systemdlete | Does anyone else besides me find the tp-link.com website extraordinarily slow? All other sites and connections are fine here. Just tp-link.com, and their support doesn't seem to get this. I've written them 3x now and they are still baffled by the question, apparently. | 09:10 |
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cronolio | mtr tp-link.com | 09:26 |
Xenguy | Yes, it is very slow. Running 'mtr' on that URL shows a lot of delays also it seems. | 09:27 |
Xenguy | hah | 09:27 |
djph | iow, not only is their network kit subpar, so also is their website. | 13:43 |
luser978 | ime the worse a hightech co's website is, the better the produts they make are. and vice versa. ic maker's sites in particular. | 16:53 |
systemdlete | thank you Xenguy for comparison checking. I just want to make sure it really ISN'T my system, somehow... even though all my other open tabs and other browsers don't have this. | 18:05 |
systemdlete | I wonder if tp-link has a IRC channel... wouldn't that be fun. | 18:05 |
Xenguy | systemdlete: np | 18:16 |
systemdlete | rsyslog (or syslog-ng) is installed in /usr/sbin. Will /usr be mounted in time for the logger to start if /usr is a separate filesystem? (I don't want to debate separate /usr fs here; I'm just wondering if it will work on a separate /usr) | 19:49 |
systemdlete | I guess the answer boils down to when the services are started, if all the mounts are completed (including /usr) BEFORE the logger is started. I suppose that can be accomplished by correct ordering. | 19:52 |
cronolio | i don't know but i guess first think which is doing a init system it's setup 1 system clock 2 mount fs and virtual fs | 19:55 |
systemdlete | rsyslog is S02 so that's pretty early in the startups | 19:55 |
cronolio | 0 maybe there also mount kernel modules | 19:56 |
cronolio | mount - load | 19:56 |
systemdlete | It looks like mountall.sh does the processing of fstab, but I can't find where that is called from. | 19:58 |
cronolio | other software like mount mountpoint can use fstab | 20:00 |
systemdlete | Looks like mountall.sh is called from something named /etc/init.d/.depend.boot | 20:01 |
systemdlete | and that is called from rc | 20:02 |
systemdlete | so /etc/init.d/rc calls /etc/init.d/.depend.boot and that calls mountall.sh | 20:03 |
systemdlete | and that happens before the services are started. | 20:03 |
systemdlete | I'm still not sure if I like that the logger is in /usr. There could be cases where admins need to boot in single mode to investigate something and need the logger running for whatever reason. idk, just my take. | 20:04 |
cronolio | init looking into inittab and there is rc 1-6 or S or ... thne rc.. then init.d/script | 20:05 |
DPA | The only thing that should process the /etc/fstab is `mount` itself. My system would break badly otherwise, my /etc/fstab is a directory... | 20:07 |
DPA | Or rather, libmount1, to be more precise. | 20:10 |
systemdlete | DPA: Take a look at mountall.sh in /etc/init.d | 20:11 |
systemdlete | This is how all the local filesystems get mounted. | 20:11 |
* systemdlete has answered his own question anyway | 20:11 | |
DPA | O my god, /lib/init/mount-functions.sh really does parse the fstab, and it doesn't handle /etc/fstab/*.fstab, but only /etc/fstab.d/*.fstab. I wonder if my system will survive renaming the folder... | 20:16 |
DPA | It didn't work. Looks like there's a bug, since support for /etc/fstab.d/ was removed from libmount, /etc/fstab/ as directory still works though, but mount-functions.sh only checks the former... | 20:23 |
DPA | I'm kind of surprised though that my system didn't seam to have problems starting and shutting down regardless, though. | 20:23 |
Wonka | DPA: for the time being, make the one a symlink to the other? | 20:26 |
DPA | Yea, I guess that should work, thanks. | 20:29 |
Wonka | always happy to help :) | 20:32 |
n4dir | I want to add the repository of the audio distribution librazik to devuan, and i want to pin it. I did it on the other PC, but now it fails. Here is the full info | 23:11 |
n4dir | http://paste.debian.net/1164895/ | 23:11 |
n4dir | content of /etc/apt/preferences.d/99librazik; content of /etc/apt/sources.list.d/librazi_repo and output of apt-cache policy | 23:11 |
n4dir | ta-da. Got it sorted. I had to replace pasapas in the 99-librazik with download.tuxfamily.org | 23:13 |
n4dir | looking a bit closer at the output of apt-cache policy made it clear. | 23:13 |
n4dir | Next question: Pin-Priority do i want? | 23:14 |
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