I have installed an DL320 Gen11 in May. Everything works, from iLO with SOL via SSH to the HTML5 console and the controller with mrsas(4). This abysmal system compiles world and kernel in 15 min. Insane.
Usually adduser on a new system with only username and password given but sometimes I feel like pw. It's actually quite convenient if you want to change specific user properties.. The syntax description already explains everything.
That are System V commands, not BSD commands. pw is meant to mimic them, but it does not do it 100%.
The old BSD style seems to be to edit the files and use for example commands like:
vipw
pwd_mkdb
chpass (chfn, chsh)
passwd
vi /etc/group
See...
All in the iocage documentation.
Example jail name is hostname:
iocage create -r 15.1-RELEASE -n myjail
Example jail name and hostname differ:
iocage create -r 15.1-RELEASE -n myjail host_hostname=<hostname>
Sure, assuming dnsmasq...
It's absolutely a supply-chain attack target. Everyday someone is trying to spread malicious code through this default portal.
I wonder if it also interchanges the executable fingerprint with rhe official binary suppliers to catch systems with a...
I can't compete there. This is a very old host. With odd stuff.
[17:19 r730-01 dvl ~] % md5 -r /boot/efi/efi/*/* /boot/loader.efi
zsh: no matches found: /boot/efi/efi/*/*
Let's see:
[17:14 r730-01 dvl ~] % loaders-update
loaders-update v1.4.0
Usage: loaders-update mode [-befgqry] [-m efi_mount_dir] [-s loaders_source_dir]
mode can be one of:
show-me: just show the commands to type, change nothing.
shoot-me...
Usually adduser on a new system with only username and password given but sometimes I feel like pw. It's actually quite convenient if you want to change specific user properties.. The syntax description already explains everything.
All in the iocage documentation.
Example jail name is hostname:
iocage create -r 15.1-RELEASE -n myjail
Example jail name and hostname differ:
iocage create -r 15.1-RELEASE -n myjail host_hostname=<hostname>
Sure, assuming dnsmasq...
I wonder how Plasma 6 renders the desktop background? I can't imagine it's repainting a static image at vsync or rendering it on GPU, but that almost looks like what's happening.
I'd try different desktop alternatives (iirc one was no...
Today I use feh and sxiv, before I used xv. Just for first inspection of an image, for more, ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick that support other formats and have more functionality.
It may seem that since the mail client built as part of the browser it uses linux network API that's not fully supported on linuxulator it might need to be fallback to how the browser connects to the internet.
Try to run the command below to run...
A lot of good opinions on viewers in this thread but no one is talking about library bloat. Most of discussed options are heavily tied to a particular desktop environment and drag a bunch of SO dependents into memory when you run them.
type ldd...
Just a bit of time (I've done something alike before several times).
Note that sed is needed to omit a garbage ( as merged into one by uniq) "the" caused by base libraries (not installed by ports/pkgs).
I was looking for a way to assign a hostname at the time of creating the jail, but didn't see it.
Is it possible to use dnsmasq to provide a hostname.
Also with IOCAGE jails, I don't how I can allocate an IP address since there is no MAC...
Cool, I didn't know that memory tests can be inadvertently related with the Nvidia GPU. I will look into the xorg module extension to see what happened then into the memtest.
Why don't you consult the sysutils/iocage documentation (no offense, but it's not the first time you don't)? If I'm unfamiliar with a program, I look in the documentation, if available, online, and local installed manuals.
It took me as a...
A drm-kmod video driver must be installed and loaded to get the HDMI interface functional. In your case the "i915kms" module, which is apparently loading.
Please show us which drm-kmod version is installed on your 15.1-RELEASE-p1 system:
pkg...
One of my regular Nagios checks is for orphaned packages. I find that an essential check. If the package is not available, that might be something to investigate. FYI, the check is pkg version -vRL= | grep orphaned
On about half the hosts I have...
Why don't you consult the sysutils/iocage documentation (no offense, but it's not the first time you don't)? If I'm unfamiliar with a program, I look in the documentation, if available, online, and local installed manuals.
It took me as a...
For those who are interested with EFI booting that works with a root file system that does not necessarily reside on the boot disk, Warner informed me about a recent feature of loader.efi (only in 16-CURRENT for the moment): the boot_policy...
I don't remember when I set things up, but feh is my default image viewer with a browser. To view an image with email, I use display (from ImageMagick) which I set up in mailcap. I *think* the reason I chose that was because whenever someone...
For example that name and gid are different on different records?
Semantic errors can give permissions to someone should not have them.
Perhaps /etc/group is not so critical as /etc/passwd, but it deserves to be checked carefully.
This was anti-user behavior. MS-DOS was intentionally real bad at CLI operation. It was pretty much impossible to make an interactive batch script that doesn't bloat up the screen and accepts normal keyboard input.
Better compile it in C or so...
: is a holdover from Thompson shell where it used to be used for implementing labels for goto(1).
It was a command that did nothing but return true and simply discarded its arguments.
goto(1) would scan stdin forward until it found a line that...
Does it matter if garbage is human-produced or AI-produced? It is still garbage. Before AI, some humans produced books to sell on Amazon from Wikipedia articles and whatnot.
I didn't either, I think the last one I had was the 4th edition. It's on his official page, so I'd assume that it's legitimate. But, it is the 4th edition and it's from 20 years ago, so I'm not really sure who would be wanting to buy a new copy...
I periodically copy /boot/loader.efi to /boot/efi/efi/{boot/bootx64.efi,freebsd/loader.efi} to avoid this sort of problem, especially on some machines where I follow 15.1-STABLE or -CURRENT.
On my 15.1 machine:
$ md5 -r /boot/efi/efi/*/*...
A non-referencing here document? That's no universal shell code.
It also isn't a valid question. That's asking for hallucination.
Still looking for a nice way to put them in formatted bash scripts without requiring the 0-indentation of the EOF...
You are essentially marking a block of text as "COMMENT" and with a small change you could feed that block of text to something for processing...but what you've found is indeed a nifty way to mark a block as a comment without "#" on every line...
I still use an expanded version of xzgv for my first-line picture sorting routine. A little annoying since you have to drag gtk+-1.x around but what can you do?
While this is valid to suppress output it is not a good way to do this.
For example, backticks get executed. Consider this:
: << EOF
echo hello
echo `touch /tmp/l88`
EOF
This will execute the touch.
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