17:09 <hitech95> nbd, ping

17:09 <dwfreed> rather than ping them, lead with your real question

17:09 <dwfreed> so when they are around, they can just give an answer if they can, or ask a real followup question, rather than having to ask wtf you wanted :P

17:11 <hitech95> I'm looking into netifd for issue luci#7683. What was the purpose of primary_port in https://github.com/openwrt/netifd/blob/master/bonding.c#L31

17:12 <hitech95> To mee it seems that it is used to always have a failback net device to set as primary if by mistake someone remove the primary one from the bond.

17:15 <hitech95> So my plan to fix this would be: correctly set the set_primary for each port of the list, but then when you set the port status in the bond I use the primary_port reference to evaluate if the port must be set as primary or not.

17:16 <hitech95> I'm not sure if this si the indendeb behaviour as the bonding_reset_primary is called after the calls to bonding_enable_port

18:28 <owrt-images-builds> Build [#147](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/images/#/builders/123/builds/147) of `main_lantiq/xrx200` failed: failed Images built and installed (failure)

19:16 <Rondom> Does anyone have any code examples or best practices for creating back pressure with uloop?

19:18 <Rondom> I am encountering a problem where continuous input can hog the event loop because the callback is not yielding control back to the loop but will just continuously read.

19:18 <Rondom> Specifically, this is a problem inside procd when it captures stdout/err

19:51 <hitech95> russell--, nop, unfortunately it try to download the packages via the network even if I have copied it. I suppose it is due to the fact that it uninstall the network daemon and it cannot resolve/open the connections to do the opkg update or something.

21:06 <Tapper> https://oftc.irclog.whitequark.org/openwrt-devel is still 502 Bad Gateway for me.

21:07 <hitech95> any idea what is missing to run udebug-cli? I'm getting an error of "no module named uloop"

23:37 <schmars[m]> hitech95: ucode-mod-uloop is probably missing

23:37 <schmars[m]> or ucode-mod-ubox or what it's called

23:38 <hitech95> schmars[m], thanks I'm trying to figure out how to read proper debug logs from netifd insted of relaying on dumb printf everywhere