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07:56.50DocScrutinizer05does there exist a concept an d maybe even a simple cmdline tool to simplify a scheme for recovery from system critical edits like: `` echo foobar >/tmp/config_tentative && mount -B /tmp/config_tentative ~/.ssh/config ´´  ?
07:57.30DocScrutinizer05rationale: (bind)mounts supposed to be volatile with reboot
07:57.57DocScrutinizer05of course the above scheme missing part two, which is a "commit"
07:58.47DocScrutinizer05umount /tmp/config_tentative && mv /tmp/config_tentative ~/.ssh/config
08:04.20jaromilyou mean gitkeeper? thats for etc
08:04.44DocScrutinizer05sounds interesting
08:05.04DocScrutinizer05does it actually auto-rollback on reboot?
08:06.15jaromilif you tell it to
08:08.20DocScrutinizer05is this a system immanent rollback like with mount, or a scripted active rollback via e.g initscript?
08:08.41DocScrutinizer05sorry, I can't google a manpage for gitkeeper
08:12.33DocScrutinizer05the mount approach has the advantage of being 100% failsafe
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08:40.02hellekinit's not gitkeeper but etckeeper.  It uses a git repo (or mercurial) to keep track of changes in /etc automatically, so you can review what's going on in your config files.
08:44.19hellekinactually you could use a tomb for this.  When you have a working $HOME, you copy the config files to the tomb and create appropriate bind hooks.  Then you synchronize your tomb every time you amke a change that you verified.  If the change breaks something, you can restore the working version from the Tomb.
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08:56.24DocScrutinizer05the point is: when you break something so badly that the system collapses totally, e.g it doesn't even reboot anymore, then what would you do?
08:57.05DocScrutinizer05bind hooks sounds like the solution I came up with, above
08:58.04DocScrutinizer05I'll do a lil fancy and create a script to illustrate what exactly I have in mind
08:58.31DocScrutinizer05errr, what's on my mind - is the idiom I guess
09:02.27hellekinor you could use refractasnapshot and have a VM with your same config, and make your ugrades there.  If everything goes right you snapshot, if there's an issue you debug the VM
09:12.06jsfarinetGood morning all!
09:16.08hellekinhi jsfarinet
09:17.06jsfarinetJust a practical question - for you might be an idiotic one: I installed successfully ascii on qemu - no desktop
09:17.56jsfarinetand went then to /etc  to configure a wireless connection. But: boom! No wpa_supplicant there. Is the commandline connection in devuan/debian done differentely?
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09:40.08jaromil`no. i noticed also wpa is not installed by default, we'll be fixing that
09:50.36DocScrutinizer05hellekin: sure, but that's not to the point
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10:14.28DocScrutinizer05hellekin: maybe for the background - I read about ssh incompatibilities that bust my sftp (needs local update of libssh4), and one of the suggested solutions was to reconfigure sshd_config on the server so it accepts SSH1 algos. Of course the usual advice didn't miss "TEST this new config by ... loging in ... WHILE YOU KEEP OPEN A SHELL TO FIX STUFF WHEN IT'S BROKEN". There often are situations where you have to ponder *how* to rollback
10:14.29DocScrutinizer05when some config changes you do cause a lockout of sorts. The most advanced approach I've seen so far was a "(sleep 600; mv xyfile~ xyfile)&"
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10:15.24KatolaZbut why the damn avahi is automatically iunstalled in jessie?
10:15.34KatolaZsorry
10:15.41KatolaZI meant "ascii"
10:15.52DocScrutinizer05krhrhr
10:16.21DocScrutinizer05why is dang avahi installed anywhere at all, why does it even exist?
10:16.48KatolaZI lost 20 minutes trying to understand why my other computer couldn't reach git.devuan.org
10:16.53KatolaZfrom the same network
10:17.00KatolaZbehind the same access point
10:17.13KatolaZwith the same resolv.conf and nsswitch
10:17.35KatolaZdn the reason was the damn avahi, who had decided that I needed a damn fake ip
10:17.54KatolaZwith a fake default gw
10:17.55KatolaZ:(
10:18.08KatolaZwhy is this shit around at all, seriously?
