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  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    Anytime! Just let me know if you'd like me to expand on any of that.
  • SirDice
    SirDice replied to the thread why pkg upgrade so slow?.
    While iwlwifi supports 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be modes, the compatibility code currently only supports 802.11a/b/g/n/ac modes. 802.11n/ac is only available on the 22000 and later chipset generations. 802.11ax/be and 6Ghz support are...
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    scottro replied to the thread Solved VPS v. Cloud hosting.
    balanga, this gives one way to run a jail but using one public IP. (In answer to You clone lo1 (that's L o One, not lol), write a simple pf.conf and run the jails on one IP that goes to your router. If running it from home, use dynDSN or...
  • SirDice
    SirDice replied to the thread why pkg upgrade so slow?.
    What wifi card do you have?
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    hruodr replied to the thread Solved VPS v. Cloud hosting.
    How did you install it? First Ubuntu and then dd the image of openbsd installer on what raw device? And how do you avoid 80% idle? I am running bionc in a ubuntu vm, but openbsd does not support it. I do not want to expend too much time end...
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    hruodr reacted to rootbert's post in the thread Solved VPS v. Cloud hosting with Thanks Thanks.
    I know FreeBSD runs on Oracle cloud since I have 2 free tier instances there running since 13.1-RELEASE
  • SirDice
    What do you use to upgrade your packages? Because a plain pkg upgrade won't create those backup packages.
  • SirDice
    SirDice replied to the thread why pkg upgrade so slow?.
    Give ports-mgmt/fastest_pkg a try.
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    rickmccombs66 reacted to Qtwosix's post in the thread Porting X11Libre to FreeBSD. with Thanks Thanks.
    Not to derail the thread, but, if you see the word "slave" and immediately think "black people", perhaps you are the problem.
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    balanga reacted to drhowarddrfine's post in the thread Solved VPS v. Cloud hosting with Thanks Thanks.
    balanga Since you don't appear to have ever had a server up and running anywhere before, I think you are getting ahead of yourself and should just get your first one up and running before you worry about all these other things. All these services...
  • Espionage724
    Are we there yet? I haven't seen it in docs.
  • Espionage724
    https://reviews.freebsd.org/D28423 route: FreeBSD provides support for scalable multipath routing. It is acti- vated by default, but can be turned off by setting the net.route.multipath sysctl(8) MIB to 0...
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    paulw replied to the thread kern.sched.preemp_tresh.
    In /boot/loader.conf, if you set: kern.sched.name=4BSD you can use the 4BSD scheduler instead of the ULE default. I do have a zfs BE for that. There is no corresponding preempt_thresh sysctl for that scheduler. One of the 4BSD scheduler...
  • scotia
    scotia replied to the thread How to set MSS using netgraph.
    Hi, thanks for the offer of help. I have a few VMs in cloud land that I connect to my central router via IPSEC whose ipsec0 interface has an MTU of 1400. My CSP allows backdoor links between VMs, and those are on vtnet interfaces with an MTU of...
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    I don't personally have any trouble reading that. I see that somebody was pressing buttons while the output was going and I see some missing fonts that really should be installed on the system. Output like that is readable to the people that...
  • cracauer@
    It's still not clear to me what exactly happens over ssh in the OP's scenario.
  • Espionage724
    Hi , Related Query: SSH on FreeBSD does not seem to use the INTEL processor AES-NI ( New- Instructions ) hardware crypto acceleration/offload engine. this is what "ssh -v <my server address> " returns...
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 replied to the thread GitLab on FreeBSD.
    I'd use my wiki for coding; it has diffs/revisions (never seen anyone maintain a project through a wiki though :p) Someone pointed out that code boxes on DokuWiki can be directly-referenced in scripts, so theoretically it can be hooked up to CI...
  • Espionage724
    Do you need jails? I'd figure out a base set up first (get experience with how stuff hooks up) then adapt it to jails later. My landing page is a bit boring and I might look into Joomla, Drupal, or Grav later (recently installed 15.1-RELEASE and...
  • cracauer@
    I bought 4x 32 GB DDR4 unreg ECC on the Crucial store. Generally I have few problems with RAM except Nemix (Newegg house brand I think?), which is junk.
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to rootbert's post in the thread Solved VPS v. Cloud hosting with Like Like.
    I know FreeBSD runs on Oracle cloud since I have 2 free tier instances there running since 13.1-RELEASE
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    balanga Since you don't appear to have ever had a server up and running anywhere before, I think you are getting ahead of yourself and should just get your first one up and running before you worry about all these other things. All these services...
  • elgrande
    elgrande reacted to dbarron's post in the thread Solved Booting the img stick with Like Like.
    Ok, I finally managed to find some time and brain cells to look into this further. The issue appeared to be the boot loader ie pre-kernel. I usually don't flash beta bios updates, but I went ahead today and the behavior has changed, it now...
  • Espionage724
    I learned that hard on X470 with Rift CV1 PCVR and 4 sensors (Ryzen CPU-side USB went unstable with HMD and 1 sensor; my board luckily had separate ASMedia ports to offload around), and hearing others report issues on 500-series (and now a 600)...
  • cracauer@
    No.
