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26-01-2008, 11:50
Henrikh

Quote:

Originally Posted by marcolino

Am not experienced with linux, anyway i tried to upgrade to kfurge version.
After plain installation I didn't have the new telnet interface and I was not able to run mldonkey (changes do not commit to nvram, "nvram show" seems to be unchanged).
I was playing with rc.local for a while, so i had copy rc.local form /opt/etc to /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt/etc and BIG MISTAKE I deleted rc.local from /opt/etc. After reboot I was no more able to gain login access to system trough a telnet session. Telnet has old interface and system ask for a login and a password but no name/password satisfy the request. My windows is USBA.
Please, what can I do?

Well the easiest option would be to reflash with the kfurge 1.0.7.8 firmware, connect via telnet. Enter "root" as username, and you should not be prompted for a password.

This is because (as far as i understand) that firmware has programmed the firmware to mount the /shares/MYVOLUME/opt as /opt if it finds any. This means that none of his included goodies will be loaded, and therefore you can not SSH to the router and so on :)

rm -R /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt

When you reboot, the firmware no longer finds an /shares/MYVOLUMe1/opt directory, and will therefore use the /opt directory included in the firmwares filesystem. You should now be able to connect via SSH or telnet, and use the password/username you use in the webinterface.

Alternateively, you will need to rename your old opt directory by doing:
* mv /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt_DO_NOT_LOAD
* Reboot
* Copy the contents of /opt to /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt_DO_NOT_LOAD
* Rename the /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt_DO_NOT_LOAD to /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt
* Reboot

Anyways i would strongly recommend to just delete your old opt directory. I did so because i was afraid the some of my files would interfere with the files Kfurge has included. I had no problems at all after deleting my old opt directory.
26-01-2008, 14:42
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by fireflash

if I disable anything else the poor thing will stop working! :) I'll see what else I can kill, but it's running just enough to do what it needs to do, nothing special.

Edit: Here's what I've got running:

The only think you have running that I don't is, nas, PID 208. What's that? One other thought... Are you using the original HDD or did you change it out?

What happens when you use the hdparm command? Does the drive spin back up immediately?

- K.C.
26-01-2008, 16:07
mumsoft

The Battle of the Two rc.locals, a novel by K.C.Furge

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

Regarding your /opt problem...

The firmware looks for /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt and if it's there, then it mounts /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt over the top of the /opt that's already there and attempts to execute /opt/etc/rc.local. Which rc.local gets executed depends on whether or not /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt exists or not.
[cut]
Lather, rinse, repeat until everything works...
- K.C.

Hi, thanks, this just confirms my dark thoughts... So, as the Old formerware user, I see The Battle of Two rc.locals, fighting each other with fierce strength, until one passes away. Awry!
Here we have the K.C.Furge soldier that sets KCSHELL and names asoc in the LIB-path, en there we have my formerware fellow with his evel sword: mount -o bind /shares/${pool}/opt /opt. Wow! Klang! That wipes away our new brave fellow in /opt/etc. No! Too much dust and smoke is smashed into my eyes! It's not my brave rc.local thats doing the killing. It's the treacherous, evil rcex that stabs K.C.Furge's rc.local in the back, with it's mount bind.

As spectator of this fight I once logged in as marc and had no hostname, then with export I saw KCSHELL and asoc, which my rc.local does not have. Apparently your rc.local was executing. After sudo bash -l I did have a hostname 'sneeuwwitje', that is from my rc.local. That does its ugly mount -o bind /shares/${pool}/opt /opt.
With mount I saw this as the last lines:
/dev/se/2 on /opt type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)
/dev/se/2 on /opt type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)

Henrikh likes to delete his old opt. But that is no opt(ion) for me. I have mt-daapd and Twonky running, and so much time spent there. I want to tear these rc.locals apart. So I go for the renaming of my opt, if possible.

Thanks again for clarifying, maybe it eventually can lead to a better documentation for the formerware users.

Marc
26-01-2008, 16:10
marcolino

rc.local problem

many tanks for your prompt respons, but i forget to mention that i have already tried to reflash three times without results.

Just after telneting is shown:

(none) login:

and no passwords are good. No way to gain control. I am stuck.

