13:53 <ar7ch> sorry, something wrong with my client. Perhaps the message below will be duplicated

13:53 <ar7ch> nbd: hello, I'm trying to add new config option for hostapd through UCI: namely, new `option foo 'bar'` within the `wifi-iface` section. This option can be seen with `uci show`.

13:53 <ar7ch> However, in the json string passed from netifd to the handling script `/lib/netifd/wireless/mac80211.sh` there is no `option foo`.

13:53 <ar7ch> Thus, there must be some set of config options for a wifi-iface that netifd takes from UCI and creates json out of it, ignoring the rest.

13:53 <ar7ch> I'm currently checking through netifd code and can't find the logic of filtering UCI entries (as far as I can understand the whole uci blob thing). Could you give me a few insights about this? Thanks.

14:35 <Habbie> who is 1715173329?

14:35 <Habbie> as in https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/24624

15:15 <f00b4r0> Habbie: I don't think Tianling Shen is on this channel.

15:15 <Habbie> ok

15:15 <Habbie> i was wondering if they were part of the project

15:16 <Habbie> because their comments have sometimes been wrong and caused me a bunch of useless work

15:16 <Habbie> (this comment seems fine, to be clear)

15:16 <f00b4r0> certainly are, frequently merging packages PR

15:16 <Habbie> alright

18:52 <FLD> * check_data_file_clashes: Package wg-installer-client wants to install file /home/fld/dev/owrt2/build_dir/target-x86_64_musl/root-x86/usr/share/wginstaller/wg.sh But that file is already provided by package * wg-installer-server

19:19 <schmars[m]> FLD: wg-installer-server and wg-installer-client aren't meant to be used together, you only use either one. the warning is fine, wg.sh is the same in both packages

19:27 <FLD> couldn't they be mutually exclusive in menuconfig to prevent this condition?

19:46 <stintel> u-boot: Please install the Python3 setuptools module

19:47 <stintel> ah that's a symlink to my host python but that needs to be updated to 3.12

20:05 <Mangix> Habbie: ImmortalWrt member

20:06 <Habbie> aha