10:18.09KatolaZ:(
10:18.37DocScrutinizer05same happened to my, some ten or more years ago already
10:18.43DocScrutinizer05me*
10:18.49KatolaZoh surely
10:18.59KatolaZbut since I never reinstall
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10:19.06KatolaZI had forgot the issue
10:19.23DocScrutinizer05everybody does
10:20.18KatolaZit's astonishing to find out how much crap the same developer can put together in ten year, right?
10:20.24DocScrutinizer05actually you wouldn't expect that crap on a server. Neither BT, WLAN, or automounter stuff, though all of that could be found on Hetzner servers witht heir default install
10:20.52jaromilif there would be any cross-distro democratic process and we'd create an anti-avahi party, we'd be seriously getting into office
10:20.53DocScrutinizer05KatolaZ: it's frightening
10:21.04KatolaZjaromil: let's do that
10:21.08KatolaZthis is just SHIT
10:21.16KatolaZcoded in shitty way
10:21.20KatolaZfor shitty reasons
10:21.38KatolaZwhy on earth should linux implement by default Zeroconf?
10:21.47KatolaZwho needs it?
10:21.51KatolaZfor which reasons?
10:21.51DocScrutinizer05nobody
10:22.14jaromilbut KatolaZ there is no democracy, there is some corporate sponsored oligarchy
10:22.27DusXMTI heard it had something to do with interoperating with MacOS on the network?
10:22.27jaromilneeds for mDNS may be argumented
10:22.29KatolaZdemocracy starts from scratch jaromil
10:22.34jaromilbut then leave it as mDNS
10:22.40KatolaZexactly
10:22.47jaromilnot as a daemon that reconfigures things via a dbus clusterfuck
10:22.49KatolaZdo not BLOAT the whole thing into a monster
10:23.00KatolaZand mangles with routing
10:23.02jaromilthat sneaks through packages at any occasion
10:23.13KatolaZI am gonna pinning it as systemd
10:23.15KatolaZprio -1
10:23.16hellekinKatolaZ: avahi is installed in ASCII so you know you have stuff to fix there :D
10:23.20jaromili'm very much for removing avahi from all recommends: fields at least in ascii
10:23.23KatolaZhellekin:  :D
10:23.32jaromilfor a start
10:23.33KatolaZthanks god we have avahi then!
10:23.51KatolaZso I have an excuse to spend 30 minutes on the sofa on a Sunday Morning :D
10:23.54jaromilKatolaZ: have you tried the latest libdevuansdk?
10:24.00jaromili left it stuck at the initrd
10:24.05jaromilwould love you to give it a spin
10:24.07KatolaZjaromil: had no time in the last three days
10:24.08KatolaZsorry
10:24.20KatolaZI can take care of it
10:24.24KatolaZstarting tonight ;)
10:24.46KatolaZI have had some shit to deal with
10:25.04KatolaZstupind things invented by academics to let other academics waste their time more efficiently
10:25.08KatolaZ:(
10:25.33KatolaZanyway guys
10:25.40KatolaZascii looks pretty nice to me
10:25.57KatolaZapart from the fact that we can't install it directly, ATM
10:26.44KatolaZjaromil: I would second removing avahi from recommends:
10:26.59KatolaZif you need it, you damn got to install it manually
10:27.25DocScrutinizer05full ack
10:27.49KatolaZI would also consider putting something like "This software will trash your system and waste a lot of time. If you really want to install it, please type 'Yes, I really want to install it'"
10:28.03KatolaZwhen you apt-get install avahi
10:28.24KatolaZsimilarly to what happens when you try to remove libc6 or the running kernel
10:28.26DocScrutinizer05should be easy to do that in pre-install
10:28.52KatolaZholy shit
10:29.07jaromilahahaha
10:29.15jaromili like the creation of a new VUA-advice: field
10:29.46KatolaZahahahah
10:29.48jaromilWARNING: this package is considered garbage. Save your time digging.