Any suggestion will greatly appreciated.
26-01-2008, 16:21
fireflash

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

The only think you have running that I don't is, nas, PID 208. What's that? One other thought... Are you using the original HDD or did you change it out?

What happens when you use the hdparm command? Does the drive spin back up immediately?

- K.C.

I thought NAS was another form of network disc access... fat lot of good that does though, I can't get anything to connect to it :P Samba works with everything, so far.

It is the original drive, the Hitachi drive. I tried killing nas, waveservermain, rcamdmain (which seems to have killed my 'Ready' light ?!), and watchdog, and issued the command and it still spins right back up after a few seconds. I don't know what else to kill.
26-01-2008, 18:35
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by fireflash

It is the original drive, the Hitachi drive. I tried killing nas, waveservermain, rcamdmain (which seems to have killed my 'Ready' light ?!), and watchdog, and issued the command and it still spins right back up after a few seconds. I don't know what else to kill.

OK. There's one final place to look. Make sure "mount" shows nodiratime and noatime as below:

/dev/se/2 on /shares/MYVOLUME1 type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)
/dev/se/2 on /opt type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)

If these options are not set then any time an applications reads from the HDD the access time will be updated causing a write to the HDD.

You set these options with:

mount -o remount,noatime,nodiratime /shares/MYVOLUME1

- K.C.
26-01-2008, 18:49
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by marcolino

and no passwords are good. No way to gain control. I am stuck.

I'm seeing a trend here... The conversion of rc.local from 1.0.4.6 to 1.0.7.8 can be somewhat difficult and many people are getting stuck with no ability to log in. Unfortunately, unless you put the copy button bypass into *your* rc.local, the bypass does not work.

In retrospect, the bypass is in the wrong spot. It should be in /apps/bin/rcex which mounts the /opt directory and executes rc.local. That way pressing the copy button will *force* a boot with the firmware's /opt directory which is known to work. I'll be uploading an updated firmware image shortly which addresses this issue.

- K.C.
26-01-2008, 19:37
fireflash

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

OK. There's one final place to look. Make sure "mount" shows nodiratime and noatime as below:

/dev/se/2 on /shares/MYVOLUME1 type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)
/dev/se/2 on /opt type reiserfs (rw,noatime,nodiratime)

If these options are not set then any time an applications reads from the HDD the access time will be updated causing a write to the HDD.

You set these options with:

mount -o remount,noatime,nodiratime /shares/MYVOLUME1

- K.C.

Nope, that ain't it either.. both are mounted correctly. I'm gonna try something silly like disabling my wireless.. Just had a silly thought.. And I'm not using it right now anyways.
27-01-2008, 01:22
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by fireflash

Nope, that ain't it either.. both are mounted correctly. I'm gonna try something silly like disabling my wireless.. Just had a silly thought.. And I'm not using it right now anyways.

I think I have the answer (again...). Spindown seems hit-or-miss without "smartctl -dT" to disable SMART.

Add "smartctl -dT ${internal_hdd}" to your rc.local and see if it stays spun down.

- K.C.
27-01-2008, 01:27
fireflash

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

I think I have the answer (again...). Spindown seems hit-or-miss without "smartctl -dT" to disable SMART.

Add "smartctl -dT ${internal_hdd}" to your rc.local and see if it stays spun down.

- K.C.

I seem to recall the same command in the old rc.local :) I'll give it a whirl and see what it does later tonight when I've stopped playing music off of it. :)
27-01-2008, 02:54
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by fireflash

I seem to recall the same command in the old rc.local :) I'll give it a whirl and see what it does later tonight when I've stopped playing music off of it. :)

Yea. I was hoping I could keep SMART enabled. It would be nice to have the smart status available. Wish full thinking, I guess.

- K.C.
27-01-2008, 03:08
kfurge

Another quick release

I've posted another release to help those who are locking themselves out with bad rc.local startup scripts. Please read this link for details:

http://wl700g.homelinux.net/drupal/?q=node/193

The image can be downloaded from here:

http://www.wl500g.info/files/asus/cu...kc_1078_02.nas

or here:

http://wl700g.homelinux.net/drupal/?q=node/134

- K.C.
27-01-2008, 03:39
fireflash

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

Yea. I was hoping I could keep SMART enabled. It would be nice to have the smart status available. Wish full thinking, I guess.

- K.C.

