On every openmoko distro like fso or shr the user is root with home
/home/root/
those are iirc all oe based -- debian is an om distro too, and it does not
use /home/root/ but /root/. gentoo does so to iirc.
/tmp is a bad idea because its only tmpfs and deleted
everytime it boots up.
and
arne anka schrieb:
Cellhunter tries to read out your $HOME variable. when NOT set it goes
to /home/root (line 536)
that seems to be a very strange fallback
- where is root's home below /home/? so far i've seen it in oe only
- why is the user root assumed?
On every openmoko distro
Tony Berth schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Sebastian Hammerl
list-openm...@omoco.de mailto:list-openm...@omoco.de wrote:
try to start it from the commandline with parameter -d
cellhunter.py -d
perhaps this will tell you more.
Sebastian
I did re-start the
arne anka schrieb:
On every openmoko distro like fso or shr the user is root with home
/home/root/
those are iirc all oe based -- debian is an om distro too, and it does not
use /home/root/ but /root/. gentoo does so to iirc.
/tmp is a bad idea because its only tmpfs and deleted
2009/3/20 Sebastian Hammerl list-openm...@omoco.de
Tony Berth schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Sebastian Hammerl list-openm...@omoco.de
wrote:
try to start it from the commandline with parameter -d
cellhunter.py -d
perhaps this will tell you more.
Sebastian
I did
Tony Berth schrieb:
2009/3/20 Sebastian Hammerl list-openm...@omoco.de
mailto:list-openm...@omoco.de
Tony Berth schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Sebastian Hammerl
list-openm...@omoco.de mailto:list-openm...@omoco.de wrote:
try to start it from the commandline
2009/3/20 Sebastian Hammerl list-openm...@omoco.de
Tony Berth schrieb:
2009/3/20 Sebastian Hammerl list-openm...@omoco.de
Tony Berth schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 8:31 PM, Sebastian Hammerl
list-openm...@omoco.de wrote:
try to start it from the commandline with parameter -d
Cellhunter tries to read out your $HOME variable. when NOT set it goes
to /home/root (line 536)
that seems to be a very strange fallback
- where is root's home below /home/? so far i've seen it in oe only
- why is the user root assumed?
a sane fallback would be /tmp, which usually exists
No, a sane fallback would be to signal an error and exit.
that's no fallback -- that's an exit strategy.
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No, a sane fallback would be to signal an error and exit.
that's no fallback -- that's an exit strategy.
For a problem detected at startup, it's much better than
a bogus fallback.
After all, a missing HOME envvar, or a $HOME that points to a missing
directory is the result of a misconfiguration
I have SHR latest unstable and the latest cellhunter version.
In the very first beginning, when I switched to offline mode a log was
indeed created. After going online and run 'cellhunter_upload.sh' to upload
it to the cellhunter server, no log was re-generated? Why?
Thanks
Tony
that's what I thought too but cellhunter doen't create a new log when going
offline! That's exactly my problem. It did created once, and after
'cellhunter_upload.sh' deleted that file no new log is been generated any
more!
Thanks
Tony
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 5:01 PM, Leonti Bielski
What do you mean by no log was re-generated?
Script cellhunter_upload.sh send info to the server and then delets log file.
New log will be created next time you are using cellhunter in offline mode.
Leonti
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 9:37 AM, Tony Berth tonybe...@googlemail.com wrote:
I have SHR
that's what I thought too but cellhunter doen't create a new log when
going
offline! That's exactly my problem. It did created once, and after
'cellhunter_upload.sh' deleted that file no new log is been generated any
more!
no clue about cellhunter -- but did you ever restart it?
maybe it
Happens for me too - for me cellhunter offline log has never created.
I can't see anything about that in stdout.
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try to start it from the commandline with parameter -d
cellhunter.py -d
perhaps this will tell you more.
Sebastian
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Something I realised on Debian/fyp was that in /usr/bin/cellhunter.py
home is set to /home/root but on fyp root's home is just /root.
Cellhunter 0.4.2 *did not* present an error message when it tried to
write the offline log to a non-existant path, it just silently failed.
So this should
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