edgesec: bump to v0.1.0-alpha.0 #21
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See https://github.com/nqminds/edgesec/releases/tag/v0.1.0-alpha.0 for changelog. I've also adjusted the edgesec Makefile to use https to download the .tar.gz, instead of using `git`, which should make the download slightly faster.
Name the downloaded `.tar.gz` file so that it starts with the `edgesec-` prefix. Currently, the downloaded `.tar.gz` is just called `v0.1.0-alpha.0.tar.gz`, which isn't super useful, and may conflict with another package's download.
edgsec downloads the uthash source code at build time, which seems to be failing for some unknown reason. Downloading the uthash source code in the OpenWRT download steps seems to work fine however, so let's do that instead. The uthash source code is now downloaded in the OpenWRT SDK's `dl` folder, in case other packages need to use it (and so that a redownloaded isn't needed, even after a `make clean`) (patch at nqminds/edgesec@f66d465)
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The version of libpcap compiled by the OpenWRT SDK requires the _BSD_SOURCE compiler definition to be defined before including the pcap headers. This is supported in glibc, uClibc, and musl libc. Patched at nqminds/edgesec@caa49be
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When compiling using standard ISO C, (e.g. `-std=c11`), many non-standard C functions are not included. Declaring _POSIX_C_SOURCE and _DEFAULT_SOURCE renables these when we need to use these non-standard C functions/macros. Patched at nqminds/edgesec@c7e67ac
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Hi @antmcc49, I'm pretty sure I've tried compiling it over the last few hours, but the first time I made a stupid mistake I don't mind working on this on Friday, but if you want to make some progress while I'm gone, you're welcome to try to build and test it yourself. You'd have to modify Then you should be able to follow the instructions here to install the new edgesec ipk: https://github.com/nqminds/many-secured/blob/main/docs/Setup-Turris-Omnia.md#updating (please don't update the manysecured-app or manysecured-rest-server though, since they're both broken due to Python issues). |
Updates `config.ini` or OpenWRT based on edgesec 0.1.0-alpha0 from the main edgesec repo.
edgesec: update config to latest edgesec
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@aloisklink Is this still a draft? |
Yep. At some point, we really do need to test this PR. It should only take 30 minutes or so, the hard part is just waiting for everything to compile. |
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@aloisklink Can you allocate the task? Who need to do what? |
Instructions are unchanged from: #21 (comment) You're welcome to try if you have time! I can try looking at in Monday. The problem is, on my laptop it takes a few hours to compile everything for Turris OS. But I can't compile on much faster desktop when I'm working from home, since I don't have access to any Turris OS devices (I'll need to play around with WiFi). |
Bumps edgesec to v0.1.0-alpha.0.
See https://github.com/nqminds/edgesec/releases/tag/v0.1.0-alpha.0 for changelog.
I've also adjusted the edgesec Makefile to use https to download the .tar.gz, instead of using
git, which should make the download slightly faster.edgsec downloads the uthash source code at build time, which seems to be failing for some unknown reason.
Downloading the uthash source code in the OpenWRT download steps seems to work fine however, so let's do that instead.
The uthash source code is now downloaded in the OpenWRT SDK's
dlfolder, in case other packages need to use it (and so that a redownloaded isn't needed, even after amake clean)(patch at nqminds/edgesec@f66d465)
DRAFT
Fixed!
Currently failing due to:It looks like the BSD types are not being defined properly.