Latest activity

  • B
    Beastie replied to the thread FreeBSD Metalheads.
    Detox by Strapping Young Lad, a sweet ballad from a while back. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f20L0msLsM
  • D
    drhowarddrfine replied to the thread attn cpp coders.
    johnjohn You could throw half those books away and not be worse for it. Don't get bogged down by them. You've collected too many trees for your forest.
  • cracauer@
    cracauer@ replied to the thread attn cpp coders.
    Speaking of different collection classes, here is a psychological test whether you are "compatible" with C++: https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2023/p0447r21.html This introduces a new collection class. It does clever things...
  • T
    T-Daemon reacted to PMc's post in the thread ZFS NFS: read-only does not allow reading with Like Like.
    Okayokayokay you win. 294010
  • T
    Better to file a PR so that the bug is properly tracked. Also, once the right assignee is picked in the PR it will be forwarded to freebsd-fs@.
  • T
    Good guess: https://pkg-status.freebsd.org/beefy21/build.html?mastername=150amd64-quarterly&build=05fed70d47d6 . "Reason: Blacklisted" See also...
    • Poudriere bulk results for 150amd64-quarterly 05fed70d47d6.png
  • cracauer@
    If you entered the root password multiple times you did build dependencies as well. Even if your desired port is not available as a package most or all build dependencies will be. Install them as packages before building the main port. And you...
  • Mjölnir
    You might want to provision storage to a VM which is not ZFS on the server side, e.g. using a mirror'd UFS file system. See my comments re COW client file systems provisioned on COW server file systems above. ZFS terminology can get intense. I...
  • Mjölnir
    Have a nice day. See you later. Me now in the process of putting a NVME zpool special device , single point of failure onto a mirrored special device on SSD.
  • Zare
    Zare replied to the thread Are there any "trekkie fans".
    Again a WW2 'fantasy'. The dreadnought battleship type was crown of WW1-era developments, it had thorough fat armor protection throughout. But it was heavy and slow. Designers realized they could strip armour from various parts of the ship...
  • Zare
    Zare reacted to Alain De Vos's post in the thread Are there any "trekkie fans" with Thanks Thanks.
    The most stupid is starfleet academy. They are attacked in front. The commander orders on bridge "move all shields forward". How more stupid can it get.
  • cracauer@
    Thanks. Still a bit rocky. The serial console loses keyboard input when userland starts. The curses console has rendering errors, in particular the last line on screen is not drawn at all which makes editing challenging. What I really want is...
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to sidetone's post in the thread Valuable News – 2026/03/23 with Like Like.
    Some hour after midnight around 2 or 3am in the US, not sure if there's certain days of the week (perhaps not on weekends when a lot of people are up), they're allowed to play a lot of uncensored content on the radio. Many radio stations don't...
  • SirDice
    Not that I'm aware of, but I'm not a ipfw user so never looked for one. But the general gist is to query the contents of the table (sort the results), then use drill -Q mysite.example.com (sort those results too), and compare both outputs...
  • S
    Ah, thank you. That's the word I wanted.
  • S
    Factionalism https://www.dictionary.com/browse/factionalism
  • SirDice
    This is a problem with building ports in-place in general. And why package builders like poudriere and Synth build in a "clean-room" environment. You also have the problem with various ./configure scripts enabling options/dependencies even if...
  • gpw928
    You might want to provision storage to a VM which is not ZFS on the server side, e.g. using a mirror'd UFS file system. See my comments re COW client file systems provisioned on COW server file systems above. ZFS terminology can get intense. I...
  • SirDice
    Use a table. Add/remove IP addresses to/from the table, not rewrite an entire rule. Also makes it easier to compare.
  • B
    balanga replied to the thread Solved Apache & php.
    Thanks for that. It looks like my update to /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf wasn't done properly. I've changed it, restarted and it exists now.
  • B
    balanga reacted to VladiBG's post in the thread Solved Apache & php with Like Like.
    Yes the socket is created when the php-fpm is started. ssl_module is for https when you have valid SSL certificate socache_shmcb_module is shared cache provider if you don't plan to use it don't enable it.
  • _martin
    As -nographic sets the console to stdio you need to have serial console enabled to see it. On FreeBSD that means console=comconsole in /boot/loader.conf. Not sure if multicons was supported in those early versions. If you have qemu compiled with...
  • S
    sidetone replied to the thread Valuable News – 2026/03/23.
    Some hour after midnight around 2 or 3am in the US, not sure if there's certain days of the week (perhaps not on weekends when a lot of people are up), they're allowed to play a lot of uncensored content on the radio. Many radio stations don't...
  • B
    balanga reacted to Alain De Vos's post in the thread Solved Apache & php with Like Like.
    Note, lsof | grep -i sock | grep unix | grep -v dbus | grep -v xdg mariadbd 2839 mysql 25u unix 0xfffff80043700400 0 /var/run/mysql/mysql.sock git 53852 x 3u unix 0xfffff80043843000...
  • D
    This may be the third time I mentioned it here but I believe the internet will eventually be licensed and regulated in the same way or fashion that radio and TV airwaves are regulated. The internet today is like the wild west of radio back when...
  • D
    drhowarddrfine replied to the thread attn cpp coders.
    Ah! No problem. The code is commented.
  • Crivens
    Crivens replied to the thread Are there any "trekkie fans".
    It was the tentacles, yes?
