KP at 25.07.2011 10:12, KP Kirchdoerfer wrote: > Hi Erich; > > Am Sonntag, 24. Juli 2011, 23:03:23 schrieb Erich Titl: >> HI KP >> >> on 24.07.2011 01:39, KP Kirchdoerfer wrote: >>> Hi all; >>> >>> I think we've made enough steps forward to 4.1 to build a first beta, but >>> I'm not shure if we do have showstoppers, which can be solved or has to >>> be moved to a later version. >>> >>> David, do we need to wait for your work on isc-dhcp? I guess it can be >>> done later... >>> >>> Andrew, I saw that you committed linker options to MasterInclude.mk. Of >>> course reviewing the Makefiles to easy buildtool setups. But I think it >>> will not break our current setups - am I wrong? >>> >>> Erich, webconf and haserl in its current state is broken. Do you intend >>> to work on these issues soon, or shall we move the update of haserl and >>> webconf to a later release? >> >> Could you be more specific please? I guess the current version is in >> master, but as this changes on a whim and gives me grief I kept all my >> work on my local experimental branch. > > Updated webconf.lrp and get an error > > haserl CGI Error > Unknown operation near line 85 of lrcfg.cgi
> > at a lot of places (e.g. every time I call a config file in "expert mode"). > The same with "Backup Settings", "DSL Settings" and "Dropbear.ssh". Sounds like there is old syntax in the .cgi files. This does not happen at my site. The reason being that I am using haserl 0.9 for quite some years now. > > >> My experimental branch will not be compatible with the version you'd >> like to see for Bering, as I followed up on my ideas of package contents >> to see if they are practical. There I will also introduce pwcrypt into >> the webconf package as it does not make sense to leave it in its own. It >> gets distributed with webconf anyway. All these changes of course affect >> the entire development tree, as they are reflected in source.conf. >> >> Again, something has changed in the repository and I have no clue how to >> handle it. I don't want to spend all my time to limp behind a changing >> repository. Could you people please be so kind and warn others about >> the effects your modifications may have on the repository? > > There has been no other changes for a month than new packages and package > updates/fixes - but none on the repository or any other part of the > infrastructure. > >> To port my modifications to the master branch requires me to redo all >> the small changes. I would if *@#!ยง GIT would not get in my way all the >> time. >> >> mega@luna:~/leaf/devel/leaf> git branch >> * experimental >> master >> mega@luna:~/leaf/devel/leaf> git checkout master >> error: You have local changes to 'repo/webconf/buildtool.cfg'; cannot >> switch branches. > > > Maybe you have not committed the changes to your local branch? In that case > after switching to master, all your changes would have been lost. In the end I did, something I did not want to do, because it disables me to inspect my changes easily. Having the .cgi files in a tarball (as in webconf and lwp) makes it difficult to find out the differences, also possible enhancements which partially are commented poorly. To make it easier for future enhancement I will explode the webconf tarball in my local experimental branch and introduce single files. This will not enhance the capability to compare files between the branches though. We need to find a solution for this in the long run. I can also look at the current lwp files, they should be pretty easy to fix, just tedious to find the problems without being able to compare. The easiest way to get quick results is to report single findings here. I have not been able to find a ticket for it. cheers Erich
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