06:14:12 <Remilia> kind of really do not want to post a stupid question like ‘are the reject/blackhole flags broken for ipv6 routes’ to -questions but it might be my only option of finding inner peace
06:14:44 <Remilia> s/of/for/
06:15:30 <parv> Aw, come on :-(
06:16:21 <Remilia> I just do not get how they are supposed to work
06:16:43 <Remilia> (null-routing seems to have the same issue)
08:16:15 <polyex> can i restart the networking somehow? i needed to add another tap to a bhyve host so the guest could get networking and finish installing
08:16:22 <polyex> i dont wanna start over im at the last f'ing step lol
08:59:00 <sn00p> does anybody know why I get this error ? zfs create -V90G -o volmode=dev zroot/ubuntuvm
08:59:01 <sn00p> cannot open 'zroot': no such pool
09:00:56 <parv> At the risk of asking the obvious, has "zroot" pool been imported?
09:01:47 <sn00p> i dont think so
09:01:51 <PredatorONormies> yeah, like I got a strange thing - I have to manually import a pool which is umm strange.. not sure if I had to do this on Arch GNU/Linux
09:02:12 <PredatorONormies> I was surprised, but hey - it worked
09:02:24 <PredatorONormies> The 1st time I forgot to export it whoopsie lol
09:02:39 <PredatorONormies> also I have heard that having the default name such as 'zroot' is a bad idea?
09:03:06 <sn00p> i'm remading a tutorial
09:03:45 <parv> sn00p, "zpool list" will show imported pools, to be certain
09:03:55 <sn00p> ok
09:05:10 <PredatorONormies> how about unimported pools? I did stuff like `zpool status` and got only imported pools
09:05:30 <PredatorONormies> And I had to "guess" if my pool existed properly so I could import it XD
09:05:33 <sn00p> i had a whole weekend to make a RTMP server and I didn't
09:05:45 <PredatorONormies> congratulations, you're not miserable lol
09:05:56 <sn00p> no pools available
09:06:18 <sn00p> I will be
09:06:24 <sn00p> since I cant watch videos at work
09:06:26 <otis> and i'd go with volmode=geom (the default)
09:06:44 <PredatorONormies> Soo anyone know how to see unimported pools?
09:06:56 <otis> PredatorONormies: "zpool import"
09:07:00 <parv> "zpool import" will list pools that can be imported
09:07:02 <otis> without any additional parameters
09:08:34 <sn00p>  zfs create -V200G -o volmode=geom zroot/ubuntu
09:08:36 <sn00p> cannot open 'zroot': no such pool
09:08:38 <sn00p> I still get this
09:10:32 <PredatorONormies> > otis> PredatorONormies: "zpool import"
09:10:32 <PredatorONormies> <parv> "zpool import" will list pools that can be imported < Oh wow.. easy lol thanks
09:16:04 <otis> sn00p: what's the output of "zpool list" and "zpoool status" ?
09:16:12 <otis> s/zpoool/zpool/
09:16:12 <sn00p> otis, no pools
09:16:22 <otis> then zroot is not imported
09:16:38 <sn00p> how do You import it
09:17:03 <otis> "zpool import zroot"
09:17:15 <otis> but beware that it may collide with existing mountpoints
09:17:32 <otis> (provided that it does exists and is importable)
09:17:40 <sn00p> i still get no pool available
09:21:30 <otis> then that pool is either not visible to that host or not created.
09:21:41 <otis> what's "df -h" output?
10:48:51 <V_PauAmma_V> Maybe I'll have better luck in this time slot: Is there a way for me to see which is the active keyboard Fand (if kbdmux) which physical keyboards are attached to it? kbdcontrol is good for changing state but apparently not as good for displaying current state.
10:49:32 <V_PauAmma_V> s/Fand/and/
12:18:08 <nomad_fr> I just add a procedure in bug report about ZFS NFS .zfs/snapshot access : https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=266236
12:18:10 <VimDiesel> Title: 266236 – ZFS NFS : .zfs/snapshot : Stale file handle
14:23:23 <Oleg1> What does *:* mean in the output information for the sockstat command?
14:42:52 <V_PauAmma_V> Waiting for traffic from any source address and source port.
17:10:10 <drskrzyk> I know this is dumb - how do I write an image to an mmc card from freebsd? my normal dd tricks aren't working. I've had inconclusive documentation reading and search results.
17:10:37 <drskrzyk> basically dd if=something.img of=/dev/mmcXXX bs=4M
17:19:51 <drskrzyk> nevermind, it was a hardware problem
17:44:57 <f451> hi, what's the advantage of compiling a program with LTO ?