Yes, it would. but the good news is, that seems to have done the trick, it just went to sleep. :)
27-01-2008, 06:21
monkey8

I'm another telnet/unix/linux newbie here.... please bare with my stupidity..

I'm able to install the customer firmware perfectly. My stupidity was to change my BT client port and tracker port to the same port#.. Now, mldonkey wouldn't start.. here is the log for mlnet.log

Code:

2008/01/27 00:14:02 [bTM] BT-client_port and BT-tracker_port can not be the same. 2008/01/27 00:14:02 [bTM] Change one of the settings and restart MLDonkey, exiting...

so I tried editing the bittorrent.ini files, but no success as the file is no attribute for write access.. I suspect mldonkey is still running? I tried turning it off, by doing nvram set kc_run_mldonkey=No. but no success also.

tried force change attribute, still no go... Can you experts point me to a possible resolution? thanks.

monkey8
27-01-2008, 10:48
Henrikh

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey8

I'm another telnet/unix/linux newbie here.... please bare with my stupidity..

I'm able to install the customer firmware perfectly. My stupidity was to change my BT client port and tracker port to the same port#.. Now, mldonkey wouldn't start.. here is the log for mlnet.log

Code:

2008/01/27 00:14:02 [bTM] BT-client_port and BT-tracker_port can not be the same. 2008/01/27 00:14:02 [bTM] Change one of the settings and restart MLDonkey, exiting...

so I tried editing the bittorrent.ini files, but no success as the file is no attribute for write access.. I suspect mldonkey is still running? I tried turning it off, by doing nvram set kc_run_mldonkey=No. but no success also.

tried force change attribute, still no go... Can you experts point me to a possible resolution? thanks.

monkey8

*NEVER MIND THIS. Bear with me, i have hangovers and have only slept for like 5 hours :-P*
Your problem is that you have both the client_port and tracker_port set to the same value. The tracker_port defines what port MLDonkey will use if you want to run your own tracker, where the client_port is the port being used to download torrents. Just reset tracker_port to its default value (6881) and only change client_port.

have you tried to open the file starting with the sudo command? (Eg. "sudo nano bittorrent.ini")? Or change the permissions (sudo chmod bittorrent.ini 777)?
27-01-2008, 13:46
pixelartist

I just want to add a hint to the new WL700gE_kc_1078_02.nas image instruction.

WAIT for it. As written by kfurge, the ready lamp will blink.

After installing this on my brick, my ready lamp came back on, no flashing at all. After 3 Minutes of hdd activity, it suddenly started flashing!

Right now i am successfully connected via telnet and trying to fix all the mess.
27-01-2008, 19:20
hweom

First of all, I want to thank kfurge for doing such a great job. Without this custom image, this router has only small part its powers.

Now goes the question :)
I've successfully installed the image and set up MLDonkey. However, MLDonkey seems to eat all available CPU time:

Code:

PID PPID USER STAT VSZ %MEM %CPU COMMAND 541 1 root R 40340 65% 93% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127. 582 580 root S N 40340 65% 3% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127. 191 1 root S 4880 8% 1% upnp -D -L br0 -W eth0 588 587 admin R 1792 3% 1% top 4 1 root RWN 0 0% 0% [ksoftirqd_CPU0] 5 1 root SW 0 0% 0% [kswapd] 580 541 root S 40340 65% 0% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127.

MLDonkey web interface loads for ages. It takes several minutes to fully load transfers page.

Is it normal, or I have misconfigured something?
27-01-2008, 21:15
LeperKing

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

I've posted another release to help those who are locking themselves out with bad rc.local startup scripts.

So far, so good! Thanks for the great custom firmware, KC.

LK
27-01-2008, 21:53
gratitude182

thanks kfurge for your newfirmware and the work on it...

i will test it today.

grat182
27-01-2008, 22:13
pixelartist

I too want to thank Kfurge, i havent tested everything, but so far its running nice and smooth.

Great JOB!
27-01-2008, 22:21
mumsoft

How-to upgrade opt in the make

Hi,

I'm doing the update of this great firmware the difficult way. I want to update my opt directory, not to remove it.
So I'm busy doing that and meanwhile I prepare sort of a howto for others.

Of course, if one of you has it complete already, please overrule me.

