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Today's Topics:
1. Re: LinFBB client (Simone)
2. Re: LinFBB client (Ray Wells)
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 07:52:51 +0100
From: "Simone" <bianchi.s@tin.it>
Subject: Re: [xfbb] LinFBB client
To: "List for the LINUX version of FBB" <xfbb@f6fbb.org>
> > Hi Simone,
> >
> > It was worth a try, bad luck that bash didn't help.
> >
> > xfbbC is only the console client to talk to the daemon so I can't
> > imagine changing that would have any effect on the problem. Perhaps you
> > meant xfbbd, the daemon.
Yes, you're right. I was a little in a hurry when I wrote the message and I
didn't think too much.
> >
> > When I connected using xfbbC and then gave the dir command I got kicked
> > off the bbs so I'll have to fix that little problem before I can see
> > what I get with a listing.
To list the fwd directory I've run :
xfbbC -c -i <sysop_call> -w <sysop_passowrd> -l /fwd
and results are the same shown on the picture posted before :
- 142 2006-10-05-20:05-amsat
- 68 2006-10-05-19:51-amsat.old
- 978 2006-12-19-16:16-cx4ae
- 372 2007-03-01-07:24-ik5yzw-6
- 454 2007-11-25-21:50-iq0lt
- 407 2006-09-27-01:51-iz0awg
- 263 2007-10-27-00:37-local
- 100 2006-12-19-05:09-mymsg
- 949 2007-10-27-00:03-n9zzk
- 369 2006-09-24-16:53-on0ar
- 730 2007-10-28-16:39-spider
- 313 2006-10-07-14:34-ve2pkt
- 347 2006-09-24-16:54-vk6hgr
- 172 2006-10-08-21:44-yt7mpb
> >
> > I was looking again at the screen dump you posted and I saw something
> > this time that I missed the first time. If you look at the date column
> > the numbers are all the same. 4274373/13 appears in every row. Can
> > anyone make sense of that number sequence? Where does it come from?
> >
> > Simone, what kernel do you use, and did you compile fbb or did you
> > install from packages?
I use kernel 2.6.16.14 compiled on that machine. I have installed FBB from a
debian package.
I will try to download the source, compile it and make some tests.
> >
> > BTW, if you compile fbb on later 2.6 kernels (I don't know about early
> > 2.6 kernels) you'll get an error at runtime and fbb won't run. This is
> > due some security fixes in the kernel that detect stack overflow. The
> > work around for that is to compile fbb with the -fno-stack-protector
> > option. Just add the option to the end of the CFLAGS line in
> > <fbbsrc>/src/Makefile so that fbb compiles without stack protection.
> > Since fbb wasn't previously checked for stack overflow it doesn't break
> > anything that wasn't already broken.
> >
> > I first encountered this problem on a Kubuntu system when I compiled a
> > newer kernel. fbb then ceased to run.
> >
> > Ray vk2tv
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:19:56 +1100
From: Ray Wells <vk2tv@exemail.com.au>
Subject: Re: [xfbb] LinFBB client
To: List for the LINUX version of FBB <xfbb@f6fbb.org>
Simone wrote:
> >
> >
> >
>> >>Hi Simone,
>> >>
>> >>It was worth a try, bad luck that bash didn't help.
>> >>
>> >>xfbbC is only the console client to talk to the daemon so I can't
>> >>imagine changing that would have any effect on the problem. Perhaps you
>> >>meant xfbbd, the daemon.
>> >>
>> >>
> >
> >Yes, you're right. I was a little in a hurry when I wrote the message and I
> >didn't think too much.
> >
> >
> >
>> >>When I connected using xfbbC and then gave the dir command I got kicked
>> >>off the bbs so I'll have to fix that little problem before I can see
>> >>what I get with a listing.
>> >>
>> >>
> >
> >To list the fwd directory I've run :
> >
> >xfbbC -c -i <sysop_call> -w <sysop_passowrd> -l /fwd
> >
> >
Ah! I approached it differently. I logged on, gave the D command and
then dir. I never use those features.
> >and results are the same shown on the picture posted before :
> >- 142 2006-10-05-20:05-amsat
> >- 68 2006-10-05-19:51-amsat.old
> >- 978 2006-12-19-16:16-cx4ae
> >- 372 2007-03-01-07:24-ik5yzw-6
> >- 454 2007-11-25-21:50-iq0lt
> >- 407 2006-09-27-01:51-iz0awg
> >- 263 2007-10-27-00:37-local
> >- 100 2006-12-19-05:09-mymsg
> >- 949 2007-10-27-00:03-n9zzk
> >- 369 2006-09-24-16:53-on0ar
> >- 730 2007-10-28-16:39-spider
> >- 313 2006-10-07-14:34-ve2pkt
> >- 347 2006-09-24-16:54-vk6hgr
> >- 172 2006-10-08-21:44-yt7mpb
> >
> >
> >
> >
>> >>I was looking again at the screen dump you posted and I saw something
>> >>this time that I missed the first time. If you look at the date column
>> >>the numbers are all the same. 4274373/13 appears in every row. Can
>> >>anyone make sense of that number sequence? Where does it come from?
>> >>
>> >>Simone, what kernel do you use, and did you compile fbb or did you
>> >>install from packages?
>> >>
>> >>
> >
> >I use kernel 2.6.16.14 compiled on that machine. I have installed FBB from a
> >debian package.
> >I will try to download the source, compile it and make some tests.
> >
> >
If you're going to do that may I suggest you delete the deb packages and
compile libax25, ax25-tools, ax25-apps and fbb 7.04o. Bernard, F6BVP has
the latest available. Take a look at this howto for links
http://rose.fpac.free.fr/MINI-HOWTO/
Ray vk2tv
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