Where's dave?

[Francis Dupont]

> Firmware images of what I hope are the next-to-final-for-this-demo
> binaries, if not configuration files are at:
> 
> http://huchra.bufferbloat.net/~cero1/iscwrt/3.3/3.3.0-3/

=> anyway the configuration files are on the boxes them-selves,
aren't they?

> I have put up a replacement for sd-cpe2 on the same ipv6 address as
> the one that just flew to paris.
> 
> This contains the fix to dhccra, I've checked the sources and
> checksums, but when I start it with -l4 it goes boom.

=> the -l4 option (which is not needed: the problem is on the dnsmasq
side) works well on ida so it could be something from the context
(for instance trying to bind to an address which is not yet assigned).

> However I get an error when I try to start it with the -l4 option,
> with or without dnsmasq running.

=> or an syntaxically invalid IPv4 address?

> Also, I note that the setup6 script has another binary referred to
> that I have not built.
> 
> dhccr6 -q -i $WANIF $GW6

=> it is a typo (dhccra is the right name). Fix on the saved version
in conf/sdb4-ubuntu/setup6

> Using an 'unreal' ipv6 address is causing problems as the fake address
> cannot be routed, and certain things like nameservice, opkg upgrades,
> etc try to use that by default. For sanity's sake it might be sane to
> burn that database onto a flash stick.

=> yes, I have the same issue with cvs which tries to use IPv6 first
(there are a zillion of messages in the IPv6 list about how to fix
this generic issue :-). Note it is for the demo only...

Regards

Francis Dupont <fdupont at isc.org>