fenugrec

As a side-note, doesn't that periodic task need to run in the container that has app/cache ? or is there an interaction I don't understand between the cronjob and partkeepr...

> A more "native" and "splitted" approach as for example here: If it's a comparable amount of work and functionality, I think I prefer the "split" approach - a bit...

If I'm not mistaken there is some overlap in the commits here and #44 ? this makes it slightly harder to review and merge, could you either - split the...

Hi, revisiting this after a break, is the global debug flag work complete ? I see some "tmp" commits so it's hard to tell

Hi, yes - the debug level flags are naively implemented, and I disabled logging in the async timer functions partly due to this. Also because having the periodic timer functions...

> external csv would be perfect! It is a strong candidate. I'm still thinking of factors like evolution of the contents (i.e. adding / removing "columns") , ease of querying...

> then any new ROMs, columns, or data that needs to be added would just be added onto that csv file. Rather than just trying to recreate the entire csv...

this ticket also depends on https://github.com/fenugrec/nissutils/issues/13 (done)

Looks like again, things would be easier on linux, thanks to socketcan, and this recently merged ISO-TP support : https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=e057dd3fc20ffb3d7f150af46542a51b59b90127 socketcan already supports a lot of different CAN hardware natively....

> The Subaru ROM I'm looking at has a CAN method that appears to be very similar to the K-Line approach [...] And a kernel is still required. Hm interesting....