Marc
O, BTW: I like to THANK mister Furge for his excellent job! :)
28-01-2008, 01:17
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by mumsoft

I'm doing the update of this great firmware the difficult way. I want to update my opt directory, not to remove it.
So I'm busy doing that and meanwhile I prepare sort of a howto for others.

Thank you Marc! I look forward to your how-to contributions.

- K.C.

P.S. I'm in the same boat you are. I have quite a substantial /opt on my own primary router that will be brought kicking and screaming to 1.0.7.8 soon.
28-01-2008, 03:32
tuepen

Will i lose files when reflashing.

will i lose all my files on the box when i reflash/upgrading firmware?
28-01-2008, 03:44
fireflash

Quote:

Originally Posted by tuepen

will i lose all my files on the box when i reflash/upgrading firmware?

99.9% of the time, no. There is always that .1% chance that something will go ker-plooie though. If you're the paranoid type, backup your goods. :)
28-01-2008, 09:10
mumsoft

Quote:

Originally Posted by tuepen

will i lose all my files on the box when i reflash/upgrading firmware?

Not likely. But if you have a /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt folder and a running rc.local from your 1.0.4.6 KC Furge image, it is best to, BEFORE you do the update: mv /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt_DO_NOT_LOAD
If you get a message about opt being busy
a) disable all own added software. Set # in front of such startups in rc.local, but at least leave the telnet stuff there unaltered.
b) reboot
c) mv /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt /shares/MYVOLUME1/opt_DO_NOT_LOAD (you need to have telnet running or this will not be possible)

I have updated my Asus without this and had several problems with not starting up, resetting etc. I even had to reset to factory defaults once. I blame the old rc.local.
But all my shares are untouched, music, pictures etc are not affected.

So take care, and wait a while till I finish my how to

Marc
28-01-2008, 12:27
elgatoz

Quote:

Originally Posted by hweom

First of all, I want to thank kfurge for doing such a great job. Without this custom image, this router has only small part its powers.

Now goes the question :)
I've successfully installed the image and set up MLDonkey. However, MLDonkey seems to eat all available CPU time:

Code:

PID PPID USER STAT VSZ %MEM %CPU COMMAND 541 1 root R 40340 65% 93% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127. 582 580 root S N 40340 65% 3% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127. 191 1 root S 4880 8% 1% upnp -D -L br0 -W eth0 588 587 admin R 1792 3% 1% top 4 1 root RWN 0 0% 0% [ksoftirqd_CPU0] 5 1 root SW 0 0% 0% [kswapd] 580 541 root S 40340 65% 0% /opt/bin/mlnet.lite -allowed_ips 127.

MLDonkey web interface loads for ages. It takes several minutes to fully load transfers page.

Is it normal, or I have misconfigured something?

i believe not, are you downloading files with many sources? or have you put files in your share folder and now its hashing? give more info's
28-01-2008, 16:41
marcolino

Easy control for mldonkey

Two question:
1) Since mldonkey use a LOT of cpu resources would be very interesting having the possibility to start and stop it in a easy way. Stopping of course is only a matter of killing the core using Sancho, but restarting requires a telnet session and typing some annoying commands (not very comfortable).

2) I have the ftp server accessible from wan and would be very interesting to me knowing who is connected at that time, possibly in real time. Is there the possibility? Could I manage the user's connections?

Thanks in advance to anyone will help me.
(sorry for my ignorance and rusty english, but EXPERTS exists to be hopefully helpful)
28-01-2008, 17:58
hweom

Quote:

Originally Posted by elgatoz

i believe not, are you downloading files with many sources? or have you put files in your share folder and now its hashing? give more info's

I have ~10 files with >100 sources each.
I have set up share a day ago, so I suppose hashing should be done by now. CPU usage is sill up to 100%
28-01-2008, 22:05
dalanik

Quote:

Originally Posted by marcolino

2) I have the ftp server accessible from wan and would be very interesting to me knowing who is connected at that time, possibly in real time. Is there the possibility? Could I manage the user's connections?

I wanted to ask the same thing! Or at least, be able to disable some accounts that have access to ftp?

