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  1. graudeejs

    help with ssh choice of autentication

    Option 1.1) Use hardware token to store your ssh key (actually GPG key stored on token). For example I use Nitrokey Pro for past 3-4 years. I love it.
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    zfSnap needs new maintainers

    For a long time zfSnap project has been inactive. There are issues and merge requests that haven't been processed. If anyone would like to become zfSnap maintainer you can apply on github: https://github.com/zfsnap/zfsnap/issues/109
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    ZFS Storage scheme with 4+1 (12+TB) drives

    Working link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1642350001?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
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    ZFS Storage scheme with 4+1 (12+TB) drives

    BTW, you might be interested in https://calomel.org/zfs_raid_speed_capacity.html
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    ZFS Storage scheme with 4+1 (12+TB) drives

    I don't know about that. My 512GB WD Greens worked in Raidz1 setup for entire lifecycle of my previous desktop computer (8 years). In fact they outlasted other components. But perhaps due to higher data density...
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    Arch or FreeBSD which is the best in ram consumption?

    I've been using ArchLinux (I got new PC and I really want OpenCL with my AMD video card) for the past 7 months. I was so shocked that on Arch I get memory usage below 4GB (who on earth I bought 16GB RAM. I know - I was hoping to use ZFS). Off-topic: Linux experience isn't all that great really...
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    Other diskid is joking on me

    Well, long time I haven't posted anything meaningful on this forum. I'm not dead, in fact I still use FreeBSD as my dekstop PC. Right now I have this crazy idea that I want to try UFS again ;) So one really frustrating thing is /dev/diskid/*. As I understand from searching the web, entries in...
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    Useful scripts

    If you're using ProtonVPN and ever tried to setup OpenVPN on FreeBSD you might notice that if you generate config for linux there are two lines that don't work on FreeBSD up /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf down /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf A quick google search will unveil...
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    Useful scripts

    Here's trick how I attach my GELI encrypted disks using sysutils/password-store: $ pass show geli/password/in/password-store | head -n 1 | sudo geli attach -p -k - /dev/da0 This way password is passed via stdin as keyfile for geli. To initialize geli safely, first generate password with...
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    Useful scripts

    As a web systems developer I often need to dump production database. However to be able to do that, I also need to ssh to production sever (due to firewall on DB server). This is very cumbersome. To make my life easier I've developed two scripts that utilize my password store. db.sh allows me...
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    Useful scripts

    Some while ago I was fed up with all the linux package management tools. Every one of of them works differently. So I decided to write simple wrapper called repkg. Here's link to repository: https://github.com/graudeejs/repkg The idea is to have common interface that will abstract package...
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    Solved dire need of older package version (or port downgrade method)

    You can download source code repository for FreeBSD ports and checkout older version of git, then compile. Hopefully that will just work. https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports/tree/d1492c33669523bf77affb5e108590701f408b1e/devel/git
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    Solved [g]sed gone mad

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    Solved [g]sed gone mad

    You're right. This solves my problem. However I want to point out, that this problem wasn't present on FreeBSD 10. For the record: I'm running 11.0-RELEASE-p8
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    Solved [g]sed gone mad

    http://pasteboard.co/D6PQ2eeuC.png (img tag seams to not work correctly)
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    Solved [g]sed gone mad

    Nope. How would you suggest doing that (other than PR)?
  17. graudeejs

    Solved [g]sed gone mad

    Interestingly textproc/gsed is also affected. I really didn't expect that.
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    Solved [g]sed gone mad

    I'd like to share a bug that I noticed after upgrading to FreeBSD 11. $ export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 $ echo "Test" | sed 's/[A-Z]/X/g' XXXX More info: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=216868
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    Solved No sound in Firefox

    Did you try copying /usr/local/etc/asound.conf.sample over /usr/local/etc/asound.conf That solved issue for me
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    Interest in seeing HAMMERfs ported to FreeBSD?

    It would be awesome if all *BSD would support it.
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