Sven Roederer

> nanostation m2 loco or an TP-Link TL-WR1043N/ND v1 get so slow (by luci?!) You are aware, that those devices are 32MB RAM only? There is the 4/32-warning of OpenWrt...

The syntax "[[" is also a bash-extension (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/669452/is-double-square-brackets-preferable-over-single-square-brackets-in-ba) not supported in ash. So scripts using this syntax will not work as expected. works in BASH: > bash$ b="test 1234" >...

PR https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/2647 tries to remove some bashism in OpenWrt

Most of the referenced upstream commits have been merged already on 2020-01-26. The last one I just checked and resubmitted again. I assume it will be merged soon. @Akira25 thanks...

Correct host-commands of the build-scripts are executed by the host-bash. But the packages-code will run on the OpenWrt-Router with ash. Let's forget about the "freifunk-berlin-wizard" as this code is deprecated...

just seeing the following in the logs: ``` Sun Apr 5 15:59:28 2020 daemon.info olsrd[2309]: Received netlink error code Invalid argument (-22) Sun Apr 5 15:59:28 2020 daemon.err olsrd[2309]: ....

> as described here What's "here"?

Excluding node from the mesh seems to be an uncommon / unwated intention / border-case, as also mentioned by the Gluon-guys. So changing the package-list will not be done in...

@mweinelt Any idea if hostapd is working on this? @nickbash11 your package makes it quite nice to use this function, even the bash script might not be the most ressource...

> Ok, that's actually surprising for me. I thought meshing via LAN is common. Now, if two routers see each over the air shouldn't they stop meshing over wifi to...