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If you poke around the forums you should see who's labled moderator. I don't think there's a list though. (Checks forum rules and such). Nope, doesn't seem to be. Just be a bit patient, it shouldn't take more than 24-48 hours.

A FreeBSD 15 base install is most complete ever. Doing everything with ee and stand-alone tools for years, I hate vi-only systems or with some other editor for 70s serial terminals. That's going to need some treatment. Still, I would use...

so i have been reading about C instead of C++ because i think that it will be a better introduction to C++ for the sake of brevity, i've tried to recreate my calculate center function in C from PHP. The hardest part of this code was the scanf...

They usually don't inform you. I should know.

I have only just tried messing about with executing programs in jails and have found that jexec does not work in an iocage jail. Instead I need to run something like iocage exec JAILNAME ifconfig as an example.

Between 12.x and 13.x I notice that 13.x uses more swap but this is not bad thing if you don't swap in/out a lot. If you want the behaviour of 12.x then you can use a value of vm.pageout_update_period less than the default. If you...

Is there a list of moderators somewhere? I don't want to be pestering the likes of SirDice with trivia like this. maybe there is a general moderators mailbox.

This might not be what you had in mind, but mentioning in case you find it useful. A great way to achieve coverage and depth is with Property-Based Testing (PBT). With PBT, you auto-generate inputs, drive your tested unit with those, and check...

This website is a wealth of information. I'll have to take some time and carefully read this. Thank you, Ed

I have a page, (that has a link to vermaden's better page about vm-bhyve at https://srobb.net/vm-bhyve.html However, lately I've had trouble getting the VMs working after a reboot of the machine hosting the VMs.. Despite that, the general...

I did not yet had time to try Sylve on my hosts ... but with ZFS features such as 'zfs set mountpoint=(...)' or 'zfs rename ...' to move dataset into other place - I do not see any issues here.

I've always thought that there is an excellent opportunity right now for a lot of countries to improve their economies this way instead of manufacturing and dealing drugs as some do. So many close to the USA like Latin America or even Cuba could...

balanga As scottro said, always DM the mods about such things. Posting this here will only address people who won't know anything about the situation nor be able to do anything about it.

Unix is my IDE

You'll see which kind of posts give you feedback and which do not. When you encounter a problem, please do not hesitate to post it here, because as a wrote above: chances are good that you get help quickliy.

Emacs can do debugger integration with source buffers, but you have to set it up.

You'll see which kind of posts give you feedback and which do not. When you encounter a problem, please do not hesitate to post it here, because as a wrote above: chances are good that you get help quickliy.

It is probably being reviewed by the moderators. During that time it won't be available, not even to you. (I was caught by that the first time I posted in how tos, and wound up DM-ing a moderator to ask why. )

Sometimes, sometimes not. The Johnsons down the street, you know? And you need to consider that the production creates CO2, in china mostly. Is that accounted for in the "19%" that are quoted here? If not, it is way more.

I tried to express my experience that finding & fixing bugs with code review and "communication & feedback" (like what you did here, but there's plenty of other ways) is "cheap" in the sense that it requires little effortt and often gives quick...

Try devel/qtcreator never had trouble with it. No need for setup unless you want to select a different compiler/debugger other than the autodetected and maybe install things like gdb, valgrind if you need them. For CLion see 290663. The fix...

pkg info curl ?

By default, version 13.x depend on WolfSSL instead of OpenSSL. ftp/curl/Makefile OPTIONS_DEFAULT_13= WOLFSSL Initially, it was modified to depend on gnutls, but as usual, it was a matter of commit, revert, commit.

I have in make.conf: DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=ssl=openssl35

https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=293734 Given that sunpoet@ and diizzy@ are involved, the reverting was an expected development.

fyi, ldd /usr/local/bin/curl | grep -i ssl libssl.so.17 => /usr/local/lib/libssl.so.17 (0x39a21bc54000) root@myfreebsd:~ # pkg which /usr/local/lib/libssl.so.17 /usr/local/lib/libssl.so.17 was installed by package openssl35-3.5.5

https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=293734

Thanks everyone! I'm an "end user" and not sure what to do here. We're on the FreeBSD 13.x "built in" OpenSSL, since I was told that installing a newer OpenSSL versions from ports, could cause problems, and I don't like problems. I tried to...

That's cheating. Buying goods is already consumption anyway. They buy what they need, right? Are you trying to shift the emission of fabricated products to the seller? But I really doubt it anyway. 20% emission for 4.4% of the world population...

I don't know how much to which country, but in a move which Fox news considers good, the US is charging high tariffs. Depending upon whether voting is suppressed or not, this may change after November, as it does seem much of the US is realizing...

It is probably being reviewed by the moderators. During that time it won't be available, not even to you. (I was caught by that the first time I posted in how tos, and wound up DM-ing a moderator to ask why. )

I posted something in the howto section, which I understand needs to be checked, but it has just disappeared without me being informed.

For how many % of the world population? And does it include all the CO2 which stems from the goods imported into the US?

May need to replace a 1000BaseT PCIe adapter that might be suffering an odd h/w fault. Looking for any recommendations for replacements. A quick check of our local suppliers doesn't show much on offer. ASUS or TP-Link. Also considering using...

I have special eyes (I'd likely notice oddities when randomly looking at logs or resource use :p) View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-fRuoMIfpw

1st class Modern Pop Music, with real instruments & vocals, no "plastic music" This young lady started to write songs at the age of 11 (or 9?) and now she mastererd it. Lola Young Dea£er (live acoustic) One Thing Close To Me (The Cure Cover)...

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That's private sellers, no?

Always keep in mind that so-called security software presents attack surface of its own. They are usually large, compress systems that deliberately unpack and look at malware. Prime target. Let's not start about ithe insanity of unpacking...

I found it interesting ClamAV's owned by Cisco and didn't expect it to be geo-blocked: https://github.com/Cisco-Talos/clamav/issues/500

Does that at least include VAT? 50% is a lot.

Smog does move. Sacramento county bans water heater but adjacent Placer county 5 miles away sells it without restriction. The virtue signaler here lives in Spain and is utterly clueless about how CA operates. Denying FBSD in CA is a typical...

I use Tripwire on my firewall. I have no problem in using free versions for home use. A tool is a tool. Multi layered defense. security/tripwire It really works best on static installations.

I think it will, Steam itself has to go fully 64bit eventually, so some combination of Steam going 64bit and the situation here resolving itself will likely lead to that. I was rather surprised by just how good the support for the games I was...

See, You wrote "You don't want CoW/CoW" several times (3? 4?), but not WHY. Thatŝ the POI. Why should I (or anyone else) blindly follow your advise, when it doesn't include at least a link where I can read an explanation or you give a short...

You have the reason in the OP. It's because it chokes up the process of building packages. It's one of the "heaviest" packages out there. On the machine that builds 15.0 packages, it took almost 25 hours to build the regular Chromium. On the...

The only bad thing, you could drive to another jurisdiction and get the item. You should not be able to work around environmental laws. This stuff is not "freedom". The smog moves. It doesn't have residence or nationality. I'm not saying...

This is how you can quickly install and run Apache in a jail. This is just a prototype but wanted to share it with anyone interested. It obviously needs embellishing. JAIL='temp' cat <<EOF > $JAIL.json { "pkgs": [ "apache24" ] }...