range)
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<russell-->
slh: GPL v2 says:
<russell-->
b) Accompany it with a written offer, valid for at least three
<russell-->
years, to give any third party, for a charge no more than your
<russell-->
cost of physically performing source distribution [...]
<slh>
russell--: ack, sorry about the 2 vs 3 years. I would argue for that time starting at the time it was last offered for downloading, but I could imagine $vendors to define that to their last release update
<russell-->
that kind of assumes they actually provided a written offer with a date on it
<russell-->
which doesn't sound like the case
<slh>
don't know about watchguard, but that written offer is often part of the (written) manual
<dwfreed>
ultimately if they're still distributing the firmware, I'd argue they must still distribute the source
<dwfreed>
so if you can still download the latest (EOL) firmware for the device, you should still be able to get the source too
<russell-->
we went the written offer route once a long time ago, long enough that the distribution was on 3.5-inch floppy disk
<russell-->
it was an emacs kit for editting sgml
<Tusker>
they have released a binary update in 2021 for the XTM330, so it is definitely within the 3 year stipulated limit
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<Tusker>
all I really want is the wg_dsa kernel module which sets up the DSA switch manually... and "fortunately" they licensed that kernel module as GPL
<slh>
Tapper: possible, but you'd have to test it nevertheless
<slh>
Tapper: easy to test, "git show c0d77852a783a688dd7ef1db00f1202fe4892723 | patch -p1 --reverse" and make a new build --> afterwards "git checkout package/network/config/netifd/Makefile" and you're back to vanilla OpenWrt/ master
<wb9688>
No idea, don't they have ARM router SoCs nowadays?
<mangix>
sure but they still have mt7621 ax routers
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<Tapper>
slh Thanks mate going to test.
<Tapper>
slh will report back.
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<GuruPrasathGovindarajan[m]>
Hello good people,
<GuruPrasathGovindarajan[m]>
What might be the reason that docker is throwing this error `failed to create endpoint <XXX> on network bridge: failed to add the host (veth632cd41) <=> sandbox (veth8033fb3) pair interfaces: operation not supported` ?
<GuruPrasathGovindarajan[m]>
I running a heavily customized version of openwrt.
<rsalvaterra>
It's funny watching the Redmi AC2100 trying to cope with this connection with cake SQM enabled. :P
<SwedeMike>
when I tested mt7621 I never managed to get more than ~100 meg/s out of it without hwnat
<SwedeMike>
it's got an anemic CPU
<SwedeMike>
so using that for sqm sounds like a lost cause...
<rsalvaterra>
I get 200 Mb/s easily, 250 Mb/s is the absolute maximum.
<rsalvaterra>
However, I don't run official OpenWrt builds, and I don't recommend anyone doing what I do (completely disabling all kinds of hardening) in order to squeeze the maximum amount of performance. :)
* russell--
recalls seeing 750Mbps through an ubiquiti erx (nat'ing, no hwnat afaik) some years ago with iperf3
<russell-->
(from memory, i'm not set up to retest at the moment)
<SwedeMike>
I highly doubt that was without hwnat
<rsalvaterra>
russell--: That's definitely not with SQM enabled.
<russell-->
i don't think hwnat existed at the time
<russell-->
circa 2017 afaict
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<mrkiko>
rsalvaterra: I would apreciate if you tell me what options you disable :)
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<mrkiko>
russell--: do you remember the aproximate kernel version? And - was it openwrt or stock fw?
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<russell-->
mrkiko: it was lede, not stock fw. my records suggest january 2017-ish.
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<russell-->
also, it was the dir860l-b1 (another mt7621) not the erx
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<mrkiko>
rustthanks!
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<philipp64>
My little Archer doesn't have enough Flash (and I don't want to exceed the # of writes by constantly writing to a tiny overlay)... so how do other people handle capturing logging persistently? Was thinking that one of my development VM's could Ssh into the router, with remote UDP port 514 forwarded (syslog), and I could set up the BusyBox logger to forward to 127.0.0.1:514... ugly. Is there a better solution?
<Habbie>
ssh does not do UDP forwarding
<Habbie>
but something like syslog-ng can also forward over TCP
<Habbie>
philipp64, you don't have a target 'local' to the router it could syslog to?
<philipp64>
syslog-ng with DTLS would have been awesome, but it's a pig.
<mangix>
philipp64: usb drive?
<hanetzer>
yeah, routers with usb drives rock :)
<philipp64>
Yeah, I might have to do that... then I could use the GeoIP database for xt_geoip as well...