10:29.51KatolaZthat's a great idea jaromil
10:29.57KatolaZahahahahaha
10:31.01DocScrutinizer05wonders if we could have a dummy avahi package with nothing but a warning readme inside, with MAXINT priority, to supersede the real avahi
10:32.12fsmithredmorning
10:33.38fsmithredI don't know how the installer does package lists, but there must be a way to list individual packages instead of whole desktop environment. Without the metapackage, you can get away without some of the crap.
10:34.17DocScrutinizer05metapackages are always nasty
10:34.26DocScrutinizer05well, often
10:34.54fsmithredI'll take xorg but not xfce4
10:35.31fsmithredand not task-anything-desktop
10:36.29fsmithredif all the pieces are individually installed, it makes it easier for anyone to remove the pieces they don't want.
10:37.31hellekindoes anyone know how to disable auto-run for daemons on install?
10:37.47hellekinthat would be a great step
10:37.59DusXMTThat brings memories... back when I just started using ubuntu 8 years ago, I wanted to delete a program and it would delete the entire Gnome...
10:38.15parazydhellekin: https://git.devuan.org/snippets/9
10:49.00jaromilits implemented in the sdk :)
10:49.47hellekinseriously it's that complicated?
10:50.33jaromilthere are only more complicated ways to do that
10:50.45hellekinlol
10:50.52jaromilthis is the simpliest
10:51.06jaromilI actually use apt-get download and unpack it on my own in some scripts
10:51.08hellekinso it was really deisgned to auto start everything.  Duh.
10:51.41hellekincoz of course if you install a package, you want to run it all the time, right?
10:52.28parazydit's the universal operating system for a reason
10:52.32parazydeverything must run
10:52.35parazydforever
10:53.27hellekinfiat lux. No replay, no rolling back.
11:01.11jaromili love when on sunday noone is at work and travis runs faster <3 :^)
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11:17.48KatolaZfsmithred: package lists are another option
11:17.52KatolaZto keep things simple
11:18.04KatolaZthat's what I am using for the minimal live
11:18.20KatolaZbut it might become cumbersome for more complicated setups
11:18.22fsmithredI've used package lists with live-build in the past.
11:18.42fsmithredbut d-i is a big black box for me
11:19.15KatolaZnono
11:19.20KatolaZI don't like d-i
11:19.22KatolaZat all
11:19.35KatolaZit's a hairball
11:20.24hellekinhere comes d-1 :)
11:21.22KatolaZeheheh
11:21.31KatolaZhellekin: is there anything about a new installer yet?
11:21.43KatolaZI am working on something *minimal* for the minimal live
11:21.58KatolaZsomethign that just installs the live system on a disk
11:22.15KatolaZinspired by refractainstaller but much much simpler
11:22.21hellekinsounds good
11:22.22KatolaZwith no questions
11:22.26KatolaZand a simple conf file
11:22.42KatolaZI believe we *need* to start simple
11:23.18fsmithredrefractainstaller started as a list of around 20 commands that dean gave me
11:23.25KatolaZyes fsmithred
11:23.29KatolaZthat's gfreat
11:23.40KatolaZbut in refracta you need to take care of a lot of cornercases
11:23.54KatolaZin the minimal live I already know what we are dealing with
11:24.42fsmithredyup
11:24.59jsfarinetCan i get back to avahi? Do we need it - not speaking for you developers but for a simple user? I remember i asked this when i used slackware and they adviced no ... And i could live without ... ;)
11:25.15jsfarinetBut may debian/devuan is different ...
11:25.33KatolaZhellekin: after all, some of the work wer are doing on the sdk can be reused for a d-1 installer
11:26.20KatolaZjsfarinet: I can't see a single reason why one might need avahi
11:26.38fsmithredjsfarinet, I never install it. When I have had it, I could never figure out what it did.
11:27.14KatolaZfsmithred: it just messes things around
11:27.17fsmithredactually, I think one thing it did was advertise the vnc server on the network
11:27.35fsmithrednot sure how that's an advantage
11:30.47hellekinis there some way of using grep across N unices running various OSes without having to code it? (i.e., did anyone implement such a thing?)
