Hi Christian,
On Wed, 06 Sep 2006 at 16:29 +0200, Christian Fischer wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> After openwrt buildroot is broken I've tested freewrt.
Oh, why that? I think they are working on buildroot-ng..
> I've tried to start dupsd, it failes with signal 11.
> It seems to be the same thing here, opendir() and readdir() seems to be
> broken. (with the difference that cupsd is looping endless in a while loop if
> running on openwrt)
> I havn't patched yet the cupsd sources with the necessary debug stuff to see
> if it hangs on opendir().
>
> Is it a known problem and are you working on it?
No, not known. I have used cupsd on OpenWrt rc4 last time.
May be my change with a separate cupsd user isn't working correctly?
Can you try to start on console as root without startup script?
Can you send me a the output log of:
strace -o /tmp/cupsd.log cupsd
Last time I needed a printer on FreeWRT i used p910nd. Simple setup,
works with Ubuntu Linux, OpenBSD (cups) and Windows XP without any
problem. It just make a socket to your usb or parallel port without
any filtering..
> Btw: It isn't possible for me to log in via ssh using password auth, only
> keyauth is working.
You are trying to connect directly as root. Because we have opened
up the Secure Shell port for the wan interface, we decided to allow
password logins to the router only as unprivileged user. (admin)
You can have separate passwords for admin and root.
> I've checked out the latest on 06/09/04 21:14 UTC, most probably the
> freewrt-src-2006-09-03.tar.gz (I've removed the tarball, sorry)
Trunk isn't changed a lot these days. I am working on some new stuff
in a branch and will merge the changes as soon as they are well
tested. Trunk should be always usable by end users.
good luck
Waldemar
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