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Meeting 2022 02
lemoer edited this page Apr 12, 2022
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12.04.2022 20:00 CEST - mumble.freifunk.net
- Aiyion (ffh)
- benjamin (ffsh)
- blocktrron (ffda)
- florian
- goligo (ffmuc)
- hexa
- lemoer (ffh)
- mkg20001 (ffgraz)
- gabor/5br (ffgraz)
- Neoraider
- rotanid (ffaltdorf)
- T_X (ffhl/ffv)
- tomh
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OpenWRT 19.07 is now EOL (tomh)
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https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/security
- Version: 19.07; Current status: Security maintenance; Projected EoL: March 2022
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https://github.com/freifunk-gluon/gluon/wiki/Release-life-cycle
- v2020.2.x --> EOL Announcement
- v2021.1.x --> no EOL, we have no followup release and OpenWrt is also still doing updates
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https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/security
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Target migration (aiyion)
- Progress ar71xx -> ath79
- deviceclass vs target (current list is too short)
- 100 devices minimum
- https://md.darmstadt.ccc.de/gluon-meetup-2022-02-ath79-devices-missing
- ramips-mt7621
- No progress
- Needs fix for autoupdater (call with
ignore support-ver
)- Needs to be fixed upstream
- Needs fix to strip
support-ver
from manifest- Required for upgrades from legacy
- https://github.com/freifunk-gluon/gluon/issues/2300
- Progress ar71xx -> ath79
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switch to OpenWRT 22.03 for master (#2426) (blocktrron)
- should be done before Gluon v2022.1
- mpc85xx - WDR4900 -> progress by neoraider
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it can happen that there are prosseces running multiple times (#2468):
gluon-neighbour-info -s -l -d ::1 -p 1001 -t 3 -r statistics /lib/gluon/status-page/providers/stations mesh1 /lib/gluon/status-page/providers/neighbours-batadv
- seen on ath79 with 128 MB RAM (EAP225-Outdoor, WS-AP3610, ...) with gluon master
- also observed with Xiaomi Mi Router 4A Gigabit Edition (128 MB RAM)
- can be reproduced by opening multiple tabs with the status page
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OLSR v1 & v2 support (#2418) (mkg20001)
- ganz viel hack
- angedacht erstmal saubere PR mit OLSRv2 v6 only, ohne client AP und sonstnochwas
- interfaces verwenden aktuell static stat gluon_* netifd wegen static ip für v4
- olsr1 als v6-only upstreamen? (graz v4 kann erstmal offbranch bleiben)
- gluon wird in graz ausgerollt sobald genug core nodes 802.11s supporten, dann gäbe es reales mesh, aktuell test mesh
- feedback von graz tech ist generell positiv
- entscheidung erstmal "eins von beiden" zu mergen, das wäre dann v2 weil so mit echten knoten gemesht werden kann. v1v6 kommt dann in zukunft.
- v2 ohne client ap auch ok. so klein wie sinnvoll.
- vxlan wird in graz tech treffen behandelt. evtl ist das "sowieso ok".
- olsr würde Layer 3 Testsituation in gluon verbessern, babel ist aktuell nur nebenher
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gluon-statistics-mcast / bpfcountd (T_X) (#2367)
- (too?) much RAM... about 5MB per bpfcountd instance
- will focus on 256MB RAM devices for now, unless someone comes up with an idea to reduce RAM usage of libpcap later
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respondd via HTTP for large provider responses?
- Current PR adds a small wrapper
- Idea is to use another protocol for respondd.
- There are currently multiple issues with the respondd protocol.
- The current respondd protocol is susceptible to amplification attacks.
- The current respondd protocol is unreliable if multiple udp frames are needed due to large responses.
- Possible Protocols:
- An idea to use http (or another tcp protocol) is to discover devices via multicast and then query them via unicast directly.
- respondd providers provider? (#256)
- async data fetching
- OLSR PR has hack to do stuff in sepearte process for async traffic. babel has some hack with threads.
- (too?) much RAM... about 5MB per bpfcountd instance
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- Is outdated since long.
- Discussion:
- Should we have a roadmap?
- What are the goals of a roadmap?
- Some comments in the discussion seem to indicate that people try to use it for planing what happens when.
- This certainly shouldn't been done. This is a FOSS project, where nothing is not predictable. A note has been added.
- Potentially use the meeting to update the roadmap
- We could also have internal benefit from the regular discussion of the roadmap. (Update of opinions, New discussion on old points, ...)
- The roadmap has been updated coloboratively using a HedgeDoc. Results are found here.
- Categories have been introduced in the roadmap.
- We decided not to put estimated release numbers into the roadmap.
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60GHz (mkg20001)
- Graz uses this on a few nodes. Does not really work well.
- Does not work fully as 802.11s is missing in wifi driver, but ap/station p2p-go/p2p-client works.
- OpenWrt PR for MikroTik Wireless Wire dish LHGG-60ad: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/2417
- Advantages of Gluon on 60GHz devices:
- No need for separate mesh-on-lan links (see below)
- Helps in decision making of routing protocol (e.g. with throughput metric, like BATMAN V, OLSRv2 or potentially BABEL in the future) -> does not need to do hog with own sample traffic, but can obtain throughput (guess) from (wifi) drivers
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Seperate mesh-on-LAN links (breakout discussion from the 60 GHz topic)
- Problem is that all wired links are bridged directly (within the same bride).
- E.g. support for VLANs to allow usage of simple managed switch between links and just use one gluon node
- There is already an issue: #1104.
- currently not working, as no macaddresses for gluon created bridges due to gluon macaddress generation limit of 8 due to collisions
- gluon creates a bridge per interface to allow sane usage on very interesting devices where WAN, LAN and wifi share the same MAC, which is problematic for BATMAN-ADV
- A new idea during the meeting: We could maybe use the hairpin mode on the bridges.
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Reset of system and network config (goligo)
- The LED configuration reset is a problem in FFMUC.
- A lot of people seem to reconfigure the LED configuration in gluon up to this point.
- This is no longer possible on the master, since LED configuration is now reset on every update.
- Question: Why is this changed?
- LEDs are renamed from time to time in OpenWrt. This causes troubles since there is no stable identifier for specific LEDs.
- Also there are some LEDs that are handled by hardware.
- User configuartion that we may start to support in future:
- We could add a configuration option to deactivate all LEDs.
- We could add a configuration option to deactivate flickering/blinking for all LEDs.
- (Issues/PRs welcome.)
- What we will not support:
- We will not support reconfiguring individual LEDs. This would result in an unreasonable amount of work.
- New gluon.iface_xxx configuration is working well.
- The LED configuration reset is a problem in FFMUC.
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ArmVirt does not build factory and sysupgrade bin (goligo)
- When build macros of armvirt are updated, Gluon build fails because of missing factory/sysupgrade image
- Not trivial, as armvirt currently does not provide a factory image, which would need to contain a bootloader, kernel and rootfs.
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Config-Mode UI for Interface Roles Feature (#2393 - lemoer)
- Question: Does anybody want to add something, or can lemoer start to implement?
- No, nobody want's to add things.
- Some aspects of the implementation were discussed:
- Some roles are conflicting with each other.
- Interfaces that have switches behind them that use swconfig will not support vlan creation.
- Supporting this would probably be too much maintainance.
- We want to figure out which interfaces are managed using swconfig and avoid vlan creation on top of them.
- But unsure if this works.
- Interfaces shown in the UI should be discovered dynamically.
- Idea: Find out all "ethernet" interfaces and show them.
- We may face some problems with unpredictable interface names in the future.
- But as of now, we do not care. This is definitely another topic for later.
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