11:31.11KatolaZin principle you should use it in "POSIX" mode, hellekin
11:31.38KatolaZwhich means most of the extended regexp won't work
11:31.47hellekinKatolaZ: I'm interested in comparing differences in the treatment of configuration files
11:32.04KatolaZmmmhhhh
11:32.12jaromilhellekin: dsh
11:32.52KatolaZsame conf files across different unixes?
11:35.10hellekinI was thinking of this issue with /etc/devuan /etc/debian that break some packages and was wondering about a common cross-os way to avoid this. (I sound like LP don't I?)
11:35.45hellekins/\(etc/de.*\)/\1_version/g
11:36.00KatolaZyep
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11:36.51KatolaZwe might probably have something like
11:37.36KatolaZs/\(etc/de\)\(v|b\)?an/\1\2an_version/g...
11:37.43zdzichu/etc/os-release ?
11:37.46zdzichuducks
11:38.25KatolaZthere are a few more things in etc that start with "de."
11:38.31KatolaZe.g. debconf
11:38.44KatolaZdebtree
11:38.50KatolaZdefault...
11:38.51KatolaZ:)
11:39.00KatolaZdeluser.conf
11:39.06KatolaZdebfoster.conf
11:39.15KatolaZand who knows how many other...
11:40.17hellekinzdzichu: thanks :blushes:
11:41.00hellekinalthough this file is actually quite mistaken
11:42.22KatolaZhellekin: it is also not consistent across derivatives...
11:42.26KatolaZAFAIK
11:42.50hellekinno policy for this file?
11:45.01zdzichuhellekin: actually I was half-joking, this file is systemd's invention
11:45.35zdzichuhellekin: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-release.html
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11:47.16hellekinzdzichu: it's not a bad idea, except I'd use /etc/os/{name,version,release,codename,issues,support,...}
11:47.27hellekinwith one value per file
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11:50.28hellekinwith a set of required files (name -> OS name e.g. Devuan; version -> 1.0.0-beta2), and some recommended ones (I think Jesse Smith from DW might be interested in pushing such a scheme for automating his service)
11:50.55hellekinwould /etc/os/ be acceptable across the POSIX world?
11:51.00hellekinand beyond :)
11:51.12hellekinor is it used somewhere alread?
11:54.09KatolaZhellekin: what do you mean by "acceptable in the POSIX world?"
11:58.45hellekinhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKWGGDXe5MA&t=4m57s
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12:00.11KatolaZhellekin: that's a fantastic one :D
12:23.48hellekinis https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-release.html#ID= excluding non-Latin OS names?
12:24.43zdzichuhellekin: "All strings should be in UTF-8 format"
12:25.26hellekin"(no spaces or other characters outside of 0–9, a–z, ".", "_" and "-") identifying the operating system, excluding any version information and suitable for processing by scripts or usage in generated filenames."
12:27.14hellekinSo you can have  NAME="红旗" ID="0xdeadb33f"
12:28.11zdzichuI think so
12:29.05hellekinactually you can do NAME="Ooops" ID=".."
12:31.00zdzichuagetty can use /etc/os-release while parsing /etc/issue template
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14:25.06dimkrdoes anyone know where I can find the Devuan armhf kernel source for rk3288?
14:25.27hellekinhey dimkr nice to see you
14:25.37dimkro/ hellekin :)
14:26.47hellekinhowdie?
14:27.03dimkrtough days, very busy with work and university
14:27.12dimkrzero to very little time to work on FOSS stuff
14:28.12hellekinauthority, please free dimkr's brain
14:34.22parazyddimkr: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/third_party/kernel
14:34.39parazydall the rockchip stuff's here
14:35.28dimkro/ parazyd
14:35.36dimkrso you used the stock Chrome OS kernel?
14:35.44parazydyup
14:35.52dimkrcan you provide me with a build script or the .config?
