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  1. H

    Help packaging suitenumerique/meet as a FreeBSD port (npm + Django + dependencies)

    Hello, I'm a new intern at No Parking and I'm currently working on my first FreeBSD-related project. The goal is to package Visio (the video conferencing application from the French government's La Suite collaborative platform) as a FreeBSD port. I've already managed to install it manually, but...
  2. NapoleonWils0n

    Youtube vs Invidious time and cpu usage

    I have Invidious installed in a podman container in a Ubuntu bhyve vm https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/cerberus/blob/master/freebsd/invidious-bhyve.org https://github.com/iv-org/invidious When you play a youtube video using mpv it uses yt-dlp in the backend to get the stream links so there...
  3. fjdlr

    Upgrading to a new release with pkgbase

    If you read this beforehand, do you understand the meaning? Follow these steps: Make new BE and boot into or UFS system backup or make img (clonzilla) First, update pkg(8) itself to ensure you have the latest version: Second, upgrade the base system. Create a temporary repository...
  4. MG

    is "vi" worth learning in 2022?

    AI? I'm at least not stupid enough to use some always-online system that tries to benefit of my text. That trend is 1 of the dumbest ever. I just don't like invisible things happening. That was usual in a time where computers and particularly terminals had limited capabilities and resources for...
  5. Alain De Vos

    Migrate zabbix-postgresql-timescaledb from 17 to 18

    Not for the fainth of harth (SirDice will know this). A bit incomplete here or redundanded (excuse me) cat doit* #!/bin/sh # 1. Maak de private map aan in je eigen directory mkdir -p ~/pg17_engine # 2. Haal het package op pkg fetch -y databases/postgresql17-server # 3. Pak het GEHELE package...
  6. Zare

    Running Amiga Game Selector version 3 using our packages (fs-uae)

    Hey guys, here's a quick howto run AGS on an emulator from ports. The Amiga Game Selector is a huge library of Amiga games, programs and demos constructed to work out of the box on many types of systems - original hardware, FPGA implementations, multiemu systems like Retroarch, and UAE based...
  7. Maturin

    Thank you!

    Of course you disagree. I'd also disagree with that. Because that was not my point. You are comparing apples with pears. You are comparing a user's short reference manual with a scientific book about systems and principles in general. You are comparing free electronic books with electronic...
  8. J

    pkg --chroot [jail directory] install [some custom package]

    Don't quite follow what the endgame here is… but, in any case, I'm certain reading the chroot & chroot man pages would help you a great deal in understanding what pkg --chroot is doing, and why when you use it the pkg utility is unable to see anything outside of the target directory, and from...
  9. ShelLuser

    pkg --chroot [jail directory] install [some custom package]

    I'm confused... why bother with a local repository in the first place? You can easily tell pkg to install a specific package by specifying the pkg file directly, no need for overhead. Obviously if you use chroot you're restricting the scope of your access, so... I'd start by creating the...
  10. toddg

    pkg --chroot [jail directory] install [some custom package]

    ...into a stopped jail, something like this: sudo pkg --chroot [/jails/containers/foo_jail] install my_custom_package-1.0.0 REPRO 1. Create package `my_custom_package-1.0.0.pkg` 2. Follow instructions to create a custom repository...
  11. fahrenheit

    FreeBSD 15 pkgbase usage

    Just doing pkg upgrade will update base+ports+kmods. For upgrades the current recommendation is:
  12. T

    pkg-create and plist

    +MANIFEST is generated by /usr/ports/Mk/Scripts/create-manifest.sh, called via create-manifest: target runs on make package in /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.port.mk. pkg-plist (and its alternatives I've noted on comment #5) is the source of +MANIFEST.
  13. toddg

    pkg-create and plist

    I have both use cases: 1. Code I am developing just for myself that I want to package as FreeBSD packages to make deployments easier 2. Code that I would like to make available in the FreeBSD ports tree For #1, I have written a CLI tool to package Gleam apps into FreeBSD packages...
  14. T

    pkg-create and plist

    Note that package is generated in work/pkg/ subdirectory of the ports by default.
  15. C

    pkg-create and plist

    The pkg create creates a package from installed files. This is useful when you've built something yourself but have deleted WRKDIR and don't want to rebuild it again, or when you want to save an older version of the pkg that you have installed when the port is updated. ports-mgmt/portmaster also...
  16. toddg

    pkg-create and plist

    What's the current way of creating a FreeBSD package? This post shows embedding the files in the `+MANIFEST`: https://siberoloji.com/how-to-create-a-freebsd-package-with-pkg-create-on-freebsd-operating-system The man pages show a `package-list` or `plist` file...
  17. fahrenheit

    Solved how to download security and errata patches offline packages for freebsd 14 and 15?

    The _X at the end represent the minor version for which the packages were built. So 0 is for 15.0 and 1 is for 15.1. The folders (i.e. repos) that do not end in a number represent the latest development version for the stable branch of 15.x. (i.e. what will become 15.2 now). Quarterly is for...
  18. B

    mfsBSD with high res

    Could I expect to get this working out of the box by installing the Beta 1 build snapshot of the 15.1 Release which was released 1.5?
  19. T

    mfsBSD with high res

    No trouble at all. Simply install (or create package: make package) the drm graphics driver from ports, e.g. graphics/drm-66-kmod. It has only two build dependencies, with ports-mgmt/pkg already installed, the other devel/ccache. Waiting for 15.1-RELEASE will resolve mfsBSD with high...
  20. C

    Solved I learned something interesting this week.

    Well, I recently learned something very interesting, and even though the following is probably something very basic to most people reading this, I thought that I would share it anyway, in case it might help someone else in the future. Recently, I broke my desktop login screen by upgrading my...
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