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What version of poudriere are you using?

I have been using dashes in my jail names for many years and have had no issues. If you have found a bug please open an issue and we would be happy to fix it.

Actually, we are working on getting ARM to Tier 1 for 13.

BTW, I just committed a fix for this: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=222510 It will be available in new packages in a couple of days.

Yeah, that is the work that a few us did to support building images for these boards.

Mostly replying to this thread because it is the top result for "FreeBSD pine64".. There are prebuilt images here: http://www.raspbsd.org/pine64.html

This is caused by the pkg repo on 10.2-RELEASE. By default it is configured to use the quarterly ports branch (i.e. https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports/branches/2015Q4/). So only security updates and other build fixes are merged to it. Poudriere configured to use portsnap, will be building the...

Everything is stable for me as of a few weeks ago. Official images are available from: http://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/snapshots/arm/armv6/ISO-IMAGES/11.0/

Sorry about that folks, I just verified it worked in one browser.. Will check with SSLLabs in the future to make sure things are 100%.

Thanks for the feedback. I noticed the spam problem and got it sorted. From the import the guest user had access to post in all the forums and so you can see what happened. We should be better off now. I will take a look at the color schemes tomorrow. Currently I know I am still missing a...

Thanks for pointing this out! I made up a diff and sent a pull request: https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/pull/647

Re: security/dropbear fails to build in FreeBSD 9.2-RELASE/x Have you contacted the maintainer? It builds for me.

Yeah, I am working on bringing everything back... it is going to take a bit though.

Part of the reasons for this migration is vBulletin has changed the product a lot. It is so much more than just a forum now. It has tons of extra things that we do not want or need. Plus migrating to an open source solution has its advantages as well.

Hi everyone, I wanted to give you a heads up, that today I will be migrating The FreeBSD Forums from vBulletin to phpBB. The migration will take about two hours and during that time, the Forum will be inaccessible. Once the migration is complete everyone will have to reset their passwords via...

Yeah, that is why I always do active probes for things like that. I am not a fan of SNMP traps, because something in the middle could fail and you would never know. I have been using OpenGear for a few years now and theirs work pretty well.

Hi all, I wanted to give you all an idea what happened and what we are doing to mitigate similar outages. The machine gracefully powered itself down due to temperature thresholds. An air conditioner failure caused the temperature to spike. So this means that all the data is safe. Future...

FreeBSD has supported GPIO on the Raspberry Pi for quite a while.. See @gonzo@'s blog post here: http://kernelnomicon.org/?p=246. The I2c stuff is in the works.

It should be good now. It seems to be a transient issue that I will need to track down. I have setup monitoring on HTTP via IPv6 so I will be notified when it crops up again.

Also the HostRAID is very very bad.. I have seen multiple occasions where it corrupted entire systems. I saw one where the drives where out of sync, so if you do an ls -l once it showed files from 2009 and then again and it would show files from 2011. Also, don't forget to have backups too!