gmane.network.olsr.devel

Re: [Olsr-users] Configuring TC redundancy parameter?

Jeremy Lakeman — 2013-05-09T23:02:07

So how is this mythical, solves world peace, OLSRv2 shaping up?


On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 5:12 AM, Henning Rogge <hrogge< at >googlemail.com>wrote:

Re: Test the official Android Adhoc mode!

Henning Rogge — 2013-05-02T15:59:30

Hi,

this is really great news, thank you for sharing it! :)

Henning

On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 5:45 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner
<hans< at >guardianproject.info> wrote:

Test the official Android Adhoc mode!

Hans-Christoph Steiner — 2013-05-02T15:45:46

Bruno and others are making some serious progress in getting adhoc mode
officially supported in Android!  His code has been integrated into
CyanogenMod, and is ready for testing:

coordinating test infrastructure

Hans of Guardian — 2013-04-28T19:49:04

I'm just heading back to NYC after a long weekend in Washington DC working with the OTI Commotion crew.  One big piece of news I learned on my trip there is about the testing infrastructure that they have been working on.  Additionally Ben West as been working on VM-based tests.  I watched Ferry and Henning's Battlemesh talks and saw Ferry's Jenkins setup.

I can start with a piece of bad news: the Jenkins test builds that I had setup for olsrd have vanished with that whole server, due to the collapse of the organization that was maintaining it.

There seems to be lots of people working on test infrastructure, so I think its a good time to discuss who is doing what and how we can coordinate. I'll start with the various efforts I've heard something about:

* Ferry's Jenkins
* Ben West's VMs and python tests
* battlemesh shell scripts
* OTI lua scripts
* OTI+LTS system for wifi/mesh performance in changing physical space
* CONFINE setup? (I've only vaguely heard of this)

One very nice potential test bed for

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Henning Rogge — 2013-04-28T08:55:42

I think you slowly see why we were unable to merge master and stable
branch... ;)

Henning

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 10:52 AM, Bastian Bittorf
<bittorf< at >bluebottle.com> wrote:

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Bastian Bittorf — 2013-04-28T08:52:33

* Henning Rogge <hrogge< at >googlemail.com> [28.04.2013 10:45]:

[...]


thanks for feedback, i'am trying to cleanup the plugin - for
now it throws a lot of warnings and errors 8-(

bye, bastian

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Henning Rogge — 2013-04-28T08:17:24

olsr_cfg.h


Use OLSR_PRINTF(), which is defined in defs.h


Yes, its in scheduler.h

This is also scheduler.h

The whole concept of splitting the timers into "info" (contains
callback and general data about the timer) and "entry" one timer that
fits the info description was only done in the master branch. Forget
about olsr_timer_add/remove.

I think this is also scheduler.h

olsr_cfg.h




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Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Alessandro Gnagni — 2013-04-27T18:08:20

Can't help, sorry

Il 27/04/2013 19.49, Bastian Bittorf ha scritto:

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Bastian Bittorf — 2013-04-27T17:49:05

* Alessandro Gnagni <enterprise.nx< at >gmail.com> [27.04.2013 19:47]:

[...]

thank you, will try to adapt that...
what about the other includes?

bye, bastian

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Alessandro Gnagni — 2013-04-27T17:15:23

Here is an example inside mdns plugin of a timer:


struct olsr_cookie_info *RouterElectionTimerCookie = NULL;
  struct olsr_cookie_info *HelloTimerCookie = NULL;
  struct olsr_cookie_info *InitCookie = NULL;

  RouterElectionTimerCookie = olsr_alloc_cookie("Router Election",
OLSR_COOKIE_TYPE_TIMER);
  HelloTimerCookie = olsr_alloc_cookie("Hello Packet",
OLSR_COOKIE_TYPE_TIMER);
  InitCookie = olsr_alloc_cookie("Init", OLSR_COOKIE_TYPE_TIMER);

  olsr_start_timer((unsigned int) INIT_TIMER * MSEC_PER_SEC, 0,
OLSR_TIMER_ONESHOT, initTimer, NULL,
   InitCookie);
  olsr_start_timer((unsigned int) HELLO_TIMER * MSEC_PER_SEC, 0,
OLSR_TIMER_PERIODIC, helloTimer, NULL,
   HelloTimerCookie);
  olsr_start_timer((unsigned int) ELECTION_TIMER * MSEC_PER_SEC, 0,
OLSR_TIMER_PERIODIC, electTimer, NULL,
                   RouterElectionTimerCookie);


