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9 exit 1 10 fi 11 12 opkg update 13 14 #get list of all packages that would be installed along with package x 15 PACKAGES= " $(opkg -force-space -noaction install \ 16 |grep "http:" \ 17 |cut -f 2 -d ' ' \ 18 |sed 's/\.$//' ) " 19 20 echo "Following packages will be destroyed." 21 echo " $PACKAGES " 22 23 read -p "Check and confirm with 'yes': " CONFIR_INPUT 24 if test " $CONFIR_INPUT " = "yes" then 25 echo "Confirmed. sbin/opkg_remove_partly_installed_packages.shġ #!/bin/sh 2 # takes one argument/parameter: the name of the package 3 # which didn't install correctly and 4 # should be removed along with its dependencies 5 # example: opkg_remove_partly_installed_packages.sh pulseaudio-daemon 6 7 if then 8 echo "Please specify one or more packages". Should only by used, if normal removal did not succeed Opkg install top-level-packages that pulled libopenssl1.1Ī quite invasive script that purges the files in a package from disk.

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Install the packages you only uninstalled to free up space.

uninstall the now fully installed previously failed-package and its dependencies.

and fully install the package that previously failed.

Opkg remove -force-removal-of-dependent-packages libopenssl1.1 Please make sure you remember to reinstall all the packages, that were uninstalled, later.

to free up space by forcefully uninstalling another "big" package (like libopenssl1.1).

The files reside on disk and use up space, but the package cannot be removed, since it's not installed. Then opkg is not even capable to write the state, that a package was installed, to its database. It happens that you accidentally installed a packages, which pull many dependencies and fill up the space on the device.

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:-Dįactory OpenWRT comes with no password set for the user root.ġ opkg remove -force-removal-of-dependent-packages package On the other side this means that some changes are relevant to tight timing. This is a life-safer! Such a nice feature. Please note that, if you make a configuration on Luci and and Luci is not called back within 90s (you locked yourself out), the changes are reverted.

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For developers, OpenWrt is the framework to build an application without having to build a complete firmware around it for users this means the ability for full customization, to use the device in ways never envisioned.ĬCC und OpenWrt: Technische Richtlinie des BSI zu sicheren Routern unzureichend This frees you from the application selection and configuration provided by the vendor and allows you to customize the device through the use of packages to suit any application. Instead of trying to create a single, static firmware, OpenWrt provides a fully writable filesystem with package management. The OpenWrt Project is a Linux operating system targeting embedded devices.

Kresd - Disable DNSsec validation per domain.

Configure VPN service and generate client profiles.

Wilson: take the existing one in /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r) and extract it somewhere, mess with the scripts and add dropbear stuff, recompress it That sounds cool, I am not familiar with setting up initrd. I use dropbear ssh client in initrd for a different variant of this I do not think I can not use vnc, it is too early on the boot process, there is not ip address.

Wilson: change the initrd to inclue ssh that asks for your fs password? Yeah that is what I thought, too early in the boot sequence

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Setup the serial console and connect it to another machine which is always on? Is it possible?Īssuming the hardware has that functionalityĪranax has quit Yeah.what I would like to do is to be able to connect remotely to my desktop from my laptop. I mean, if only /home was encrypted it might be reasonable to try to make that workĬnote has quit Wilson: you're talking about wake on lan for the desktop? Wilson: you can't encrypt your main volume and still keep sshd running it's just not possible Is there any way I can let my NIC card always active?

My issue is that as soon as I restart the desktop machine, I can not ping it from any machine until I type an encription password.

Ok, so I am trying to connect to my debian wheezy using SSH, and my laptop is running ubuntu 12.04. Swasi has quit Ĭhealer: i don't think that was meant for me Hazard2 has quit Įstauffer has quit Ĭrystal has quit Ĭrystal_ has quit įahi has quit