This is how I switched from net/gitup to devel/git
If there's a cleaner or more efficient method, I'm all ears.
I only care about the latest commits (the same way gitup works):
git clone --depth 1 https://git.freebsd.org/ports.git /usr/ports...
Fixed the issue I had (my own stupid mistake, duh). Now I need to clean up a bit and can submit a patch to get fs-uae updated. Also had a look at fs-uae-launcher but I'm getting a bunch of missing dependency issues there, so I need to spend a...
Yep. Generally pretty on-topic.
The numbers of active users is actually very consistent. It hasn't changed much since I started using it a couple of decades ago and will likely remain the same, long after Discord shuts business.
I must also add that ALL tap interfaces on the VM host are used by that VM guest. It works as a firewall/router -- that's the idea.
And PF configuration there explicitly blocks traffic between 192.168.8.0/27 and 192.168.9.0/27. Since they're both...
No it can't. 192.168.8.1/27 is unreachable to remote host, whether I use "non-vlan" igb1 or 'vlan 10" igb1.10 for that network segment.
Remote system only can reach the VM host through 192.168.9.0/27, which is there linked to "untagged" VLAN 3...
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Yep. Generally pretty on-topic.
The numbers of active users is actually very consistent. It hasn't changed much since I started using it a couple of decades ago and will likely remain the same, long after Discord shuts business.
all email addresses used on Bugzilla are public; they're visible as mailto: links in every bug you open and every comment you leave. anyone can scrape Bugzilla for email addresses to send spam. there is absolutely no reason to conclude that...
If you look closely most of the rebuilds are due to expat being updated. That triggers quite a cascade.
Deleting expat-2.7.5.pkg: new version: 2.8.0
{...}
Deleting avahi-app-0.8_6.pkg: missing dependency: expat-2.7.5
{....}
Deleting...
all email addresses used on Bugzilla are public; they're visible as mailto: links in every bug you open and every comment you leave. anyone can scrape Bugzilla for email addresses to send spam. there is absolutely no reason to conclude that...
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Here is ifconfig output for the bridge machine:
bridge0: flags=1008843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST,LOWER_UP> metric 0 mtu 1500
options=10<VLAN_HWTAGGING>
ether 58:9c:fc:10:5c:64
id 00:00:00:00:00:00...
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You are only as good as the latest software you're running and the ability to keep up with those. We had a failure in keeping up with XF and that will not happen again. This was the first security event in the 18 years that these forums have...
Indeed they are.
That's a backend error. Bugzilla sits behind a reverse proxy, the proxy itself is accessible but the backend isn't. Then a 503 error is typically given.
Hi everyone,
I usually browse this forum to find solutions, but now I’d like to share something that might be useful to others. I am running FreeBSD 15-RELEASE.
After testing many different fixes found online, I finally found a working solution...
Now... the word "tagged" seems to be the game changer here. But if I use "untagged 10" in the syntax above,
then VLAN 10 exists only on localhost. And in order to connect to it from remote LAN host I don't need any VLAN 10 interface like igb0.10...
Hello everyone!
I'm very enthusiastic about this new bridge concept in 15.0, so I've put it to use of my old configuration where I had a dedicated bridge for every cloned VLAN interface.
But it doesn't seem to work the way I expected.
In...
Also be very careful with what you're asking here, because what works for me.. may not work for you. Especially when we're talking about options such as MODULES_OVERRIDE.
Anyway, I do have one line which I'm a little proud of...
base_weekly is 15-STABLE (or 14-STABLE, depending on ${ABI}), which is now 15.2-STABLE. There are no "patch" versions on -STABLE, it's more like a rolling release (it's actually more like an alpha version of the next minor release).
Post the...
I've 'lived' for many years on IRC back around 2k, good times. Always text based ("cli"), always customizable.
When it comes to clients... I've only used 2 more seriously: irc/epic4, together with a really cool script/theme which name I forgot...
Part II => Putting things to some real use
Hi gang,
Well, I promised that I was going to do a follow up, and now seems like a good time as any. Today we're going to dive more into Python and we'll take a closer look at how we can use it to "do"...
There is other interesting meager program in packages by the same author of pick: yank.
It allows to select fields according to a regexp.
I made for example the following script file pssel containing: ps | yank -g '^[0-9]+' -- xargs $*
Then, for...
If you are like me I prefer 5GHz wireless.
Look at RALink based RT3572 dongles if you want 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Same driver.
They are usually bigger. Some even accommodate dual antenna jacks.
I wanted to say something similar.
Irc is for chat, it is not web forum, not USENET, not a mailing list.
To enter a group to react after more than 10 seconds is misuse of irc.
What I lament is the decline of USENET.
Looks like it was down for some time. Now downloading again.
Does a trusted page with most distfiles still exist? It used to, with pgp-keys but I can't find it anymore.
Problem repeating now:
fetch...
Anti-corporation is too broad to mean something. I have fundamental problems with software not improving things but limiting the user to create a market. It's why everybody uses apps on phones. A smartphone is a computer. Apps are not computer...
While building a large collection of ports, what do I do about missing distfiles? I was missing libdvdcss-1.5, dependency of Imlib2. Found it somewhere online. Unsafe but it compiles.
Now the parent port, also no working distfile url:
=>...
I'm not sure what is meant by "vanilla command", the term is rather imprecise.
The term "legacy" is clearer. However, it may mean different things to different people. I wouldn't call vermaden's sysutils/beadm legacy. bectl was originally...
I don't know my kids computers all run FreeBSD. I switched everything over 3 years ago last month. I think it's a relative scenario. My kids are growing up with experience using a solid system that is easy to learn and read about.
hruodr that seems to be true. blackbird9 I also used bitchx and xchat--would I have been using them on Windows? It seems to me I did.
I remember, I'm going to say early 2000's when we all sorta hung out on irc. There were people in #freebsd--I...
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