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00:41.29TimRikerbb telnetd allow for denying passwordless connects?
00:41.37TimRikerand does it handle securetty ?
00:42.02kergothTimRiker: well, itll just spawn off login.  login can handle securetty, correct?
00:42.03kergothheh
00:42.34TimRikerI think so yeah. /me checks...
00:42.59TimRikerCONFIG_FEATURE_SECURETTY=y
00:43.25kergothk.  guess i should add a securetty file then :)
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00:47.18TimRikermake sense. set to tts/[0-2] and tty[0-7] or similar?
00:47.50kergothvc/ and tts/, but yeah
00:49.44TimRikermight as well add console for some fool who might add that to inittab at some point. ;-)
00:49.54kergothhehe
00:54.29TimRikerwill bb syslogd allow logging to a vc directly? that would be cool too.
00:54.54TimRikerI expect it should work. /dev/vc/4 or so.
00:55.01kergothyeah, that would be pretty cool
01:02.38SuNHow do you guys normally test a new toolchain?
01:02.47SuNIs there a small app or something you try to compile?
01:06.47kergoththere are toolchain test suites, but i generally run through a build of a distribution
01:06.51kergothpersonally
01:06.52TimRikerhmm. looks like bb syslogd only support one location at a time?
01:07.25SuNHm I don't have a distribution... yet :/
01:07.31SuNChicken/egg problem.
01:07.32SuN:)
01:07.51TimRikergcc includes a compile-self mode the full build actually does 3 layers iirc. build gcc with your compiler. use that gcc to build another gcc. use that gcc to build another gcc. call it good.
01:08.36TimRikerobviously that does not work with a cross compiler. ;-)
01:09.40SuNI used Crosstool to build my gcc, it finished alright and I got my sh3-linux-gcc et al, but I don't really have a way to verify it actually does what it's supposed to.
01:13.30TimRikerkergoth: confirmed. multiple -O options to bb syslogd just take the last one.
01:13.57TimRikerguess we need to tail -f /var/log/messages instead. ;-)