<mangix>
find build -type f -a ! -name '*.gc??' -exec rm -f {} ';'
<mangix>
find: 'build': No such file or directory
<mangix>
i have no idea what that is
<philipp64>
anything get updated recently that might have broken the build?
<mangix>
besides the version bump, no
<philipp64>
which one? looks like there were several.
<mangix>
the 3.9.0 one
<mangix>
aparcar[m]: I can't replicate the failure.
<aparcar[m]>
mangix: Sounds good
<mangix>
it's probably the configure script failing. i don't care enough for the package to figure it out
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<mangix>
aparcar[m]: uhhhhh why are there two audit packages
<mangix>
they both use the same tarball...
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<dorf>
jow: if you're around and about, I've addressed the issues you raised in my latest commit, all except the bold font issue (install open-sans-ttf!)
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<russell-->
what are workingset_refault in /proc/vmstat?
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<russell-->
adding eth0 (on a ubiquiti bullet m5) makes my memory usage explode (from about 12MB to 20MB) before it just helpfully rests for me
<russell-->
adding to a bridge*
<russell-->
(batman-adv bat0 interface and a wlan0 are the other members of the bridge)
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<russell-->
something to do with cgroup2?
<russell-->
reboot-15093-g501123eb7a
<russell-->
disabling cgroups and namespaces seems to help
<russell-->
only temporarily
<russell-->
about to oom again
<russell-->
oom killed netifd
<russell-->
and my memory came back
<russell-->
whether ethernet is in the bridge or not seems to be mostly irrelevant, just having it plugged in causes leakage, killing netifd (and it restarting) seems to recover memory
<russell-->
top --help
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<russell-->
if i take the wifi interfaces down (wifi down), then plugging the eth0 in doesn't seem to cause the leakage
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<adrianschmutzler>
mangix: you can add the four libnetfilter packages to package repository
<adrianschmutzler>
any reason why you did not do the same for libnetfilter-conntrack?
<adrianschmutzler>
apart from that we should ask jow if that seems reasonable
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<mangix>
it's used in the base feed
<adrianschmutzler>
okay, didn't find it via grep
<mangix>
dnsmasq and iproute2 if I remember correctly
<f00b4r0>
dorf: just my humble opinion here but it seems counter-intuitive to expect (let alone require) users to install a specific font to be able to get the desired theme experience. Can't you make this work with standard system fonts?
<johnf>
the current snapshot, vs 19.07.4, contains extremely large amounts of changes
<johnf>
so if I want to try to fix the issue there, should I start from 19.07.4 or is there some other way?
<dorf>
f00b4r0: it's all about the font weights and what default fonts an OS supplies. there is no one-size fits all font that supports multiple weights, unfortunately, and the binary bold/normal choice inherent with most fonts isn't sufficient.
<f00b4r0>
dorf: my understanding is that this can be dealt with in CSS by specifying a few "well known fonts"? Point being: I don't see a theme that requires a font install having great user popularity.
<f00b4r0>
but maybe I'm wrong.
<f00b4r0>
there's the alternative to use Google Fonts, but that requires connectivity and may also be frowned upon.
<dorf>
a few well-known fonts are already specified. there's probably some more work to be done there to indentify os-resident fonts, sure.
<dorf>
the other alternative is to supply the fonts with the theme.
<f00b4r0>
I'm also thinking that installing extra fonts isn't an option on mobile.
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<dorf>
adguard, which is now shipping as an optional package in snapshot builds, has the same issue, fwiw.
<dorf>
I think maybe supplying the fonts with the theme and placing them in a location such that they can be used globally _might_ be the way to go, for a uniform experience regardless of os/platform.
<dorf>
I mean, we're no longer dealing with 4MB flash storage, so the size of the fonts shouldn't present a major issue.
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<dorf>
Could even be a UI option under theme selection that allows for manual downloading of the required font family if a suitable one isn't present on the client accessing LuCI.
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<dorf>
f00b4r0: the question really is, though, have you tested the theme (with open sanss) and do you see the benefit of multi-weight fonts? :)
<dorf>
jow: the realtime connections table could do with a look.. the javascript is regularly causing firefox to suggest stopping the running scripts on the page.
<dorf>
maybe lazy-loading the table contents might be an idea.
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<f00b4r0>
dorf: I'm fully aware of the merits of multi-weight fonts, all I'm saying is: outside of a few power users, no one is going to install fonts (assuming they can, which is not always the case) just to enjoy a router UI theme ;-)
<f00b4r0>
as for storage size, 4MB are gone, but 8MB are still very much with us...
<f00b4r0>
and based on some websites I've seen working out splendid (and consistent across platforms) UI with system fonts (Segoe, San Francisco, etc), I'd innocently thought it'd be possible to do the same :)
<dorf>
sure, you're referencing OS X and Windows fonts.
<dorf>
Segoe UI is already provisioned.
<f00b4r0>
I don't remember the Android one
<dorf>
as is Ubuntu Sans. Linux/Android/OS X, work to do. Happy to take recommendations.
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<f00b4r0>
dorf: github uses "-apple-system". Looks good to me ;-)
<f00b4r0>
renders as San Francisco as far as I can tell
<dorf>
ok, that's possibly dependent on which variant of OS X you're running. I can hook that in no problemo. Adguard is also using -apple-system
<f00b4r0>
makes the UI feel very much "at home"
<dorf>
sure, that's really the intention. done. let me push that. one moment please...