14:08 <f00b4r0> jow: testing your backport branch, I notice one issue in the main import system: if I dump a conf with several peers, only the last one is imported.

14:09 <f00b4r0> oh, it's even worse. I just tried again with the last peer having no endpoint configured, the system mangled the endpoint of the penultimate peer with the pubkey and allowed IPs of the last.

14:11 <f00b4r0> another nit: for the peer import, the popup says "import as peer", which is explicit, but the button shows "Import peer configuration" where I would expect to be able to dump a lone [Peer] section and have it imported, which is not possible as we've seen before.

14:12 <f00b4r0> (that feature - actual peer import - would be a nice-to-have too btw :)

19:15 <swalker> updated openwrt/upstream, https://sdwalker.github.io/uscan/index.html

19:20 <SlimeyX> can someone test this, if select "Make /var persistent" built in realtime graphs do not work

19:37 <stintel> SlimeyX: move tmp dir to /tmp

19:38 <SlimeyX> is that all? :P

19:38 <stintel> jffs2 doesn't support some feature the realtime graphs use

19:38 <stintel> but that shouldn't write in /var anyway, move it to /tmp or /run

19:39 <SlimeyX> k wasnt sure if i had done something odd or not

19:39 <stintel> ah right, we don't have /run

19:40 <stintel> I spent some time working on /run, moving whatever non-standard stuff we do during boot to a non-FHS path, but due to lack of proper understanding of all we do in procd I gave up

19:40 <stintel> but we should really introduce /run as that's what every other systemd/distro has these days

19:40 <stintel> sure can symlink it but meh why cut corners when we're working on it anway

20:32 <owrt-snap-builds> Build [#608](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/#builders/29/builds/608) of `pistachio/generic` failed.

22:10 <stintel> strongswan on x86/64 is broken

22:11 <stintel> haven't risked updating my other devices since noticing, so might be on all platforms

22:11 <stintel> initial connection setup works, then something breaks, first look at code suggests it might be an openssl problem