Hi @AlfredoLlaquet
My configuration almost your suggestion.
Except net.add_addr_allfibs, I'm set 0 before, because add some address unexpecty in my case if 1 set and it is deprecated.
Thanks you very much.
Given that you are still not getting human answers, let's repeat the process.
WARNING 1: Seeing that you have received no additional responses in more than 72 hours, with nothing but good intentions in my heart, especially helping you, I...
Glad to hear you have it mostly working. I think for i.e android development you won't need the default services to be running.
That said, I only really know how to start them on FreeBSD jails. For Linux jails I tend to only mount required...
I made some forward progress. From man(8) jail, setting exec.system_jail_user=true allowed a jail to be created and to persist without the getpwbynam error. It seems there is something wrong with the passwd system inside the jail, but I can't...
Any WM that is not a windowing environment should suffice, i.e. twm, mwm, fvwm, ctwm, etc. Use them to reduce the WM footprint. KDE, Gnome, Xfce, LXDE, mate, and other windowing environments include a lot of extra baggage above and beyond a...
You all never heard of the "please come from" statement...
When writing compilers, you learn to really hate goto statements. They produce one hell of flow graphs and make it hard to use elegant and fast algorithms for register allocation, loop...
Yes, what are they teaching kids these days? Plus, if you use 2 spaces it's a lot easier to do things like take a text document and split it to 1 sentence per line if for some reason you want to, without complicated heuristics or formulas.
Just...
In English you do, it's just that computers are commonly setup to give you an extra space after the period. There's also the bit that if you need two spaces after a period at the end of the sentence it helps when you're looking for the periods...
That didn't work, but this seems better:
/usr/bin/nc -c 'sleep 2;printf "ehlo desktop.localdomain\r\n";sleep 2;printf "etrn master\r\n";sleep 2;printf "quit\r\n"' server.localdomain 25 I know it's a bit crude in just waiting without reading...
I'm not sure about smallest. With openbox you can maximize a window to take the full screen. With a tiling window manager like dwm, if you only have one thing open, it will take the full screen. I feel like I'm missing something in your question...
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Not a direct answer to your question, maybe not helpful at all, but perhaps an alternative direction...
Install unbound from ports. local_unbound is a stripped down version. You can use it as a local caching resolver or a full recursive server...
In reply to MG, it's ToggleDecorations. I do that with key shortcut, but also had a setting for app whatever, to have no decorations.
At the end of my rc.xml (the open box config file) I would have
<application...
I'm not sure about smallest. With openbox you can maximize a window to take the full screen. With a tiling window manager like dwm, if you only have one thing open, it will take the full screen. I feel like I'm missing something in your question...
Openbox does run programs without any decoration. The configuration can be long. I'm at 900 lines of XML. Not sure anymore which setting this was. I run fullscreen xterms without anything of window top bar or edges for focus.
Interesting. I've got doas-6.3p13 installed on a 15-release system and have not had to type in password. But that is likely due to my config (single user systems at home) having "nopass" for my user.
Yes I know not ideal but as I said, single...
Are you able to chroot into that instead? I.e:
# chroot /path/to/phonedev
A little less secure than a Jail but doesn't need to be a long term thing but useful to help diagnose if the Linux Emulation is working correctly before we diagnose Jail...
I've been trying to make some X11 single-app fullscreen 'environments', borderless, no WM.
With XTerm or normal, resizeable applications it works to use xdotool with windowsize arg to 100% and --sync option to catch XTerm after it runs.
But...
Wear that to a tech conference. Get the Trump haters and the BSD haters on my tail.
Might just add "Rust sucks almost as much as Wayland" to the back too. ;)
It's not a i9 13900K? Mine has a random freeze once per month at high load. 😆
It doesn't look promising, but some things you could try is to get into the usual environment from a remote terminal. It will probably lose connection but might give a...
That's definitely a bad sign. It's going to be difficult to diagnose though. If it's this locked up it won't be able to log anything either. But, definitely check /var/log/messages, there may be clues leading up to the lock up.
Some general...
Ok. So you have a single BE named default; it sounds like that is a fb16 system. (freebsd-version -kru will tell us)
Then you manually created fb15 (zfs create zroot/fb15 and copied fb15 files into it)?
That means that fb15 is not a BE which is...
I believe you are thinking about these two:
- https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2021/02/23/upgrade-freebsd-with-zfs-boot-environments/
- https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2021/10/19/other-freebsd-version-in-zfs-boot-environment/
Not sure why you are using the past tense here. Usenet is alive and well and likely the largest "decentralized media backup" in the world. And yes, that still includes porn.
I wouldn't be surprised if people start using VPNs for the purpose of being "outside" of CA from all appearances. I worry mostly about what this could do to developers in the state as anybody outside of the state shouldn't really be under any...
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I've looked into it, but it's rather opaque. I can set postfix up to accept ETRN connections, but then I apparently need to use the insecure telnet to signal it manually to send my mail, and that telnet connection has to be to a process running...
I feel very fortunate that I bought my current desktop a year or two ago before the RAM prices started to sky rocket. I was able to completely fill out it's RAM capacity with 32gb of RAM. Granted, it's DDR4, but I probably should sell the...
Probably a bit of misconception here. Automatically starting X and showing a GUI login screen is a function of a display manager. Some Desktop Environments have their own display manager, some don't. In any case, just like window managers, there...
I would debate that. You don't need any account on the ports collection to access them, and there should be nothing in there that is age restricted. So you have no reason to check any age. Germany has a guideline/rule not to request data you...
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