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<tersono> I'm using ninja in a package I'm building and I'm wondering why the existing packages that use it (via $(NINJA)) appear to have their ninja rules prefixed with +, i.e. having them run in dry-run or query mode. NINJA is defined to pass through the verbose flag but doesn't do anything to pass through -n from MAKEFLAGS, so I'm wondering what the idea is behind using + whether that's applicable to other packages that use ninja?
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<oliv3r[m]> What kind of 'device-types' does OpenWRT accept in the DEVICE_TYPE in the Kconfig? I had put 'switch' there, but I see someone putting 'basic' in there too. What is its purpose, and what should I use?
<schmars[m]> seems to be used for default package selection. default DEVICE_TYPE is "router"
<hgl> Ansuel: would you be able to review the refactor PR? I have other changes in mind that can only be implemented on top of it.
<schmars[m]> there's router, basic, nas - see include/target.mk
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<rua> Hi. Could you help me to review https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/12174 ?
<oliv3r[m]> so need to add something new then for 'switch' or just stick with router ...
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<Lynx-> with a procd service script what is the correct way to end script so that 'service X status' shows inactive rather than running?
<Lynx-> e.g. if script errors out
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<hgl> Ansuel: should I wait for your nginx changes to become stable before nagging you about the refactor review?
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<f00b4r0> xback: just sent a short patch to m-l, prompted by your "experience" upgrading NAND mikrotik from old-style. Might want to give it a spin if possible since I can't test it :)
<xback> f00b4r0: i'll take a look
<f00b4r0> thx!
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<hgl> jow_: does ucode has the ability to manipulate ip addresses, e.g., given 192.168.1.1/24, return the second address, or broadcast address?
<xback> f00b4r0: when did you send it?
<f00b4r0> xback: half an hour ago
<oliv3r[m]> To allow the realtek dump potentially to be included; I made this one: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/12541
<oliv3r[m]> if anybody has 5 minutes to look at it and merge it; that'd be good
<f00b4r0> xback: i see it hasn't hit the m-l yet; but my MTA says it's sent and it didn't bounce. I just checked the logs it first tried bombadil.i.o which replied with "too many SMTP connections", so it ended up sending to desiato.i.o. I guess server is overloaded.
<f00b4r0> xback: want me to forward directly to you?
<xback> yes. pls do
<KGB-1> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_kirkwood.html has been updated. (100.0% images and 99.9% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
<f00b4r0> xback: done. Hopefully I did it in a way that will work with git am :)
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<xback> f00b4r0: nothing received yet :-)
<f00b4r0> sent to citymesh email; is that correct?
<xback> yes
<f00b4r0> it's reached the m-l meanwhile, so you can grab it there too :)
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* f00b4r0 notices an extraneous empty line in his patch
<xback> f00b4r0: how dare you! :-p
<f00b4r0> i know, i know. Output quality is severely decreasing ;P
<f00b4r0> must be old age.
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<oliv3r[m]> fixing the line! :p
<oliv3r[m]> can I easily add an intermediate config file, e.g. 'main reatlek target.mk -> 'switches.mk' -> what we have now? its a little magical based on directory names atm
<oliv3r[m]> where is it?! I'm not seeing it :p
<oliv3r[m]> added an experimental shared file, feedback if this is the way to go would be nice; i haven't tested it yet though (on the train atm :p)
<karlp> asfd~.
<karlp> asfd~.~
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<Lynx-> anyone can advise how to ensure when procd service terminates 'service X status' shows 'inactive'?
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<Slimey> has anyone messed with lldp on openwrt access points to tell the upstream switch about power requirements?
<Slimey> as in poe
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<dwfreed> Slimey: PoE negotiates...
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<Slimey> i know but say i want to use lldp because the incorrect value resistor was used.. https://docs.pica8.com/display/PICOS2111cg/PoE+over+LLDP+Power+Negotiation
<Slimey> or for some reason the PD only requests 15 watts but it really requires 30
<Znevna> what access point is it?
<Slimey> a couple of the adtran bsap units im messing with
<Slimey> specifically the 3040/45 and 6040 models
<Znevna> External 802.3af PoE injector (P/N 1700926F1)
<Znevna> external 802.3at PoE+ injector (P/N 1700926F1)
<Znevna> rofl
<Znevna> so is that an af or at injector? :P
<jakllsch> why is the P/N the same?
<Znevna> different adtran datasheets
<Znevna> tho I can't find one for that injector x.x
<Slimey> heh no
<Znevna> no? :P
<Slimey> file:///C:/Users/brian.gonyer/Downloads/61700965F1-13C-1.pdf
<Znevna> yes, that pdf lists the injector as 802.3at
<Slimey> heh wtf at the first link
<hanetzer> Slimey: what up slimy one :)
<Slimey> hey hanetzer trying to keep my head above water at work heh
<hanetzer> always fun.
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