D.
29-01-2008, 02:56
elgatoz

Quote:

Originally Posted by hweom

I have ~10 files with >100 sources each.
I have set up share a day ago, so I suppose hashing should be done by now. CPU usage is sill up to 100%

hmmm i think that is too much for the cpu :eek:
you can play with loop_delay to save cpuload and try to reduce disk access cause i think this is still the bottleneck playing with diskbuffer etc..
http://mldonkey.sourceforge.net/MemoryUsage maybe useful too

but imo this will not help thats just too much,
i started one big well seeded torrent ~40peers 500-700kb/s download= 80% cpuload, like to hear more mldonkey-experience on the wl700 here :) greetz

edit: setting share_scan_intervall=0 try this too
29-01-2008, 10:41
monkey8

Quote:

Originally Posted by Henrikh

*NEVER MIND THIS. Bear with me, i have hangovers and have only slept for like 5 hours :-P*
Your problem is that you have both the client_port and tracker_port set to the same value. The tracker_port defines what port MLDonkey will use if you want to run your own tracker, where the client_port is the port being used to download torrents. Just reset tracker_port to its default value (6881) and only change client_port.

have you tried to open the file starting with the sudo command? (Eg. "sudo nano bittorrent.ini")? Or change the permissions (sudo chmod bittorrent.ini 777)?

Thank you Henrikh!! this resolved my issue. I was in pain trying to get that fix and I only had 2 hrs of sleep that night.

Now, I have second problem. I have wl700ge behind my Linksys WRT54G (192.168.3.1). wl700ge is getting a static IP addr. of 192.168.3.100. Meaning, I have wl700ge treated as a client behind my WRT54G. before I mess up the ports 2 days ago, I was able to HTTP access MLdonkey by typing in 192.168.3.100:4080. The first time I had an error that asked me to add my PC's ip address (192.168.3.109) into mldonkey's 'allowed_ips'. I did, and it worked.

Now after i fixed the port issue, I can't access it anymore. i have even tried the 'nvram set kc_ssh_wan_access=Yes' still no go. I wonder what I did wrong? note, I can access WL700gE web Manager by just typing in 192.168.3.100 tho.. umm..

So, simply, hope the above arn't too complicated. I wish to access mldonkey's webui from outside... it was possible before, but now can't. Any suggestions?

thanks in advance.. and kfurge, keep up the great work! I appreciate what you offer to the community!
30-01-2008, 00:41
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey8

The first time I had an error that asked me to add my PC's ip address (192.168.3.109) into mldonkey's 'allowed_ips'. I did, and it worked.

Interesting. You shouldn't have had to do this since the entire internal subnet 192.168.3.x is configured for full access by the startup script.

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey8

So, simply, hope the above arn't too complicated. I wish to access mldonkey's webui from outside... it was possible before, but now can't. Any suggestions?

What do you mean by outside? So far everything you mentioned has been "inside". I.e. on the LAN interface 192.168.3.x. Is this what you can no longer access?

Please log into the router via telnet or ssh and post the mldonkey startup output in /tmp/mldonkey.out.

- K.C.
30-01-2008, 04:50
ice-cool

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

Something must have happened when the file got copied... The 42000 GID is indicative of an Asus made user. Maybe you didn't copy it as root? The firmware image has the UID:GID for all files set to 0:0.

Fixing is easy with chgrp, though other sudo related files are probably also broken.

- K.C.

I have a problem same Neil

Code:

Downloading http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/oleg/cross/stable/Packages.gz wget: missing URL Usage: wget [OPTION]... [URL]... Try `wget --help' for more options. An error ocurred, return value: 1. Collected errors: ipkg_download: ERROR: Command failed with return value 1: `wget -q -P http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/oleg/cross/stable/Packages.gz' WARNING: Unable to remove temporary directory: : No such file or directory

Sorry this is a dumb question and Im very newbie.
I don't know how to chgrp. ?
Could you give me more detail fro fix this problem ?
30-01-2008, 08:29
monkey8

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

Interesting. You shouldn't have had to do this since the entire internal subnet 192.168.3.x is configured for full access by the startup script.

What do you mean by outside? So far everything you mentioned has been "inside". I.e. on the LAN interface 192.168.3.x. Is this what you can no longer access?

Please log into the router via telnet or ssh and post the mldonkey startup output in /tmp/mldonkey.out.

- K.C.

