13:44 <twanny796> Hello, how do I do a persistent static route?

13:57 <oblikoamorale> https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.network.html#%5BRoute%5D%20Section%20Options ?

14:07 <twanny796> First problem

14:07 <twanny796> The .network files are read from the files located in the system network directory /usr/lib/systemd/network,

14:07 <twanny796> I do not have a network directory in /usr/lib/systemd

14:26 <chewitt> You can put systemd files in /storage/.config/system.d

14:27 <chewitt> but I suspect that's only valid if using networkd .. which LE does not use

14:28 <chewitt> so might be easiest to put some commands in /storage/.config/autostart.sh and background them for ~10 secs

14:41 <weust> Maybe not LibreELEC related, but since I run in on a RPi3+: I use a external MariaDB as database, and notice the client (being LibreELEC/Kodi) making a lot of DNS request for the machine running MariaDB. Every 20 minutes it makes between 300 and 400 requests to my DNS server. Auto-update is disabled, and it's sitting on the home screen doing nothing. Anyone every experienced this behaviour?

15:10 <chewitt> probably (as I also have MariaDB) but I don't watch the dns requests :)

15:10 <chewitt> does anything break?

15:11 <chewitt> if no, don't worry about it

15:14 <weust> No, just noticed it when I watched the pi-hole dashboard and the top request was my mariadb server alias.

15:15 <weust> Bit insance for something not doing anything. Or shouldn't anyway.

15:15 <j0nnymoe> probably just polling for db updates

15:16 <j0nnymoe> could always monitor mariadb activity

16:51 <weust> will try that. hadn't really looked in to it. at work and slipped into my mind.

18:46 <MaDMaLKaV> good , stopping lirc I could verify that with this dts in /dev/input/input2 I indeed read the remote

18:46 <MaDMaLKaV> tested the included remote -nec protocol- and also verified my rc6 MCE remote works too

19:23 <MaDMaLKaV> I don't really understand what the linux,rcmap entry in the dts files is for

19:24 <MaDMaLKaV> If I have a supported ir receiver, shouldn't I be able to use any keymap defined on linux part as far as the protocol is compatible with my receiver?