17:45:25 <ananke> f451: https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/mmarek/kbuild/+/lto/Documentation/lto-build
17:45:27 <VimDiesel> Title: Documentation/lto-build - pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/mmarek/kbuild - Git at Google
17:45:42 <ananke> oops, completely wrong channel, please disregard
17:47:00 <f451> ;)
17:47:55 <f451> i know LTO makes some things (like gcc) take a lot longer to build, but ive not read up yet on what the advantages or disadvantages are
17:48:42 <f451> of the resultant ports.
17:48:51 <f451> faster? more secure?
17:56:06 <Catie> Theoretically faster. In practice, the speedup is generally pretty small
17:56:21 <Catie> (From what I've read, that is)
17:57:59 <f451> thanks
17:58:28 <f451> also get asked whether to enable graphite loops
17:59:02 <f451> graphite loop optimisations
17:59:39 <f451> but i have no idea what a graphite loop is or in what context it would be a good thing to optimise
18:00:40 <f451> is there a security penalty in enabling LTO?
18:00:59 <f451> im asking cos these things are usually tradeoffs
18:01:17 <f451> brb
18:12:02 <debdrup> f451: linking programs in different order can speed up execution (anywhere from A ~= A´ to approaching an order of magnitude) ; LTO exists to try and algorithmically figure out which order is the fastest.
18:13:14 <debdrup> Problem is, even a single character of changed code can affect the optimization gained by LTO, and you often also need to weigh the time it takes to build something vs how much CPUtime is saved, unless the software is being compiled and linked on a purpose-built server farm that isn't taking away CPUtime from the program being run.
18:14:39 <debdrup> I'd be wary of anyone saying LTO can't affect security, but at the same time I'd be very interested in seeing a practical attack that results from LTO alone.
18:19:41 <sshow> how do I list all bhyve VM's on system?
18:20:23 <michaeldexter> ls /dev/vmm but it is not very descriptive.
18:20:45 <mrelcee> Using a particular bhyve manager like vm-bhyve or chyves?
18:20:48 <sshow> michaeldexter: good enough! Thanks :)
18:21:03 <michaeldexter> You are welcome.
18:22:15 <sshow> I just found the `vm` command as well. Confusing for me to find bhyvectl and bhyve, and then `vm` :)
18:22:32 <sshow> Altough the wifibox VM does not show up in `vm list`, but does show in `ls /dev/vmm`
19:08:15 <V_PauAmma_V> 11Third time's the charm, maybe: Is there a way for me to see which is the active keyboard and (if kbdmux) which physical keyboards are attached to it? kbdcontrol is good for changing state but apparently not as good for displaying current state.
20:39:46 <last1> all of a sudden my zfs pool is throwing errors
20:40:11 <last1> errors: 12545 data errors, use '-v' for a list and when I use -v it says: errors: List of errors unavailable: pool I/O is currently suspended
20:43:20 <megaTherion> last1: broken hw?
20:45:09 <last1> nope, figured it out, special device somehow got detached
20:45:15 <last1> and the entire pool freaked out
20:45:35 <megaTherion> sounds strange
20:55:09 <polyex> when tailing /var/log/messages on a fresh 13.1 box, sudo service -e makes messages like /usr/sbin/service: WARNING: $ is not set properly - see rc.conf(5)., /usr/sbin/service: WARNING: $sndiod_enable is not set properly - see rc.conf(5)., and a bunch more. but i never even messed with sndiod_enable
20:59:27 <polyex> gonna test smth brb
21:02:27 <polyex> i got no mention of openvpn in /etc/* but it still messages: /usr/sbin/service: WARNING: $openvpn_enable is not set properly - see rc.conf(5). wtf
21:35:38 <polyex> so ya anyone know why service -e puts those errors in /var/log/messages?
21:40:20 <fengshaun> did deluge get removed from freebsd 13 quarterly?
21:40:37 <fengshaun> grepping the packagesite.txz doesn't return anything!
21:40:43 <fengshaun> and pkg search can't find it
21:44:47 <f451> debdrup: thnaks
22:22:21 <arinov> I have problems with recording DVD on 13.1, can someone share instruction of how to configure system permissions correctly?
22:29:52 <woland> arinov: are you in the optical group?
23:18:19 <polyex> im trying to figure out something about wireguard so i set the rc var wireguard_env="LOG_LEVEL=debug", but where's that logging to?
23:18:29 <polyex> there's no config file for wireguard to put that in afaik
23:43:06 <polyex> ansible service module breaks wireguard wtf
23:43:40 <wez> nice, use OpenVPN :P
23:44:45 <polyex> no i like wireguard better. i just have it make a reboot for now as a workaround
23:45:01 <polyex> it's an ansible bug for sure anyway
23:45:31 <polyex> i can get box to same state, type service wireguard start, and it works fine. but ansible service module state=started leaves netstat -rn in corrupt state loool