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Agreed but I also note that a compromise could almost be reached if we knew what the hell the thing was doing when we clicked a button. This was my issue with an old colleague using i.e webmin, etc. Any time he did something trivial, it would...

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The problem(s) start when you view that 'pretty interface' and one day it says: "WARN: googah is upside down!" and you have no idea how to fix it. A far better workflow is when you notice (on your laptop) that <widget> is not interfacing, you ssh...

umounts? Are you sure these were zombies? Sounds more like ordinary processes hung in the kernel. Those take up their original space.

Just get proper glasses and you'll know.

Sounds like "kill -9"

Right, that is the problem. A single NFS mount cannot (normally) span several server-side filesystem mounts. ZFS seems to hack that up for snapshots, but not in a complete enough way. Maybe a solution is to actually export and mount the...

Sounds like "kill -9"

Oh yes. Rather forceful eviction.

Account got banned, then deleted.

Until you have X coming up properly I would suggest booting up to a command prompt and the running startx.

Network Attached Storage. What use cases make it better than sufficient attached storage to include redundancy/safe storage? A household with mix of systems that need to share data? Like *nix, Macs, Windows all wanting to share videos and...

Less error prone: sysrc dbus_enable="YES" sysrc lightdm_enable="YES" You don't run the risk of adding those lines multiple times when you execute the script more than once; sysrc Don't need to set the scfb driver, Xorg typically detects it...

Just to be clear, snapshots are completely independent datasets/filesystems as far as the server is concerned. On a ZFS system, going into .zfs/snapshot/xyz will cause it to automatically mount the snapshot dataset (pool/mydataset@xyz) onto that...

Thank you. That works!

Why are you generating INDEX in the first place? It often breaks and you don't actually need it.

Is "kill -9" murder?

I have a real machine (server) and two virtual machines (desktops) with FreeBSD at the latest release and updated to the latest patch: FreeBSD ambaxtos 15.0-RELEASE-p4 FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p4 GENERIC amd64 (server - real machine) FreeBSD...

Coming right down to it, I don’t need a NAS at all. An 18tb disk in a USB enclosure is sufficient. Another one for a backup copy is nice. Both are sufficient for me. And far simpler.

I don't remember but less than 1MB and not changing. Seen this only a few times. I noticed the problem while testing something that uses mount and umount and leave no trace of it. Dead umounts were stacking up after a few runs. Not a very big...

Processes will not exit on signal 9 when they are stuck in the kernel. umount is a good example of a program that can happen to.

I have an existing PEFS‑encrypted filesystem that I originally created with the following command: pefs addchain -fZ -a aes256 filesystemdir I would like to change the password. Is there a way to change the password, or is the only option to...

You can always kill the parent of the zombie. In which case the zombies goes to init, which consumes it. You can't eliminate a zombies without doing that since the parent still has business to do with its child. It shouldn't be significant...

Bring in the dutch oven. No idea why that's so funny, but it absolutely is.

For the 9260 there is comms/iwmbt-firmware/ Install it reboot and you should be able to scan with hccontrol -n ubt0hci inquiry https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/advanced-networking/#network-bluetooth

THis should be a proper bugzilla entry at this point. Copying an empty file is definitely not OK.

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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oSbLGIRNyw

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TcFmAebIxQ&list=RD8TcFmAebIxQ&start_radio=1

Apparently only NFSv4 minorversion "2" is affected ("2" is default, if not specified otherwise), "0" and "1" are not. NFSv3 isn't affected as well. See mount_nfs for "minorversion" and "nfsv4". On my test setup (15.0-RELEASE, NFS server and...

You probably remember this one Alain De Vos Alfred Jodocus Kwak. Some actual Dutch anime (written by a Dutchman, animated by a Japanese studio) Originally Dutch; Nijntje, or as the rest of the world knows her Miffy

You probably remember this one Alain De Vos Alfred Jodocus Kwak. Some actual Dutch anime (written by a Dutchman, animated by a Japanese studio) Originally Dutch; Nijntje, or as the rest of the world knows her Miffy

Emotions =/= Technical; I'm kind of curious too why DIY light NAS isn't more popular over a large AIO solution (OS already provides native disk monitoring/FS tools) vsftpd Linux and FreeBSD presents a NAS in less than 5 minutes; Samba can work...

The problem(s) start when you view that 'pretty interface' and one day it says: "WARN: googah is upside down!" and you have no idea how to fix it. A far better workflow is when you notice (on your laptop) that <widget> is not interfacing, you ssh...

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I filed a bug to clarify matters: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=293028

php-fpm requires mod_mpm_event, mod_proxy, mod_proxy_fcgi /usr/local/etc/apache24/httpd.conf /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf /usr/local/etc/apache24/Includes/php-fpm.conf ------OR------ /usr/local/etc/apache24/modules.d/030_php-fpm.conf...

I had a RPi do something to release a little magic smoke; it worked seeming fine a year later but still smelled a little like the smoke :p

That's a humongous picture, eternal_noob. Did you know that when you are editing the post, if you click on the image, a little box appears somewhere (sometimes it's a little bit hidden and you have to scroll the image; I think it's at the bottom...

Indeed. Another great Dutchman, in relation to computing, Guido van Rossum (creator of Python).

The PR mentions the commits to stable/15, stable/14 and even stable/13.

It should have been MFCed according to the original commit message, so yes.

You know what else we're acutely attuned to smelling? Fire.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jack_Benny_Program It turns out that I'm really liking the Jack Benny Program (that was the original name). Its humor has a touch of absurdity that I like. It really makes me laugh on occasion. It's good...

All the way up in my all time favorites. Along side Bottom.

Not sure what's wrong on your end. Installed opensearch and curl on a test machine, added the same to rc.conf as you. root@fbsd-test:~ # curl -u admin:admin http://127.0.0.1:9200 { "name" : "fbsd-test.dicelan.home", "cluster_name" ...

I'm sorry, the problem was on my end. After several attempts, I used an old Firefox profile, from 7 days ago, and everything is OK.

Is "kill -9" murder?