<mangix>
aparcar[m]: i noticed there are 3 arm targets with the CI
<mangix>
could get rid of one
<aparcar[m]>
mangix: PRs welcome
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<aparcar[m]>
mangix: đź’Ż
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<grift>
aparcar[m]: whats your message in particular do you find weird?
<grift>
err what message in particular do yuo find weird?
<grift>
you seem to have to labeling issues there
<grift>
as a matter of fact that doesnt look like "selinux-policy" that looks like "refpolicy"
<grift>
this is a pretty clear hint on that: "
<grift>
/etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files/file_contexts: line 1 has invalid context system_u:object_r:
<grift>
default_t
<grift>
when you install "selinux-policy" then you shouldnt install "refpolicy", remember that currently both packages share /etc/selinux/config and so installing both could currently have undesirable effects
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<grift>
we should address that
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<grift>
also make sure you use recent version of selinux-policy, you seem to be using an older version
<grift>
aparcar[m]: i see youre using the fstools patch from dango? : "9.215230] mount_root: applying SELinux labels to /overlay"
<grift>
i guess its using the wrong file_contexts file
<grift>
its using the one in /etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files and not the one in /etc/selinux/selinux-policy/contexts/files
<grift>
but yes theres a mismatch between the policy thats loaded (old selinux-policy) and the file_contexts file thats being used to relabel the overlay (targeted/refpolicy)
<grift>
ie the /etc/selinux/config on the squashfs probably differs from the one you have on your overlay
<grift>
so procd uses the one from the squashfs (selinux-policy), and then fstools uses the one on the overlay (refpolicy) to relabel the overlay
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<grift>
maybe you were using an old overlay image?
<grift>
you should probably just create a new image with current selinux-policy, without refpolicy and with a clean overlay
<grift>
bottom line ithat that the ext fs mounted on overlay still had refpolicy labels which are invalid in selinux-policy
<grift>
different policy, different labels
<grift>
and on top of that you are using old selinux-policy
<grift>
but its pretty obvious to me the dango's fstools patch does work (atleast to one extent or another)
<grift>
because its actually relabeling
<grift>
anyway i would suggest you try again, and this time with an up-to-date selinux-policy, and make sure you dont have refpolicy installed. also ensure that youre working from a clean image
<grift>
if you have both selinux-policy and refpolicy then that might currently cause issues
<grift>
due to /etc/selinux/config being owned by both
<grift>
once you did a make menuconfig look in .config and ensure that "refpolicy" is not in there or that its disabled
<grift>
ie probably time to do a cd ~/openwrt && git pull
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<ynezz>
Hauke: unfortunately that gcc10 -fanalyzer seems to be unusable for CI as it produces false positives like this one in uhttpd http://sprunge.us/VhB8U7
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<Hauke>
aparcar[m]: thanks for taking care of CONFIG_F2FS_FS_XATTR, this was broken without your changes
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<russell-->
ssh root@ap2.buffalogap.ptp
<russell-->
oops, lol
<zorun>
root@ap2.buffalogap.ptp's password:
<zorun>
(you never know ;) )
<olmari>
<olmari>
or
<olmari>
******
<olmari>
*******
<zorun>
damn
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<russell-->
omg, all my passwords are a string of *'s, how did you guess?
<SwedeMike>
hunter2
<Hauke>
ynezz: yes, when I activated -fanalyzer locally I also got two warnings which looked like false positives
<Hauke>
dottedmag: when we use DSA each Ethernet port gets an own entry in the device tree and I think we only should use the used ports with swocnfig too
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<grift>
targeted blockmount this morning, so now its openwrt, luci, luci-acme, sftpserver and blockmount
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<nick[m]>
a network reload does not remove not used prefixes? is that behavior wanted? just a restart is killing the old stuff
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<dottedmag>
Hauke: there seems to be a DT passed by bootloader. There is a problem though – Linux 5.4 trips with WRN on it. Is there a way to extract DT as it is passed (not in /sys/firmware/devicetree)? I was going to send a message to linux-mips ML, but without attached DT it is kinda useless.
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