<philipp64>
I might want to have a logrotate script that scp's the logs off box as well before deleting them....
<philipp64>
A FAQ on best practices might be handy...
<Tapper>
slh I did not fix my google home mini dropping off the network. I did not find the time to flash my r7800 back to a working build from master so I put my wrt3200acm to work it's running a old build of OpenWrt. OpenWrt SNAPSHOT r15640-396a35dd51 / LuCI Master git-21.020.56896-af422b1
<Tapper>
5.4.93
<Tapper>
Kernel Version
<Tapper>
It is most likely a google bug.
<slh>
Tapper: how current ist your last build? https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commitdiff;h=6cd54254e4bbe7ed2b71c17cb2d54ad7b0bc2991 was merged ~3 hours ago
<Tapper>
The intresting thing is that I have 2 google homes but onley one of them will show up in the DHCP table.
<Tapper>
The last build on the r7800 was about 2 or 3 days old.
<Tapper>
so all in all now about 4 days old
<Tapper>
Even when both google homes are working as they should the will be onley one show up for dhcp
<slh>
weird
<slh>
sorry, no google home here (and only a 10 day old build)
<Tapper>
It's OK I will keep messing around with it. I need to get the r7800 back up first anyway.
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<Tapper>
Not going to mess withthe back up router lol That is the one that will save me from getting linched by my wife and kids. lol
<slh>
hehe
<slh>
yeah, I have a map-ac2200 (ipq4019) fully configured as cold-standby
<Tapper>
slh When you are a bit of a tweacker like me you have to have a standby
<slh>
not quite the ideal device for that purpose, but currently the only one that's (almost) fast enough for my fibre connection
<slh>
yep
<Tapper>
or shit gets real fast!
<slh>
the map-ac2200 would be much better as wireless repeater or AP, but... don't have a decent-enough fallback yet
<Tapper>
I blocked ticktock one day for a laf! Any one would of thought I had killed the family dog!
<Habbie>
Tapper, could've gotten a ton of views with that on tiktok though
<Tapper>
hahaha Yeah would of made my kids happy.
<slh>
fortunately no one here would even notice if tiktok, twitter, facebook, whatapp or instagramm were blocked
<Tapper>
Sounds like a nice place.
* Tapper
has a dreamy look on his face.
<mangix>
social media is a plague
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<rsalvaterra>
mangix: GitHub and GitLab are social networks, for all intents and purposes… ;)
* rsalvaterra
runs
<mangix>
rsalvaterra: OTOH you could argue something useful comes out of them
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<rsalvaterra>
mangix: Oh, of course! My point is not all social networks are inherently evil.
<mangix>
sure but most of them are financed by advertising
<mangix>
github is paid stuff + microsoft subsidy
<rsalvaterra>
Back on topic, today I'm stupid. Spent hours trying to do a basic VLAN setup with DSA on my router and failed miserably.
<mangix>
oh?
<rsalvaterra>
Jeez…
<mangix>
the proper way is to create multiple bridges, right?
<rsalvaterra>
I think so. Tell you when I get home.
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<will[m]>
can i do something like: USE_SOURCE_DIR:="$(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/source" ?
<will[m]>
i can't publish my stuff to publicly-accessible git / it's all developed and compiled locally anyway, maintaining/linking two separate folders for a tiny little package seems silly, and managing two makefiles in one folder is also hard
<rsalvaterra>
mangix: What I want to do is something as trivial as bridging, say, lan3 with lan4.2.
<mangix>
wtf is lan4.2?
<rsalvaterra>
This is because now the TV STB needs to be connected to the ISP's router. So I need to inject its network in a tagged VLAN, and untag it in the living room switch. :P
<rsalvaterra>
mangix: VLAN 2 tagged at lan4 interface.
<PaulFertser>
rsalvaterra: and does it not work? You can see with "bridge vlan" what the kernel has.
<PaulFertser>
rsalvaterra: and do you also have "config device" section for lan.2?
<PaulFertser>
Not sure if it's needed if you do not want to see that traffic on cpu anyway. I think "bridge vlan" will show you if the config is applied as you need it or not.
<rsalvaterra>
PaulFertser: I'm still trying to wrap my head around the syntax. I never had to do any kind of VLAN configuration with DSA, much less with the new UCI syntax…
<PaulFertser>
rsalvaterra: I suggest you install "ip-bridge' in any case, useful for trying to change DSA settings manually too.
<PaulFertser>
rsalvaterra: option device in your section should be the Linux interface name for your DSA switch.