Il 27/04/2013 14.15, Bastian Bittorf ha scritto:

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Bastian Bittorf — 2013-04-27T12:15:43

* Ferry Huberts <mailings< at >hupie.com> [27.04.2013 10:57]:

digging through the "oldstyle" code:

olsr_ip_prefix_list.h
...is now in olsr_types.h ?

olsr_logging.h 
...now in log.h ?

olsr_socket.h
...now in scheduler.h ?

olsr_timer.h
??? e.g. where is olsr_timer_add()
was is converted to another syntax? cannot find anything...
olsr_clock ?

olsr_ip_prefix_list.h
??? mdns + p2pd have the includes just disabled?

bye, bastian

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Ferry Huberts — 2013-04-27T08:52:01


On 27/04/13 10:47, Henning Rogge wrote:

That's good enough.


Please don't put it in master until you know it works and that it builds
on all relevant platforms.
You can create a feature branch, put the plugin there, and start
adjusting it to the be functional on master.

Re: missing arproaming-plugin

Henning Rogge — 2013-04-27T08:47:56

Good question, I am not sure there is a good way to keep the history
without a lot of work (like creating a patch series with all the
plugin changes).

Do we NEED the history? Maybe we can just mention the last commit in
the old master branch in the new commit message?

The other question is 'does the arproaming plugin work' or is it still
'work in progress'.

Henning

On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 10:44 AM, Bastian Bittorf
<bittorf< at >bluebottle.com> wrote:

missing arproaming-plugin

Bastian Bittorf — 2013-04-27T08:44:58

the some problem like the OBAMP-plugin occured to
the arproaming-plugin, it was scrubbed while merging
branches. i can retrieve it via

git checkout old-master-branch -- lib/arproaming

what is the correct way to move to new master
without loosing history?

bye, bastian

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Ferry Huberts — 2013-04-26T09:21:40


On 26/04/13 11:19, Saverio Proto wrote:

no problem :-)


I do see a file at openwrt/olsrd-stable-git/files/olsrd.init

Is that the same file?
Should we update/sync it?

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Henning Rogge — 2013-04-26T09:21:21

Not at the moment... but I wonder if we should pull all this data into 
our "openwrt" subdirectory.

Henning Rogge

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Saverio Proto — 2013-04-26T09:19:57

Ferry sorry for discussing it here. We are a bit offtopic.
This is just the init.d file for openwrt.
btw it was pushed
https://github.com/openwrt-routing/packages/commit/16f7810f11cbf74e433f74beb95f9861e4e56fa1

Saverio


2013/4/26 Ferry Huberts <mailings< at >hupie.com>:

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Ferry Huberts — 2013-04-26T09:15:10

Ok guys,

What's the deal with this patch?
I'm guessing it's OpenWRT specific since I don't see that file in our repo?

On 25/04/13 17:41, Saverio Proto wrote:

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Manuel Munz — 2013-04-26T09:03:16

Thanks for pointing that out, forget my last mail and sorry for the noise.

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Saverio Proto — 2013-04-26T08:59:36

It is not the host name with the underscore, the underscore was in the
config file option name.

Saverio


2013/4/26 Manuel Munz <freifunk< at >somakoma.de>:

Re: [PATCH] fix olsr.init script function olsrd_write_plparam() as it wrongly removes dashes. olsrd deamon did not start when the nameservice plugin was active.

Manuel Munz — 2013-04-26T08:57:07

According to http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc952 underscores are not valid
for hostnames. Yes, they are used sometimes, but in general it is
probably not a good idea to do it.

If this is the only thing where this problem occurs i think it should
not be "fixed", except there is a good reason why underscores in
hostnames are needed.

Regards, soma


P.S: Would it be possible to fix the reply to address on this list? I
almost always end up replying to the person who send a mail instead of
to the list.