To allow access for the jails to the internet, you need to configure and run pf to connect (NAT) the bridge0 (10.0.0.1) to the internet facing interface (vtnet0: 168.235.83.112). allow.raw_sockets is not required.
Example /etc/pf.conf
wan =...
I set this but it made no difference.
Could it be a NAT problem?
My /etc/pf.conf:-
# Public IP address
IP_PUB="168.235.83.112"
# Packet normalization
scrub in all
# Allow outbound connections from within the jails
nat on vtnet0 from...
Is your iGPU is disabled via UEFI firmware (or via legacy BIOS), or nonexistent, right?
If not, NVIDIA dGPU would be /dev/dri/card1, not /dev/dri/card0.
If yes, are you sure you've built your x11/nvidia-kmod*, graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod* and...
To allow access for the jails to the internet, you need to configure and run pf to connect (NAT) the bridge0 (10.0.0.1) to the internet facing interface (vtnet0: 168.235.83.112). allow.raw_sockets is not required.
Example /etc/pf.conf
wan =...
Thanks, though reading descriptions on Amazon, not sure if I'd like it or not. I guess I prefer what seem to be called cozy mysteries, though not sure if Stout would fit that category. It really depends upon how it's written, anyway, I'll have to...
scottro You might like John Sandford's Prey series. The only detective series and almost the only books I read lately. I'd recommend starting at the beginning to get a feel for the characters but they might be showing their age (missing floppy...
It's possible to boot the encrypted Root-on-ZFS partition with a keyfile from the unencrypted /boot partition. I've done it many time in test setups in VMs.
The loader is looking for /boot/lua/loader.lua, so the root of the boot partitions...
Your issue is primarily caused by putting /boot on its own partition. That's common on Linux but the FreeBSD boot process is entirely different.
The FreeBSD boot loaders (loader.efi or gptzfsboot) have enough knowledge of ZFS to be able to boot...
allow.raw_sockets
The jail root is allowed to create raw sockets. Setting
this parameter allows utilities like ping(8) and
traceroute(8) to operate inside the jail. If this is...
I can ping the internet from within a jail on my home network but I can't do the same thing from within a jail on my VPS.
What is missing?
I don't have pf running on it at the moment.
scottro You might like John Sandford's Prey series. The only detective series and almost the only books I read lately. I'd recommend starting at the beginning to get a feel for the characters but they might be showing their age (missing floppy...
$ext_if="vtnet0"
rdr on $ext_if proto tcp from any to ($ext_if) port $WEBPORT -> $WEBJAIL
pass in on $ext_if from any to $WEBJAIL port $WEBPORT
The reason for splitting it up into separate rdr and pass rule is because rdr pass will...
I believe so. Change em0 to vtnet0, use the public address of your VPS, then you can follow the article as written, that is, clone lo1 (which I keep saying in my head as LOL) to the internal addresses and use rdr as shown. I *think*...
Note that the original 2003 Roberson article, the FreeBSD journal article (2014) & the video presentation of Kirk McKusick (2020) are mostly about the ULE scheduler as it was when it was introduced as the default scheduler. Things have changed...
The david.io article is using it as an example. Your provider should have given you the public IP address. Then you can use, as that david.io article says, a private network such as 192.168.0.x for the jail.
The david.io article is using it as an example. Your provider should have given you the public IP address. Then you can use, as that david.io article says, a private network such as 192.168.0.x for the jail.
In https://www.davd.io/posts-freebsd-jails-with-a-single-public-ip-address/
it suggests the parameters below, do they look reasonable for the webserver jail?
Obviously after changing em0 to vtnet0 and the IP addresses.
Or IPFW, whatever you prefer.
There's only one downside to using regular port forwarding, you can only forward ports 80/443 once. But if you only have one web server it's a fine solution.
Or IPFW, whatever you prefer.
There's only one downside to using regular port forwarding, you can only forward ports 80/443 once. But if you only have one web server it's a fine solution.
You really don't need much. My "storage" server is an old Intel Core i5-3470 with 16GB of regular old DDR3 memory. It's been working fine for many years.
Glad to hear.
It was my pleasure. I learned a few subjects myself.
The configuration which matters in your servers dnsmasq.conf for the jails IP lease is on which interface the DHCP server should be active.
You configured the internet facing...
Glad to hear.
It was my pleasure. I learned a few subjects myself.
The configuration which matters in your servers dnsmasq.conf for the jails IP lease is on which interface the DHCP server should be active.
You configured the internet facing...
dnsmasq.conf:-
interface=bridge0
dhcp-range=10.0.0.10,10.0.0.19,12h
# static jail IPs based on their VNET MAC address
#dhcp-host=5a:9c:fc:ff:3e:07,10.0.0.11,jail1
#dhcp-host=5a:9c:fc:6a:86:ab,10.0.0.12,www...
emacs has a very steep learning cliff. I tried giving it a try periodically over a number of years but always gave up in frustration. Eventually stumbled upon Doom which simplified things greatly although I still have a great deal to learn.
org...
So after an upgrade from 15.0 to 15.1 plasma wayland stopped working again for me.
It complains about no cards found despite the fact that /dev/dri/card0 is there.
Also sysctl hw.nvidiadrm.modeset displays "1".
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I guess it was a "little bit" longer than I remembered, I think the switch was around 2012:
https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-12:03.bind.asc
b) Execute the following commands as root:
# cd /usr/src
# patch < /path/to/patch...
So FreeBSD used to provide what to update specific parts of the system from source in their security advisories/erratas.
Then quite a while ago (it's been several years) stopped doing that.
I'm wondering:
what was the reason? Was it because...
fernandel, I remember my friend and I snitching that book from his dad's book shelf. We were kids and only interested in the sex scenes. I fear I remember very little of it. As for me, I tend to read a lot of urban fantasy and science fiction...
Added what virtual hardware with what command?
FreeBSD should notice Vmware devices coming up? (That doesn't only work with plug&play USB devices?)
If a loose kernel module for it exists, what happens if you unload/reload it?
This is new, and concerning. Usually FreeBSD is pretty stable, but 15.1 had this happen shortly after I added a new virtual network interface through ESXi server.
I only added the new virtual interface (hotswapped) a few moments ago. Something...
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