It IS about development and OS packages ARE separate from application packages. It's just that the method of upgrading both will be the same or similar.
As far as I can tell there's only one script that requires python;
root@molly:/usr/local/share/git-core/contrib # grep -r python3 *
fast-import/import-zips.py:#!/usr/local/bin/python3.11
It's been able to use pkgbase for quite some time now. Doesn't use it by default though. It also won't 'magically' convert your existing jails.
pkgbase[=repository_path]
Install from the given pkgbase repository
at path from...
Is it the same concept? According to FreeBSD developers, this solves a lot of development problems for them and makes upgrading far easier. In any case, FreeBSD development is not Debian or any Linux development and I don't think they can be...
Looking at your last few posts, I'm guessing you feel you got "blocked" because you posted a response in the howto forum. You weren't "blocked", EVERYTHING in the howto forum is moderated. That's been the case for quite some time.
Additionally...
It's the CONTRIB option that pulls in Python. You could install the tiny flavor of git if you don't need all the additional fluff. pkg install git-tiny.
.if ${SUBPORT} == p4 || ${PORT_OPTIONS:MCONTRIB}
USES+= python
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=...
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You can find "Im Westen nichts Neues" on YT, in the old B&W silent movie version. That version is much more realistic than the next version, it was done by people who were there and had that, actors and extras.
To fully get "Das Boot", check...
For anything more complicated than a simple word match I end up using PERL. There are just way too many variants of regular expressions out there to remember what works where.
At some point a ports committer will have a final look at this and either okay it or not. It's up to the critical eye of that committer to see how far this flies.
Agree. Seems vibe coded and the description above, which seems rather boilerplate and vague, too seems AI generated. I looked at this project’s commit history. Not promising.
thank you so much for your feedbacks. here is an attempt to share my own thoughts:
SirDice -- true. relysam is GPLv3 and GFDL v1.3 compliant. though at start i never thought much about which licenses, but since it has been in the media world, i...
And you slapped a GPLv3 on it :rolleyes:
Almost all shell scripts in this application require bash (#!/usr/bin/env bash), and the submitted port doesn't have a dependency on it. So much for being "designed for FreeBSD production environments"...
"...relysam is a Core Reliability Engineering platform with AI/ML enhancements designed for engineers and organizations involved in reliability engineering...."
As long as anything AI/automated is reviewed by humans and not just taken as gospel...
Pressure (2026), very good.
Apocalypse Now (1979), excellent
Conspiracy (2001), excellent
The Dirty Dozen (1967), excellent
The Enemy Below (1957), excellent
Enigma (2001), excellent
The Exception (2016), very good
...
long list
Well, I don't want a massive application suite to only view a "desktop". That's compatibility problems. More might not work somewhere. I just want to increase or decrease program font sizes of all, or as much as possible, programs that are...
Thats the issue in a nutshell
Its like person A get person B to write some code for them
Then person A submits the code
But the people reviewing the code cant talk to person B
The people reviewing the code cant talk to the llm
and they cant...
Restarting the program is no problem but I'm trying to find a way to do it without restarting the entire X.org including all running graphical programs. It shouldn't be required. We can display pictures scaled to everything too, so...
Does it somehow show the configuration changes that it applies?
I can imaghine this is problematic because of too many screen resolutions and pixel sizes. How do we know the visual size of things on all monitors?
I finally have time to return to this. I implemented poll handler for my virtual dsp device. Now, virtual_oss command above does work and registers my virtual device:
# cat /dev/sndstat
Installed devices:
pcm0: <Conexant CX20590 (Analog...
Hah, you know, I got the very idea about writing such program because in the last few days I've been exploring and debugging the mixer subsystem, which includes mixer -> mixer (libmixer) -> /usr/src/sys/dev/sound/pcm/mixer.c (generic mixer...
Yes.
cuse(3) is used to create DSP character devices from userspace.
The OSS sound system under FreeBSD exposes play/rec devices through /dev/dsp entries which are standard Unix character devices, hence standard Unix file stuff is used to...
I have quite some experience with C programming, but I'm completely new to writing kernel or device drivers and I want to learn that. I have an idea to create a sort of 'microphone filter', which will receive the input from the microphone, then...
Who knows something to set fonts and sizes for everything in X.org?
Qt*. Gtk*, xterm... Immediate without restarting the display program would be nice. Rescaling everything instantly would be to good to be true.
Is it the same concept? According to FreeBSD developers, this solves a lot of development problems for them and makes upgrading far easier. In any case, FreeBSD development is not Debian or any Linux development and I don't think they can be...
That's an awfully big change to get no mention at all in the release notes. It would be very helpful to know how to run a vnet jail with pf, using securelevel 3.
edit: the above makes no sense. I don't want to run my jails at securelevel 1, and...
Creating a new account to mention this bit us at work today.
https://reviews.freebsd.org/D56390 seems to change pf add rules to
only be securelevel > 2 need securelevel < 2 (so securelevel=1)
while Bastille defaults to securelevel=2 for all...
As another data point, @alelab@bsd.cafe tried reducing the secure level in his jails from the default 2 down to 1.
That worked for him, and he was then able to start pf in his (thin) jails without error.
That's an interesting thought. I have about ten thin vnet jails on the aarch64 system; freebsd-version reports 15.1-RELEASE or 15.0-RELEASEp10 as expected. They were all (I believe!) running 15.0 when the host was 15.0; that's what they reported...
@alelab@bsd.cafe has mentioned this on mastodon, and I've seen the same thing in my homelab too.
We're both using bastille, so Alexandre opened a problem report with bastillebsd, but it seems more likely to me to be a kernel issue than anything...
I can't get the sequence right.
What should I do first? Disconnect USB, stop devd, then plug in USB and start devd?
Are messages logged anywhere?
I just get a lot of 'parsing /etc/...conf' messages.
What is it trying? rc.d does things parallel also, right? So it's not a modular kernel + base configurator? I'm no HEAD user but I might try this if it's worth it. Does it offer system-wide options like entirely deleting anything sendmail-related...
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