  • robroy
    Sure, see below. Just to be clear: I am running several Windows 11 guests with graphics enabled and using RDP to actually interact with the client. I am doing this on different hosts with different hardware ranging from an i7-1185 laptop all the...
  • S
    sgunn replied to the thread Pkg upgrade tries to remove KDE!.
    I'm on 14.3 and I was about to do a pkg upgrade and also saw that it wanted to remove kde. Have had stuff like this happen before, which is no fun, so I watch for it now and didn't proceed. Not sure if I still just need to wait, or maybe just...
  • robroy
    So, now that I've tried Vbox and found it's performance lacking, I've got a lot of feedback that I should try BHYVE. However, I'm finding a lot 'half' instructional documents. I'd like to get BHYVE running on FreeBSD14 HOST and Windows 11...
  • cracauer@
    It works. Thank you everybody, especially Martin. The final obstacle was a QEMU issue that has been nagging me forever. The window it opens when you don't use -nographics doesn't work for remote displays (probably using SDL for something). But...
  • Jose
    Jose replied to the thread attn cpp coders.
    No longer valid as of GCC 14 / Clang 16 (which started enforcing C99): https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/new-warnings-and-errors-clang-16 https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-14/porting_to.html 😞 There's a hash (#) missing at the beginning of this line...
  • Jose
    Jose reacted to ralphbsz's post in the thread attn cpp coders with Like Like.
    Fortunately, C code is usually clean, clear, readable and understandable. For example, it should be obvious that the following (valid) C program ... define _ -F<00||--F-OO--; int F=00,OO=00; main(){F_OO();printf("%1.3f\n",4.*-F/OO/OO);}F_OO() {...
  • S
    sidetone replied to the thread Valuable News – 2026/03/23.
    I believe so. I may be mistaken about what specifically was under these and similar terms.
  • Mjölnir
    Alan, I'm still waiting for the 1st 6 TB HDD to arrive, and ATM I have the 1st NVMe but the 2nd comes tomorrow or thursday or friday. Ok? And I still have to "shoot" a 2nd SATA HDD with 6 TB, which is not so easy because some nerds are paying...
  • Mjölnir
    Ok. So my naive plan to have 2 x 64 = 128 GB L2ARC cache (50/50 for the mirror and the scratch) is nonsense, because this would need 2 x 6.4 = 13 GB of RAM. And I have only 16 GB total. So either I cut down the size of the cache drastically or...
  • _martin
    Well, here you at least get the proper output and not the error. Your original issue from newish loader was an error. As we don't know what you're unpacking with that tar image it's hard to say.
  • Mjölnir
    has nothing to do with what I wrote... L2ARC requires memory for its allocation tables; roughly 100MB per 1GB stored in L2ARC as a rule of thumb. So L2ARC is always the wrong tool against memory pressure on such low-end systems as you will...
  • _martin
    I went through the basic install (triggered my mbr/bsdlabel ptsd) and got it running just fine. # uname -a FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE #0: Sat Jun 7 09:22:34 GMT 2003 root@hammer.corp.yahoo.com:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC...
  • B
    balanga replied to the thread Solved Apache & php.
    Hope can I tell if I have set up sockets correctly? ls -l /var/run/php-fpm.sock does not find anything. Should it get created when you start fpm?
  • C
    claudiuschan reacted to SirDice's post in the thread Leaving FreeBSD with broken heart with Thanks Thanks.
    There is another solution to this conundrum. You're not limited to having a single PC on your home network. It's how I started too, first just one PC, dual booting FreeBSD and Windows (think it was 95 or 98). Got sick and tired of rebooting to...
  • Mjölnir
    they are a) too slow and b) *will* die quite often. just don't. L2ARC is basically only a very last resort if you are completely maxed out on RAM and absolutely need some data to stay in a slightly-faster-than-the-disks-cache. L2ARC also needs...
  • cracauer@
    4.9 ISO creates the root filesystem successfully.
  • C
    claudiuschan reacted to Maturin's post in the thread Leaving FreeBSD with broken heart with Thanks Thanks.
    Of course, it's always easier to get things up and running, if everything is allowed by default, instead of you need to think of each you need to allow, and explicitely allow it first. And in theory - when you respect everything - it makes no...
  • C
    claudiuschan reacted to Crivens's post in the thread Leaving FreeBSD with broken heart with Like Like.
    well, you can block anything you like, but when after an update suddenly telnet is active and you don't block that - you get 'problems'.
  • Mjölnir
    I bought 2 poor-to-medium quality NVMe drives, used, 256 GB. The board has PCIe 3 x 4 lanes IIRC, and NVMe 1.3. So plugging in hyper-dyper-throw-your-money-at-me NVMe drives just doesn't make sense. These are already much faster than the...
  • cracauer@
    Grrr, same result. kernel isn't loaded. `ls` output is a bit different. Hit [Enter] to boot immediately, or any other key for command p Booting [kernel]... can't load 'kernel' can't load 'kernel.old' Type '?' for a list of...
  • cracauer@
    sysinstall failed to install the base system, saying the /dev/ entry for the root filesystem does not exist. However, it partitioned the drive and installed the bootloader. I'm unpacking my tarfile now after newfsing in a md mapped file.
  • J
    jardows replied to the thread Porting Joplin to FreeBSD.
    deskutils/joplin-desktop/ It works, no linuxulator needed.
  • cracauer@
    Ah. Confirmed. Adding hda make it enter the installer. Thanks for that.
Back
Top