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The UK is not in the EU, thankfully, but is probably more draconian than any member.

Well, in their defense, we will be able to read the code and judge how much the Kill Switch actually does.

yes,is a firefox fork I think, the last time I use it was a bit slow compared to others...and only use it because it uses gtk2...but now I dont care about that,so..moving to waterfox

It depends on what you mean by "route". If you mean it in the colloquial sense of "send", then it sure is implementable, as we've shown in this thread. If you mean it in the technical sense of an IP route, then no, routing happens at a layer...

After all my different attempts, I found that this worked. iocage create -r 15.0-RELEASE -n testjail dhcp=on boot=on It creates a jail and am able to ping the outside world. Amazingly simple if you manage to stumble across it. ifconfig shows...

Reminds me of what George Carlin said: "Have you noticed that their stuff is shit and your shit is stuff?" Here, enjoy his "stuff"! View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac

Reminds me of what George Carlin said: "Have you noticed that their stuff is shit and your shit is stuff?" Here, enjoy his "stuff"! View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac

Not to mention graphic cards, network interfaces and so on.

Yes. My description was not very clear. On my network all machines run dma locally to deliver mail to my postfix server. Postfix then delivers mails towards its final destination.

FreeBSD: CDE (nothing else in my fleet)

View: https://youtu.be/QpxN2VXPMLc?si=UzpxHlMM5GLdvGyr

My understanding is that the randomness does not include the USB drive in this computer.

My good, good buddy Skeets Yaney: View: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=bQOjb2HEVoA I think Skeets was 120 years old when I worked at the same radio station as a young'n. We used to get so irritated answering the phone and transferring calls...

freebsd-update works fine with /boot on a different drive. I use a setup like that, too. A copy of /boot in on the main HD and after each freebsd-update I rsync to the USB device I boot from. As long as you don't screw up no problems.

I followed the instructions here Same instructions as yesterday, but obviously something missed out today. iocage create -n "myjail" -r latest --thickjail vnet="on" allow_raw_sockets="1" boot="on" defaultrouter="192.168.1.1" iocage set...

Here is another screenshot. ~> uname -aKU FreeBSD Testsystem 14.3-RELEASE-p5 FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE-p5 382f54740 RHODIUM5 amd64 1403000 1403000

For windowmaker fans, there is a great forum here run by a guy who is a true wmaker fanatic named 'abarbarian'. My handle on that forum is 'wibblewobble' but I've only made a couple of posts there. Well worth a browse through, 'abarbarian' has...

I like the recent screenshot capability they have added too, and the snap stuff. I used to bind 'scrot' to a ctrl-key combo, but now just use their builtin stuff for screenshots. A small thing I know, but I use it all the time. Those guys...

I can program in FORTRAN, but it reminds me of Sysadminotaur #68 My point is, this whole AI crap kills my motivation.

I thought I'd managed to setup a jail yesterday, but coming back to it to day, starting from scratch thngs don't work. What should I expect to see when running ifconfig inside the jail? I only see lo0. Outside I see also see em0 and bridge0.

A home computer corner. It performs all the functions assigned to it. You can see in the photo: ThinkPad x220 Tablet + ThinkPad Mini Dock Series 3 + NEC MultiSync 1990FX + HDD WD Blue 1Tb. ThinkPad x220 Tablet: 12.5"/1366x768 IPS/Core i7 2640M...

Here is another screenshot. ~> uname -aKU FreeBSD Testsystem 14.3-RELEASE-p5 FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE-p5 382f54740 RHODIUM5 amd64 1403000 1403000

To wit: we are not going to close or lock 'the next XLibre thread', if and when that arrives. So long as it stays technical, manageable, within the rules, and informative. If not, it goes the way of the dodo, whoever posts (in) it. Plain and simple.

You are using words and phrases that are not applicable to a private forum. Freedom of speech does not exist in a private forum, because a private forum does not have a Constitution that guarantees freedom of speech. These forums have a set of...

