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It's been a bit, but last time I needed to do something like that, I used an SQLite connector for Java. It took hardly anytime to setup. It's been awhile since I messed with Java, but here's the connector. https://github.com/xerial/sqlite-jdbc

It's rather late, but since you've got a public server is there any reason that you're not using caddy? With a routable ip and name it should handle this more or less automatically.

I'm setting up an older laptop with FreeBSD and needing it to sync with my older ReadyNAS using resilio sync. I'm trying to install rslsync from ports, but it's it's gives up half way through. I'm using a fresh install of 15.1-release...

That's definitely a shame. And I don't get why Nvidia won't enable it on the FreeBSD version of their drivers. Terribly annoying to be honest.

Installing ComfyUI and ComfyUI-Manager with Cuda on Freebsd using Podman with the freebsd-cuda project. ComfyUI https://github.com/comfy-org/comfyui ComfyUI-Manager https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI-Manager Freebsd Cuda project...

No problem mate All my how to guides and tutorial work I wouldn't post things that don't And like your local milkman i always deliver

Confirm it works.... Thank you NapoleonWils0n

Blender working with Cuda now on github Launched with a desktop entry on Freebsd Videos directory mounted from Freebsd into the container for file access and audio works as well if you need it. https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-cuda...

I think you are saying you have striped two mirrors (RAID10 requires 4 disks), and you want to be able to replace failed disks easily. My instincts tell me that triple mirrors, or hot spares, are likely to be operationally superior to using...

Success with a ThinkPad P53 integrated graphics (Intel UHD 630). :) SDDM doesn't want to start however; will see if I can understand why. :-/

I'm like scottro, I've been running openbox with the same configs for years. I do try to stick to core apps, particulary in OpenBSD where they have been audited, leading to an approach where I attempted to configure xterm to mostly work like...

I can only tell you my experience. What I've found is that if there's an error, something like a custom keyboard shortcut might not work. Then, I kill X and look for the error---but again, this hasn't happened in possibly years. So, in my...

Same here, I think my version is 15 years old or so but since openbox is very senstive about the config file and crashes on the tiniest error, I assume it's good. It's also really long. Maybe I have to merge all my custom settings with a recent...

Heh, I knew the other words, figured Falle was trap and looked it up, and only after that did I see your translation at the bottom.

"A trap for big children"

Sheesh, NapoleonWils0n, Let it go. (Another reference to the movie for those who think I'm criticizing NapoleonWils0n). ...Sigh, Ok, I'll see myself out. It seemed funnier as I typed it.

The Disneyfication of the Freebsd ports repository

In openbox I open the alacritty terminal. I configure said terminal in $HOME/.config/alacritty/alacritty.toml. Previously, I used urxvt which I *think* had a default size of 80x24, and I had some stuff configured in $HOME/.Xdefaults but not the...

There is a Disney film called Frozen in case anyone didnt get the reference As in a Disney themed ports repo

The Disneyfication of the Freebsd ports repository

As drhowarddrfine mentioned, it really looks like a server side issue. Using fetch to download the source and viewing it with vim, it shows: <meta name='generator' content='cgit v1.3'/> an empty <div class='commit-msg'></div>

drhowarddrfine, like others, I didn't have to click a link. (I don't know if that's helpful at all, but I like to whatever the cyber equivalent is of hearing myself talk).

My roots are in windows. The XFCE environment reminds me of the Good Old Days of Win7: simple, clean and high performance. I don’t want the glitz and eye candy of Win8 and up, nor the glitz of Cinnamon and the others trying to imitate windows...

The .Xresources values have to do with it? No problems either but I'm trying to start a program in a window that has the same monitor-relative dimensions on different systems. 80x25 in fullscreen xterms everywhere would be nice. Starting from...

There have always been FreeBSD ports of Linux binaries. Eg. VMWare workstation.

Yeah. And it is a binary. But it still counts as a port. Certainly pretty far from open source.

In the rsync situation the second disk would not take over for the first one automatically when the first one breaks. rsync can be pretty intense from a disk traffic standpoint.

What is your goal?

Ease of replacing disks in case of failure, as I don't have any spares, with the exact same specs.

While trying to create a default xterm menu screen for different computers, I noticed that executing an xterm from within openbox causes the output window specs to be different than from X.org itself. It seems to become a much larger 4:3 window...

Are there any advantages to set up a mirror between two mirrored pair of ZFS disks [RAID10] than using RSYNC between two separate pairs of mirrored disks?

Original article here. Consider this when replying. The ports repository has been frozen to revert a very large commit. There is no concern that the tree has been compromised. More information about the freeze can be found on the 2026 Ports...

Yeah. And it is a binary. But it still counts as a port. Certainly pretty far from open source.

Yeah. And it is a binary. But it still counts as a port. Certainly pretty far from open source.

Is it really a FreeBSD port if it requires Linuxlator?

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...

I submitted a PR about this.

I submitted a PR about this.

Is this the reason of git repack that runs every pull ?

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...

I don't see the issue on the (different) page I visited.

Repair instructions for your ports tree have been posted to FreeBSD-announce.

A link we don't have to type would be nice.

I disabled all extensions, restarted the browser, but I still can't see it.

If the element is empty, it is the server that is not giving the content and the browser is not directly responsible for it.

A link we don't have to type would be nice.