With a 8K mouse, a website mouse polling checker iirc would cap around 2K-4K. A program would show low current rate until "Show" was unchecked (might run with Wine):
Above 1K that mouse needed a wireless dongle (USB-C wired capped 1K), and had...
I discovered that I misued the /etc/rc.d/wpa_supplicant.
It must be (if manually) used as "/etc/rc.d/wpa_supplicant start wlan1"
or "/etc/rc.d/wpa_supplicant start em0"
And more to it, netstat -rn must shows UGS for wlan1
I am going to solve...
Lately I've been using FreeBSD more and more as my primary desktop operating system, and I've been pleasantly surprised by how well it works not only for software development but also for reverse engineering.
The FreeBSD Ports Collection already...
Well, again, this is markup generated by the server and has nothing to do with Firefox or Chromium. Why the server is doing that, I don't know. Perhaps a PR should be made.
Well, again, this is markup generated by the server and has nothing to do with Firefox or Chromium. Why the server is doing that, I don't know. Perhaps a PR should be made.
Hmm, in the chromium page I see:
<meta name='generator' content='cgit v1.2.3'/>
but in the Firefox it is:
<meta name='generator' content='cgit v1.3'/>
And also Firefox has this:
<script type='text/javascript' src='/cgit.js'></script>
and...
$ pkg info chromium firefox
chromium-150.0.7871.100
firefox-153.0_1,2
On the screenshot, www/chromium on the left side and www/firefox on the right side. In Firefox, commit messages are not displayed in cgit.freebsd.org: a tag with class...
Hi MG,
thank you for your reply. I do not know, as I have not tried yet; I was afraid to cause some non-recoverable problem. Hence my question.
Hi cracauer@,
thank you for your reply. The inconsistent feature flags is exactly the worry. It...
FreeBSD 15 on a laptop with a sata SSD.
I modified /boot/loader.conf and /boot/device.hints. Hum, certainly made bad configs..
Now I cannot boot. The SSD is ZFS
With a USB FreeBSD key, I boot and make a "zpool import <id>" and I see all zfs...
Right, on second look this might work. But the thing that causes it to fail, your nnn.patch isn't a patch file. A patch file is a diff that's applied to a specific file within the extracted source distribution (before the actual build is...
With uacme you create a let's encrypt account with, after substituting <your-email>:
uacme --confdir /usr/local/www/Acme new <your-email>
Create and renew certs, after substituting <your-domain> and offering...
Separation of tasks, but what is the win?
A simple http server will perhaps have no big latency starting, but normally inetd is not its place.
Thanks. No error, but wasted time. I got it with dehydrated and with uacme. With the experience I get...
The centralised approach to https is stupid (and the fact it fails to consider internal, airgapped networks means its crooked and broken by design) but if you need to play the game to stop popular web browsers from frightening your users, then so...
The centralised approach to https is stupid (and the fact it fails to consider internal, airgapped networks means its crooked and broken by design) but if you need to play the game to stop popular web browsers from frightening your users, then so...
I believe the only true security is not having to trust any third party, so I haven't used a CA...For my stuff I use apache and self-sign certificates. It means that users must accept the certificate the first time though.
mefizto, you didn't specify the OmniOS version, just tested Long-term support (LTS) Release omnios-r151054r.iso in VirtualBox. After installation, booting up a 15.1-RELEASE installer media, enter "Live System", the OmniOS pool can be imported...
Without claiming to read their mind, I suspect that diizzy just means it's one of those things where lots of people have lots of opinions. There's an old saying something like, there's always more than one way to do something in Unix with the...
You're opening can of worms filled with many personal opinions. ;-)
If you're happy with Apache use Apache, X (where X is insert http server of choice here) might not be the most efficient solution but unless you're running a site high volume...
I wrote my experience and expressed only two opinions:
1) That it [apache] is getting more difficult.
2) uacme seems to be the most simple (compared with certboot and dehydrated).
Then I asked about your experience.
Now a trivial theme. I have installed, locally, many times http server. Three times a public one. One in debian,
one in ubuntu, and one in freebsd. I have the feeling, that with time it gets more difficult, not more easy.
More details to see...
Of course, glad you asked.
The boot time is a very important factor for service/application servers.
Consider a Linux Kubernetes stack. You really don't care how long does it take for your nodes to start. Runtime nodes, network, storage...
Nope. Grok seems to add the external interface to the bridge, that's a mistake. Well, in this case it is, it is appropriate in other situations.
Doing this from the top of my head, might not be entirely correct:
gateway_enable="YES" # You need...
It may be important because things rely on eachother or can be up late. it doesn't require a post-kernel startup framework that manages services with dedicated commands. It can be a single script and 1 thread. All system services are backgrounded...
Nope. Grok seems to add the external interface to the bridge, that's a mistake. Well, in this case it is, it is appropriate in other situations.
Doing this from the top of my head, might not be entirely correct:
gateway_enable="YES" # You need...
It may be important because things rely on eachother or can be up late. it doesn't require a post-kernel startup framework that manages services with dedicated commands. It can be a single script and 1 thread. All system services are backgrounded...
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