著者: anonym 日付: To: The Tails public development discussion list 題目: Re: [Tails-dev] MAC spoofing: current status?
26/02/14 16:21, intrigeri wrote: > Hi,
>
> anonym wrote (26 Feb 2014 15:09:07 GMT) :
>> I tried the nightly build, and the Greeter doesn't start. I found some
>> migration errors, which I corrected in commit d04240d,
>
> You did not push that yet. You'll now want to merge my (already
> pushed) stuff before pushing, then.
Well...
>> but that there's something else wrong as well. The Greeter
>> segfaults, possibly due to something going on in GTK (see log below
>> [1]). I have no idea how to fix this, and I'd be surprised if
>> feature/spoof-mac introduced this.
>
> Ah, we've been doing the same thing in parallel.
Indeed. I just looked at my terminal an my push had failed because of
this. :)
>> Any ideas, you all who have worked more with the wheezy branch than me?
>
> No :(
>
> One thing I've noticed (but that may be only on my setup): if I run
> "udevadm trigger" to enable networking, then I get tons of SquashFS
> errors (and corresponding segfaults), either immediately, or as soon
> as I start doing anything that requires accessing files on the DVD.
> It might be related, or not. I've never seen that happen on builds
> from feature/wheezy previously, so I wonder if it could be related to
> the modules blacklist thing. Note that before running "udevadm
> trigger", I can `cat' the squashfs to /dev/null without
> a single error.
I tried this in the nightly build and then I noticed that you didn't
push your feature/wheezy (Tails repo) where you had merged
feature/spoof-mac.
Can you please push?
> Can you reproduce that?
I will once you have pushed.
> It could be worth trying to reproduce this on an older build from that
> branch (there's one left from late January on nightly.t.b.o, and
> unfortunately our cleanup script is buggy so we have nothing between
> late January and the last few days).
I'm not sure exactly what you mean with "this".
Also, from now on, let's not continue this discussion in this thread...
no one else will read it. :) Let's just quote the relevant parts when
answering there.