  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    vermaden So, first off, of course, the GitLab Bastillefile: ARG+ ROOT_KEYS ARG+ DEPLOYMENT_ENV=production ARG+ GITLAB_HOST ARG+ GITLAB_PORT=443 ARG+ USE_HTTPS=true ARG+ GITLAB_KAS_SECRET ARG+ GITLAB_SHELL_SECRET ARG+ GITLAB_WORKHORSE_SECRET...
  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    vermaden Carrying on, the contents of files/usr: usr/local/etc/gitlab/compile-assets: #!/bin/sh su -l git -c "( set -e cd /usr/local/www/gitlab RAILS_ENV=${DEPLOYMENT_ENV} rake gitlab:assets:clean yarn install --production...
  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    As for files/usr/local/www/gitlab, I'm thinking that pasting their contents actually adds little value to these posts, because they're pretty much just the stock GitLab configuration files, which usually come with .sample counterparts, plus my...
  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    Bastillefile for PostgreSQL: ARG+ PKG_REPO ARG+ DEPLOYMENT_TYPE ARG+ ROOT_KEYS ARG+ POSTGRESQL_VERSION=17 INCLUDE shared/base \ --arg PKG_REPO=${PKG_REPO} \ --arg DEPLOYMENT_TYPE=${DEPLOYMENT_TYPE} \ --arg ROOT_KEYS=${ROOT_KEYS} \...
  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    And, finally, similar ideas for the Redis jail: ARG+ PKG_REPO ARG+ DEPLOYMENT_TYPE ARG+ ROOT_KEYS ARG+ ACL_FILE INCLUDE shared/base \ --arg PKG_REPO=${PKG_REPO} \ --arg DEPLOYMENT_TYPE=${DEPLOYMENT_TYPE} \ --arg...
  • vermaden
    vermaden reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    I'm just realizing with these posts that I forgot to abstract a couple of production Rail environment strings! All those should have been ${DEPLOYMENT_ENV} abstractions. That said, I admit that I tried to get a staging GitLab deployment going at...
  • vermaden
    vermaden replied to the thread GitLab on FreeBSD.
    jmpalacios Thank You very much for sharing this setup - it will take some time to process it, appreciated, take care.
  • gpw928
    With 4 disks all the same size, both RAID10 (two striped mirrors) and Z2 (distributed parity to multiple spindles) will give you the same capacity, but RAID10 write performance will be markedly superior. However, Z2 will have superior...
  • freethread
    This means little. What people want to fight against is "vibe coded" software or PRs. LLMs still have a ton of great usages around programming. What people also want to fight against is taking the humanity out. This is not feudalism, we're not...
  • the3ajm
    can you try turning hardware acceleration off?
  • the3ajm
    can you confirm your email client setting is correct or remove your account then setup again?
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    bumping this thread with a new question but related the thread: Can we have a "y/n/l' for 'yes no log' with the 'log' dumping the ENTIRE question to /var/log or the present directory, so one can view the THREE seperate lists [ to be removed...
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    They found a toaster it does not run on.
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    akil replied to the thread Searching for a new motherboard.
    I don't recommend the Gigabyte Aorus Master X670E. The board has issues with the igc Ethernet driver, which can stop working once your USB keyboard or mouse begins rapidly connecting and disconnecting (that issues is caused by the usb extension...
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    akil reacted to vermaden's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    Original article here. Consider this when replying. FreeBSD, The FreeBSD Foundation, and The FreeBSD Forums are not associated with the content of this article.
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    Findings bugs is a joke... honestly the worst thing they do.
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    akil reacted to ub0a-kun's post in the thread Will FreeBSD adopt a No-AI policy or such? with Thanks Thanks.
    is there any hope or am I cooked?
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    akil reacted to jmpalacios's post in the thread GitLab on FreeBSD with Thanks Thanks.
    Drawing heavy inspiration from Matthias Fechner's work on the GitLab port and deployment instructions, I took the approach of deploying PosgtreSQL & Redis services into standalone Bastille jails for each, and GitLab & Nginx services into their...
  • Zare
    Yes. Neither is suboptimal automatic code generation. For FreeBSD I have no worries. Generally I have no worries for open source.
  • Zare
    Well that's a standard user/pass auth you described and it is dangerous to use without a second factor, hence we came up with 2FA long ago... It is too easy to phish out passwords. Good point about older people - my folks are seniors too and I...
  • cracauer@
    To be fair, that line of thinking is not new with LLMs. In FreeBSD you need to get your code, no matter how you came up with it, past a couple of reviewers. That won't be easy for debt code.
  • Zare
    In Virginia, anyone who installs, services, or sells surveillance equipment must be licensed by the Department of Criminal Justice Services. I had to get licensed to work on commercial security DVR systems. Take a 16H course and have my...
  • Zare
    rbranco and cracauer I generally agree but there is improvement to be done, some models are really docile and you can spin them around like a fiddle, so I've had hit and miss with the "conversation partner" and idea bounce sort of stuff. LLMs...
  • SirDice
    What does pkg repos show? Edit: Never mind. Same issue: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/question-about-pkg-upgrade.103196/post-766663 Only, in this case it's reversed. The packages in FreeBSD-ports are newer (20260519), but built for 15.0...
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    I don't see a particular problem there. If you really don't like it, there's no reason why you can't just use sed to add line breaks where you want them. Again, if you're trying to read that, then you probably have a reason for doing so that...
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