Thanks for the prompt reply, kfurge.

mldonkey startup output in /tmp/mldonkey.out:

Code:

2008/01/29 19:05:44 [cO] Starting MLDonkey 2.9.2 ... 2008/01/29 19:05:44 [cO] Language EN, locale ASCII, ulimit for open files 1024 2008/01/29 19:05:44 [cO] MLDonkey is working in /shares/MYVOLUME1/MYSHARE1/.mldonkey 2008/01/29 19:05:44 [Gettext] Loading language resource mlnet_strings.EN_ASCII 2008/01/29 19:05:44 [cO] loaded language resource file 2008/01/29 19:05:44 [DNS] Resolving [WL700gE] ... 2008/01/29 19:05:45 [DNS] Resolving [www.mldonkey.org] ... 2008/01/29 19:05:45 [cO] Logging in /shares/MYVOLUME1/MYSHARE1/.mldonkey/mlnet.log 2008/01/29 19:05:49 [dMain] Core started

Here is my current connection:

Quote:

Linksys (WAN IP= Public addr., LAN IP = 192.168.3.1)
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+----- wl700ge (WAN IP= 192.168.3.100, LAN IP 192.168.1.1)
| |
| |
| |
| +------ System two (LAN IP = 192.168.1.100)
.
.
.

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+----- System One (LAN IP = 192.168.3.109)

as you can see from the above diagram, from System two, I have no problem accessing mldonkey's http webui. However, I'm not able to from System One, which I was able to before. Any ideas?

thx.
31-01-2008, 11:24
dalanik

What about connecting to the Mldonkey web interface (or via sancho) from the outside (WAN)? Is that possible?
01-02-2008, 00:43
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey8

as you can see from the above diagram, from System two, I have no problem accessing mldonkey's http webui. However, I'm not able to from System One, which I was able to before. Any ideas?

If the firewall is enabled, you will have to punch a hole through it for the mldonkey http port. Otherwise nobody on the 192.168.3.x network will be able to attach. Maybe you initially didn't have the firewall enabled? If it's on, maybe you should disable it?

Regarding your network configuration... It seems a little strange... Is there a reason why you have it this way? Why not make the wl700g an AP and keep everything on the same network?

- K.C.
01-02-2008, 00:44
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by dalanik

What about connecting to the Mldonkey web interface (or via sancho) from the outside (WAN)? Is that possible?

I could pretty easily make this configurable like wan SSH access.

- K.C.
01-02-2008, 00:48
kfurge

Quote:

Originally Posted by ice-cool

tion and Im very newbie.
I don't know how to chgrp. ?
Could you give me more detail fro fix this problem ?

I'm unclear what your problem(s) are... Regarding chgrp, there are plenty of on-line linux manpages. Google "chgrp manpage".

Regarding your wget problem, I think your path is messed up. You must have /opt/bin and /opt/sbin before /bin and /sbin. The wget on the router must not be good enough.

- K.C.
01-02-2008, 04:43
hweom

Quote:

Originally Posted by elgatoz

i started one big well seeded torrent ~40peers 500-700kb/s download= 80% cpuload, like to hear more mldonkey-experience on the wl700 here :) greetz

edit: setting share_scan_intervall=0 try this too

I set share_scan_interval = 0 and also ED2K-max_sources_per_file = 100.
MLDonkey keeps occupying 85-99% of CPU, but it doesn't seem to affect whole system performance. Web surfing and file access are pretty fast. eDonkey downloading is also OK - about 1Gb per day.
03-02-2008, 01:45
monkey8

Quote:

Originally Posted by kfurge

If the firewall is enabled, you will have to punch a hole through it for the mldonkey http port. Otherwise nobody on the 102.168.3.x network will be able to attach. Maybe you initially didn't have the firewall enabled? If it's on, maybe you should disable it?

Regarding your network configuration... It seems a little strange... Is there a reason why you have it this way? Why not make the wl700g an AP and keep everything on the same network?

- K.C.

haha. Kfurge, I feel stupid. it's really the firewall...

I will be using wl700ge as the main AP as soon as I have it setup and persuade my brother to get rid of the WRT54g.

one question about mldonkey's download speed limit.. I use it primary for BT. I notice in all my downloads speed will never go pass the 20k/s mark.

i've tried the change the max_hard_download_rate to any values over 20, but it wouldn't let me. however, my max_hard_download_rate_2 = 150.

any ideas on this as well? thanks in advance!

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