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Why would anyone in Iran want to know what the BBC reports about Iran? If anyone in the west wants to know what is going on in Iran, they only need to check https://famelack.com/tv/ir/Z0k0qEYEWnFz7F

Fossil has a binary called "fossil" for everything. Not very unix, but easy to deal with. Keeping it up to date very easy. A repository is also a single file, technically a sqlite3 db. The cgi-script, let us call the file "repositories"...

Pkgbase is different ok But to say that the procedure is complicated is surprising from some users who are administrators And they have been for years To say that everything is mixed up is false There is always a separation between third-party...

For Drupal, they are defined in core/composer.json "Extensions used by Drupal core are defined in core/composer.json. Look at the "require" section and the keys starting with "ext-"."...

Normally CMSs have a page (somewhere in admin panel) where say if all required PHP modules are available. Install the ones required but not installed. The image below is from GravCMS

Btw. ajoeiam you're asking the wrong questions. You run a RAID array. Have you decided what filesystem are you going to use? You either use the classic UFS with the GEOM framework to set up the RAID layer over the physical drives, or you use ZFS...

cracauer@ "Servers and infrastructure software will - postgres"

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Quite possibly, I just spent the morning working out why it is that none of my jails could update packages, it turned out to be that something had changed to prevent the nat instructions in PF from working when I updated to 15.1 in the jails. I...

https://github.com/b-aaz/bmake-extravaganza This is a Mandelbrot set renderer, written in pure BSD Makefiles, with no calls to ANY external binaries. This project started after I was reading a bunch of the port system's Makefiles, and I realized...

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Maxnix Thanks for the PTSD, man. (No problem, I can laugh at it now) This triggers memories of a C++ code base that had this style, and in a constructor prototype there were some with about 1KLOC untill you came to the { Instantiation was then...

For Drupal, they are defined in core/composer.json "Extensions used by Drupal core are defined in core/composer.json. Look at the "require" section and the keys starting with "ext-"."...

Bug submitted.

No, and that's for sure. I think that updates/upgrades without pkgbase will remain in 16 era, at least. FreeBSD is somewhat conservative and prudent in its advances. That's not Linux. That doesn't mean you don't have to prepare to the jump.

Allman!

https://github.com/b-aaz/bmake-extravaganza This is a Mandelbrot set renderer, written in pure BSD Makefiles, with no calls to ANY external binaries. This project started after I was reading a bunch of the port system's Makefiles, and I realized...

Normally CMSs have a page (somewhere in admin panel) where say if all required PHP modules are available. Install the ones required but not installed. The image below is from GravCMS

People regularly report problems concerning mc's subshell feature. I've always compiled mc without this feature. Maybe it's time to disable it by default for binary pkgs as well. You could open a bug report and suggest this. To support your...

What bakul said.

I haven't switched to pkgbase yet because I don't have time to fully understand how it works, especially (as mer said) if I'll run into problems after switching. I use ports, but some operations, such as requesting ports to update (pkg version -L...

Not necessarily if you do an incremental build and build packages (never incremental) on a diskless (NFS) machine.

/var/db for third-party database systems (mysql, postgresql) vies there, though.

I find that the usual server renting places are usually blocked by geo-enforcing websites. Amazon EC2 Frankfurt for example is useless for those purposes.

Hi putney Thanks your suggestion 😺 But can't try right now because I'm remote using server😹 I assume this is bug because 15.0-RELEASE have not this problem and 15.1-RELEASE release notes have not change about pf. Thanks you very much. 😺

This is very cool. Bookmarked to present next time someone says Make is too restrictive ;) My general statement about make is that it can always do exactly 99% of the task required but no more. And that last 1% is a massive ugly pain in the...

epopen: I think you can run your host with pf & securelevel 2 if you copy the files from a 14.1 system in a similar way to what's described below. It's not a very satisfactory workaround but maybe you can tolerate it for a while. To test the...

https://github.com/b-aaz/bmake-extravaganza This is a Mandelbrot set renderer, written in pure BSD Makefiles, with no calls to ANY external binaries. This project started after I was reading a bunch of the port system's Makefiles, and I realized...

The context is that I created a new jail and installed Drupal, Apache, and PostgreSQL and got those messages output during the install. These are fresh pkgs, so why would I need to run pkg update?

Absolutely. Average Joe wouldn't even be on these forums to read my suggestion. Heh, its more so I don't need to fix the wife's/kid's/dog's/rabbit's Windows laptops when the crap hits the fan. Android and Apple offerings also benefit from this...

I am running a router on 15.1-RELEASE, dual stack IPv6 and IPv4. After reboot IPv4 does not work for the clients, while working from the server itself. I suspect this is due to the pf ruleset/nat not being loaded properly. It starts working after...

I do tend to experience the Tor symptom of "prove you aren't a bot" on i.e cloudflare due to blacklisting and traffic counting. However I find that if you specifically tailor your torrc to avoid common end-points (and also choose English speaking...

No, the only increasing part of /var if you have 3800 packages is the package cache which can be cleansed with one command. FreeBSD per default doesn't need a separated var. Servers and infrastructure software will - postgres, docker, libvirt...

Why can't the AI figure out how to do a port of itself?

This project seems to implement a framework for Reliability Engineering, capitalized because it is a proper category. The stuff listed in "Key Features" describes terminology from that framework. This is all very abstract if you haven't worked...

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.

Yes, basically anything that results in the use of a vtable (e.g. inheritance), is generally best avoided.

C++20 Modules now have visibility vs reachability issues, causing significant challenges/complexities, for developers and especially for make/build tools. C++ templates are either recompiled wherever used of if instantiated to provide an API...

How do I know which php modules to install when installng apache? If I intend to install drupal, should I expect that pkg to pull in all the required php pkgs.

I've set up www/gitlab on my VPS. A bit overkill, but I like all the features it has. And it's self-hosted. Keeping it up to date can be a bit of a challenge though.

I have just created a new jail and installed some pkgs in it so updating pkgs sounds odd.

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I don't: "release" is the value for the -C option, it's not a make target. I need it because I'm running this command from /usr/src, not /usr/src/release. Oh, thanks! This is not in the manual page though. I tried now: # make -C release...

Why do you include the "release" target to create a cdrom? The "release" target reads in src/release/Makefile as follows: 10 # release: Invokes real-release, vm-release, cloudware-release and oci-release targets 11 # real-release: Build all...

Why do you include the "release" target to create a cdrom? The "release" target reads in src/release/Makefile as follows: 10 # release: Invokes real-release, vm-release, cloudware-release and oci-release targets 11 # real-release: Build all...

I've set up www/gitlab on my VPS. A bit overkill, but I like all the features it has. And it's self-hosted. Keeping it up to date can be a bit of a challenge though.

All VPS providers are well known and their IP addresses are blacklisted these days. Also, you will struggle to find vps that aren't vastly more expensive then the vpn offers, with most vps having traffic limits on top of being more expensive...

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