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<Ansuel>
hi
<jow>
lo
<stintel>
med
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<f00b4r0>
sub
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<hgl>
jow, mind to help with a LuCI & UCI question? When a user clicks Save & Apply for a UCI form, I think LuCI simply writes the options? It's up to other mechanism to automatically apply the UCI changes? I'm asking because the acme package I'm updating doesn't really need a procd init script, so I wonder if it's possible to automatically run a custom command when uci commits?
<hgl>
by "when uci commits", I mean only when a specific config commits.
<Ansuel>
you can attach stuff to the uci apply function
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<Ansuel>
but it should be handled differently i think
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<hgl>
You mean attach in LuCI's js callback?
<Ansuel>
yes
<hgl>
that only partially solves it, like if the config is changed with UCI CLI, then the custom command is not run.
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<jow>
hgl: the onyl clean solution is registering a procd service
<jow>
it must not actually be a running process, just an empty service definition which holds reload triggers
<jow>
LuCI does something like that with the `ucitrack` service
<jow>
but that is LuCI specific and will not be present on bare bones systems
<mrkiko>
what's the proper way to turn off 2powersave" on an interface? Idid iw dev wlan0 power_save off right now, but is that ok when hostapd is running on that interface? Or is there a more proper way?
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<neggles>
mrkiko: no that's pretty much it, i think there's a uci option
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<Ansuel>
i should really find a way to make the nvmem connect series to get more attention... we desperatly need that....
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<jow>
uhm, I just learned in the forum that dnsmasq has a native "dhcpleasemax" option which defaults to 150
<jow>
and kindof breaks the "option limit" in uci
<jow>
or rather "caps" it to 150
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<jow>
even worse, it is global
<jow>
so not even enough to cover more than one dhcp pool with default settings
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<rsalvaterra>
jow: Really? WTF.
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<jow>
seem not to be such a big deal and most users likely do not run into it
<jow>
but still
<rsalvaterra>
According to the man page, the default is 1000, not 150.
<rsalvaterra>
Haven't checked the code, though.
<jow>
also shared between ipv4 and ipv6 in addition to it being global
<jow>
not sure if I am looking at the most current code here (peeking at a random github mirror) but if the limit is exhausted, it also seems to silently fail
<jow>
as in no log message etc.
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<jow>
rsalvaterra: you're right, seems to have been bumped to 1000 at some point
<jow>
likely large enough to not bother anyone
<rsalvaterra>
Still, a global hard limit of 1000 per instance (not per pool, or even per protocol, right?) seems rather low.
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<stintel>
what a piece of crap is connman :/
<stintel>
it absolutely refuses to save the generated DHCPv6 DUID so it changes every time, result: initial DHCPv6 request works, but then restart it or reboot the VM, new DUID, new request doesn't match existing lease, and DHCPv6 server refuses to assign it again, completely breaking static leases
<rsalvaterra>
stintel: Name checks out. :)
<stintel>
of course I've been doubting my kea/dhcpv6 relay config on switch
<stintel>
but the problem was in connman all along
<stintel>
it doesn't print debug statements in some files either
<stintel>
what a horrible piece of crap
<stintel>
guess it's time to roll my own k3s mini distro
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<rsalvaterra>
jow: Now that I looked at my pools, I could never hit a total of 1000 leases on either of my instances, so I guess the current limit is Fine™…?
<rsalvaterra>
Our default netmask is /24 with a single pool…
<rsalvaterra>
But it's good to know a global hard limit exists, though. I certainly wasn't aware of it.
<f00b4r0>
it should probably be documented
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<enyc>
The current stable version series of OpenWrt is 22.03, with v22.03.0-rc4 being the forth release candidate of the series. It was released on 24. April 2022.
<Ansuel>
?
<enyc>
ithink date wrong on openwrt.org front web-page.
<Ansuel>
The current stable version series of OpenWrt is 22.03, with v22.03.0-rc4 being the forth release candidate of the series. It was first branched on 24. April 2022.
<Ansuel>
think this is better?
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<hurricos>
mrnuke: Thank you for bearing with me, have been extremely busy with work. I haven't yet had a chance to make it to the Lab to get a serial dump from my GS1900-24HP.
<hurricos>
I have gotten a chance to replace my build server, though :^)
<mrnuke>
hurricos: no worries. Rome wasn't burnt in onde day ;)
<hurricos>
I did see that, I also saw your comment on UFOS
<hurricos>
I intend to test this now
<hurricos>
that is to say, as soon as I finish work (next 10 minutes), I'll (try to) point to the PACKAGES feed containing your HEAD
<hurricos>
and build. Err, or I would, if I didn't just realize your commits come after your PACKAGES feed HEAD.
<hurricos>
I'll just fork and add the new HEAD or wherever it was you fixed the UFOs, of hurricos/realtek-poe
<hurricos>
I can afford to nuke a 24-port device, I have two
<mrnuke>
You mentioning UFOs tells me you've read the commit message (again) :p
<hurricos>
and should this work for the first 8 ports I can afford to nuke more :)
<hurricos>
Yeah, trust me, I'm still here watching, I'm just always a bit busy :D
<hurricos>
I'll happily do maintainership, I'll be using these in production and at home -- for a while anyhow
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<mrnuke>
cool. We gotta fix those bugs for >8 ports
<Slimey>
we gotta move these color tv's
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<lblyth>
Hello, I am the author of PR 10011 on github. I had my signed off by line in the wrong place so the CI failed. I have added the line to my commit message so the PR is ready for another CI attempt. I am hoping that whoever approves those runs for first time committers will see this message. Thank you. https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/10011
<Ansuel>
well rip ansuel is sob... kernel dev complained about it
<Ansuel>
Mangix trust issue and Christian 'Ansuel' Marangi is problematic so they warn me and asked to put Christian Marangi... but wanted to keep the ansuel part as it's my second name honestly but i don't care... i have to fix the Smith part...
<dwfreed>
if Ansuel is legally part of your name, then I don't see why you can't include it in your S-O-B
<dwfreed>
just don't quote it, and if they complain further, offer to show your ID/passport showing it's part of your name :)
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<mangix>
Ansuel: didn't know their real name policy was that hardcore
<hurricos>
mrnuke: had to receive a dropoff of hardware, no chance to build and test.
<hurricos>
I'l try again tomorrow ...
<Ansuel>
Mangix: well i knew it was strange to change name from one patch to another... was just waiting for the worse and it just happen with a damn documentation rework... LOL
<Ansuel>
well the Documentation guys care more about this formal stuff than the driver reviwers that just want working stuff