03.06.2010 13:06, KP Kirchdoerfer пишет: > Am Donnerstag, 3. Juni 2010 00:18:31 schrieb Andrew: > >> Hi all. >> >> I've fixed some packages - hostapd, wpa_supplicant, upnpd; also removed >> hostap (this driver AFAIK already in kernel) and updated some packages >> (quagga - to latest 0.99.16, also iptables - I think that 1.4.7 has a >> bug because it won't install headers by default 'make install', but >> 1.4.8 has same problem - so it looks like a 'undocumented feature'). >> >> Now v4 tree have these broken packages: >> fritz, linux-atm, unicorn, dosfstools (will be replaced by busybox), >> tor, bash, lcd4linux, hdsupp (I'll look on it closely in few days - >> looks like just needs update), kismet, ipvsadm, mysql, zaptel, bristuff, >> libpri, asterisk, openswan, wlan-ng, nut (I'll also look closer on it in >> near future), vsftpd, iscsi, pump, pcmcia, irmp3, radius (something >> wrong with makefile - I'll fix it), tinyproxy, snort, gpio, ulogd >> >> What of still broken packages are important? What of them are unneeded >> at all? And how about currently disabled in kernel PCMCIA/paging support >> - is it really needed for LEAF users? >> > Good work Andrew! > > The most important packages IMHO are net-snmp (which still fails to build > here) and ulogd, which is the default info target for shorewall. I believe > ulogd fails due to mssing mysql. If that one is not fixable in the near > future ulogd could be build without sql support for the start. > > kp > > Strange, I have net-snmp built correctly. I'm trying to rebuild all from scratch again, and look on result. Can you try again and in cause of error - give me your net-snmp building log (actually - end of it with error)? About ulogd - it's only needed for logging to mysql - because primary logger is syslog-ng (I must update syslog to newer one due to incompatibility of old klogd with 2.6 kernel). Radius and nut are already fixed (I also update nut to 2.4.3 - but it's untested); hdsupp - is dependent by dosfstools, so it'll be fixed later, after busybox's single executable splitting.
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