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@ -4726,9 +4726,9 @@ outside of it
[X] 2) if so, convert it to lualinux [X] 2) if so, convert it to lualinux
[X] 3) add netlink socket to event loop [X] 3) add netlink socket to event loop
[X] 4) make it send messages to subscribers [X] 4) make it send messages to subscribers
5) package it [X] 5) package it
6) make uevent-watcher use it instead of netlink directly [X] 6) make uevent-watcher use it instead of netlink directly
7) write an inout test variant that has the stick inserted [X] 7) write an inout test variant that has the stick inserted
at boot time already at boot time already
I'm also thinking we could wrap the raw fds from lualinux into small I'm also thinking we could wrap the raw fds from lualinux into small
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figure out what event format the subscribers want? lua-ish or send the figure out what event format the subscribers want? lua-ish or send the
same messages as udev would? If we're going to send the originals, same messages as udev would? If we're going to send the originals,
should we store them alongside the parsed, or reconstruct from parsed? should we store them alongside the parsed, or reconstruct from parsed?
Sat Apr 27 21:52:11 BST 2024
We have a passing inout test. Next thing to do is try it on
the actual arhcive hardware
Next big thing is some kind of failovery service. Almost-obvious
candidate is LTE failover with aaisp l2tp tunnel
Tue Apr 30 23:27:30 BST 2024
I want to connect my new ip camera to arthur without letting it reach the
internet, or the internet reach it.
we could plug it into a gl.inet box running dhcp server on lan
and client on wan, then use NAT to expose the camera's http and rtsp
ports on whatever address it has on the wan interface