14:36.07parazydthere is also this: https://github.com/rockchip-linux/
14:36.26parazydone sec
14:36.28dimkrI want the exact kernel in the Devuan images, since it worked great :)
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14:37.54parazydconfig: http://sprunge.us/GeBT
14:38.00parazydgo through to this to see how to build: https://git.devuan.org/devuan/arm-sdk/blob/master/arm/scripts/chromebook-veyron.sh
14:38.36parazydthe exact version/branch is somewhere in the script
14:39.35dimkrwhere were those patches taken from? Arch?
14:39.49parazydkali
14:39.57dimkrack
14:40.20dimkrI'll try to rebase my deblobbing script on top of this
14:40.57parazydcool :) anyway, you can see in arm-sdk where all the needed files are so i guess you're gonna be alright
14:41.03parazydlet me know if you need anything
14:42.29dimkrthanks
14:42.53dimkrI'll try to fork arm-sdk and rebase my stuff from the Puppy Linux kernel build script
14:49.13parazydwell if you are adding support for another distro, please do :) arm-sdk is distro-agnostic
14:49.36parazydso it should easily be able to build any distro
14:51.13parazydjust if you do, try to use the libdevuansdk branch, because things are refactored there, soon to be pushed into master
14:51.52dimkrparazyd, is there any easy way to change the seed?
14:52.04dimkrI want to create a custom image for rk3288, with a different selection of packages
14:52.22parazydyeah, each script has an array called extra_packages
14:52.25parazydjust add it in there
14:52.38parazyds/it/them
14:52.59parazydalso the main config file of arm-sdk has configurable packages
14:52.59dimkrso I'll have to copy the veyron stuff
14:55.01dimkrI want to "inherit" from veyron
14:56.18parazydi'm not sure i'm following...
14:56.37dimkrI want to create a modified veyron image
14:56.39dimkrwith a different kernel
14:56.44dimkrand a different selection of packages
14:57.07dimkrideally, without copying chromebook-veyron.sh so we need to maintain two copies
14:58.27parazydyou're supposed to edit the script to your needs
14:58.44parazydthese are very minimal images now
15:01.56dimkrany idea where /lib/firmware/htc_9271.bin comes from?
15:03.41dimkroh, I see, you fetch latest
15:03.59parazydkernel firmware
15:04.01parazyd^^ yes
15:16.10dimkrk, almost done
15:16.27dimkronly need to generate a targeted kernel config that supports only ath9k_htc and no mali/brcm/whatever requires binary blobs
15:16.52dimkrneed to contact the Libreboot guys once I'm done, this should be the first fully libre distro for rk3288
15:22.51dimkrbtw, parazyd, is there any way to enter the kernel /usr/src/linux after patching and config copying without building, so I can modify the config?
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16:43.39dimkrparazyd, have you tried to run the SDK in an armhf qemu?
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17:30.38jaromildimkr: take into consideration we are rewriting the sdk
17:30.42jaromilor better, refactoring it heavily
17:30.53jaromilthat is coming very soon
17:31.03jaromilso you can put the package list and configuration in a maintainable state
17:31.14jaromilthat we can agree it won't break (we'll watch regressions)
17:32.02dimkrjaromil, will the changes be mergeable?
17:32.17jaromilafter we are finished with this rewrite
17:32.31jaromilanyway if you do just things in arm-sdk
17:32.35jaromili guess parazyd will take care
17:32.38jaromilgtg
17:32.45dimkrI'm doing only just things
17:32.47dimkrI'm a man of justice
17:32.54dimkr:p
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18:06.15tuxd3vhello there guys :)
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18:49.31parazydyes, it will be mergeable into master, but it's really being refactored
18:50.02parazyddimkr: you can edit the config that's provided with arm-sdk
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19:32.03iosowhat is user/password for default arm img?
19:37.12dimkrioso, devuan/devuan?
19:39.14iosodoes not work
19:39.36iosoim on bbb to be specific
19:43.19iosoroot/devuan
19:44.59parazydroot:toor is in the beta1 images, will be root:devuan further on
19:45.14parazydlach of coordination from my side made it that way, sorry
19:45.26parazydlack*
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