It's not. If you want to have a proper technical discussion about X11Libre, you can do so here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/porting-x11libre-to-freebsd.98455/ You have none. Your site, your rules. Our site, our rules.

Thank you for your answers folks! I will look at them more carefully tomorrow and try them out. But now I'm curious: why the idea 'route _all_ trafic for port 25 through a different gateway' is not implementable (or at least, not very easily)? I...

Four weeks later, kent_dorfman766 reporting the build stopped on an error and he needs to restart. :rolleyes:

I'm sure I could find some Gregorian chant and post it, but I'll refrain, since probably nobody will like it. And those people who do like know how to find it themselves. And I don't actually like it either.

That's only old music for young people ;) EDIT: I've omitted the music

Unfortunately, dma does not listen on port 25. I'm a fan of postfix. Looks like it should work out of the box for what you want: https://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html#stand_alone The pf.conf rule then becomes: rdr pass...

aiui the OP wants traffic to any IP on port 25 to go out a different interface. the route suggestions do not discriminate on port, and only applies to a single outgoing IP.

Like people have already pointed out, you need something more complex than just routing for this. It can easily be done using for example pf but the learning curve if quite steep if you're a newbie. But anyways, here is a example on a redirect...

The SLiM login manager does not need need to have dependency on xorg-server too ... I've looked into it, and there is nothing in SLiM requiring a dependency on xorg-server neither in run-time nor build-time. You can compile and run it without...

Nope, that commit is from the April of 2024; it is older than XLibre :) . It was done because everyone moved form the previous Linux input device abstraction™️(evdev) to the new one (libinput) and there was no reason to left to support the...

Ah, I see your problem! Im not sure I have a solution for your atm. Maybe I could describe a similar problem I have at home. My ISP block mail traffic so I have set up a smtp server in my local network using dma. I then tell all my local...

Maybe a timing thing? Maybe the RO pool display corrected itself later?

Okay, so I just gave up with e1000 and just switched to VirtIO instead, which now works. No Idea if this is a FreeBSD or Microsoft Problem, but I feel it's probably the latter. Anyways, this is what I did to solve the problem: Stop the Windows...

You are way ahead of me.

Thank you very much guys! > If you could elaborate on your specific needs maybe we could help further The VPN server in my case is itself a VDS, where ports like 25, 465 and 587 are blocked by the provider. Now, I can ask to unlock them, but it...

I use Eternal-September.

Like people have already pointed out, you need something more complex than just routing for this. It can easily be done using for example pf but the learning curve if quite steep if you're a newbie. But anyways, here is a example on a redirect...

ipfw/pf or fibs neither is very straight forward. but assuming all your talk with your smtp host is just smtp you can route add smtp.domain.net 192.168.1.1 and thats it

i think you'll want pf rules here. IP routing does not take place on the port level.

Like people have already pointed out, you need something more complex than just routing for this. It can easily be done using for example pf but the learning curve if quite steep if you're a newbie. But anyways, here is a example on a redirect...

This band will be 100 next year, currently ran by one of the founders’ great-great-grandson or something. See them if you can. View: https://youtu.be/hJ3rXbFn8qE?si=-XAu-9_KndgSU4GT

Hi! First of all I have to say that I am a complete-complete newbie in networking, routing and similar things. So maybe my question is invalid or just elementary. I have two machines, one of which is a VPN (Wireguard) server, let's call it...

I'm sure I could find some Gregorian chant and post it, but I'll refrain, since probably nobody will like it. And those people who do like know how to find it themselves. And I don't actually like it either.

The manpage for sh shell does not cover history very well. man tcsh has a better explanation of history commands. I am not sure how much sh varies. history -h strips off the timestamp for usable commands. I use it for backing up my history...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyfktFO2dy4

The wording by the Mozilla emplyee still leaves the question whether the switch just turns off the UI elements or whether it also disables all the inner workings. Then there is the "Mozilla has contacted me shortly after writing the story to...