How do I harden my sshd_config to allow only 1 user to be remotely logged in at any given time? (A non-admin/wheel and not-root user will login remotely, then upgrade (ie. "su -l admin) to admin/wheel, and then to root should be counted as the...
What file system? Is compression or dedup enabled? Are some of the user's files in different directories, or are some of the files in their directory owned by other users?
Error logs? /var/log/messages or dmesg?
My suspicion: The disks themselves are fine, but there is a common subsystem that had errors. That could be power distribution, or the IO interconnect (for example SAS or SATA).
You may want to read the documentation for OpenMP. When using it, it changes a lot of behavior of parallel (multi-process or multi-threaded) programs. I've done some work on the IO side of OpenMP (but am not an expert on the CPU and message...
Thanks! This seems to work, we're at around 4% when the VM is idle. I remember this being something vmware recommended some time back for FreeBSD guests as well many, many years ago.
Nope, just whatever the default is, which I assume is...
BETA1 available for testing:
https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-stable/2024-May/002123.html
Lots of audio changes apparently so they’d appreciate testing.
BETA1 available for testing:
https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-stable/2024-May/002123.html
Lots of audio changes apparently so they’d appreciate testing.
Tracked this down to ImageMagick7 compiled with OpenMP support on FreeBSD 13.3 or 14.0. Doesnt matter if I compile it against the default llvm17 in 13.3, or llvm19 (devel) pkg or llvm14 on FreeBSD 13.3. If I compile WITHOUT OpenMP in...
If I read the truss output correctly, the sha256 program is trying to perform a write operation on file descriptor 2, which is normally stderr, and should be open. It gets error 9 = EBADF. Which means that whoever called sha256 has probably...
You may want to read the documentation for OpenMP. When using it, it changes a lot of behavior of parallel (multi-process or multi-threaded) programs. I've done some work on the IO side of OpenMP (but am not an expert on the CPU and message...
Update to the above issue: I think the original partition was 20GB in size and was updated to be around 65GB in size. Then the filesystem quota was activated _after_ the resize of the filesystem. But I wonder if quota still sees the original 20GB...
Yes, but:
A: Windows is able to do the same thing, on a variety of hardware platforms. Matter of fact, on the same hardware platforms where sound seems to be difficult for open source software.
B: The problem with sound doesn't seem to be the...
I clearly mentioned "still it a good alternative for the time being. Thanks."
You are hell bent on stating that my choice is bad and insisting that I need your help. I do not! Stop trying to help me.
Once again, you are trying to decide for me...
we do have issues in the Discord regarding rude behavior, now that I am a contributor and not a helper. I can say we had very strict rules on what we can ban, we wanted the place to be self regulating unless someone is notified.
a lot of people...
Getting the i915kms module to attach (and not freeze) is the first step before trying with Xorg. Without this in place the Xorg modesetting drivers won't work (as can be seen in the xorg log).
That said, you might be able to get away with...
Hi Chris,
thank you for introducing yourself. First it is a very good idea to have a spare computer to do the first steps running FreeBSD. Then there is no need to worry about what can go wrong. If you are a little bit familiar with Linux it is...
I think this is splitting hairs and is tangential to the OP question. It essentially applies to any bootloader
Arch Linux Bootloader Wiki
My initial point was the path to loader.efi starts on Debian and needed to be referenced as such in the...
I clearly mentioned "still it a good alternative for the time being. Thanks."
You are hell bent on stating that my choice is bad and insisting that I need your help. I do not! Stop trying to help me.
Once again, you are trying to decide for me...
I've been troubleshooting some storage issues (user unable to upload new files) and ran into something weird. The du command and the quota command show a big difference in the amount of storage being consumed by the user.
If I run "quota -v -h...
Well, what generally helps to speed up your Internet connection is to use 8.8.8.8 as DNS rather than the DNS given by your ISP which is preconfigured in your router. Maybe give that a try?
It's been having build errors, which is why there's currently no package: https://portsfallout.com/fallout?port=devel%2Froot%24
Quick look says it's having problems with pkg-plist.
You do need to have a ports tree installed...
I received an alert that one of my pools was degraded:
pool: stargate
state: DEGRADED
status: One or more devices are faulted in response to persistent errors.
Sufficient replicas exist for the pool to continue functioning in a...
Dear kpedersen. The phrase "kwrite is a bad choice" does openly challenge one's preferences. Your point is moot regarding me not having a "good choice" since asking for specific file editor or file manager was not even the original ask. The need...
Thanks. It worked!
I'm using sysutils/bastille to manage all my jails, so I had to tweak a bit your solution. For anyone facing a similar issue, simply create a new rule in the existing /etc/devfs.rules without touching the default bastille...
This worked for me ...
Create the file /etc/devfs.rules ...
[devfsrules_jail_network=20]
add include $devfsrules_hide_all
add include $devfsrules_unhide_basic
add include $devfsrules_unhide_login
add include $devfsrules_jail
add include...
Create a /etc/adduser.conf file ( adduser -C ), set Home directory [/Users]: , so users added to the system have automatically the right home directory.
Default is [/home].
Agreed, though I don't see it "at every single mail". I looked at the commits you posted, and at the code around them, but could not find anything obvious.
Just noticed that the 14.1 release is on it is way: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.1R/schedule/
14.0 was release not that long ago. Does anyone know, why 14.1 is coming after such a short time?
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