Okay, just got the latest coova from svn, and it compiles,
but, when i try to run it, i get the following:
<br /> localhost chilli # chilli --debug --fg<br /> options.c: 337: 0 (Debug) DHCP Listen: 192.168.182.1<br /> options.c: 338: 0 (Debug) UAM Listen: 192.168.182.1<br /> options.c: 341: 0 (Debug) WARNING: No uamserver defiend!<br /> chilli.c: 3208: 0 (Debug) ChilliSpot version 1.0.8 started.</p> <p>tun.c: 663: 2 (No such file or directory) TX queue length set to 100<br /> Segmentation fault<br />
i have the tun in my kernel
the node is there :
<br /> localhost chilli # ls -l /dev/net/<br /> crw-rw---- 1 root root 10, 200 Oct 15 13:09 tun<br />
i'm guessing the seg_fault is because of the (No such file or directory) error that seems to be coming from the OS.
also the options.c: 341: 0 (Debug) WARNING: No uamserver defiend!
is making me scratch my head, because i have defined UAMSERVER in the
/usr/local/etc/chilli/config file
please advice, help :p
Re: Coova Gentoo
hi.
did you do an ebuild?
can you share it please?
thanks
daniele
Re: Coova Gentoo
Okay, i understand.
Basically for coova, the config file is a big "template".
You need to run the init.d script to generate the smaller conf files, that need to be included in chilli.conf
my mistake was to try to run chilli without first running that script.
which made me comment the files not found from the chilli.conf script.
Anyway, it now runs, basically i'll have to modify the init.d script to make it compatible with gentoo.
I'll try to make an ebuild.
Thanx for the help :)
Re: Coova Gentoo
Hi
the system is a 32bit x86 Gentoo on a 2.6 kernel.
(2.6.21-gentoo-r4)
Mmmh, when i run "chilli" on it's own, there's no seg_fault
so gdb gives me
and indeed, if i run "chilli", it just quits without error. but it doesn't stay alive either.
maybe i should investigate more that warning.... any ideas ?
my config file:
Re: Coova Gentoo
What kind of system (os, version, architecture, 32/64bit, etc) are you using? Try running in gdb (gdb chilli; then enter "r" for run) and do a backtrace when it crashes (using "bt" and "where"). Thanks.