01:38:44 meena ^ 01:54:14 "the forbin project" 01:56:24 up there with darkstar,soylent green, thx1138,planet of the apes,silent running, etc... 02:18:23 del taco vs taco bell? 02:19:03 vim vs emacs 03:57:35 rennj: Sadly, The Forbin Project isn't available on DVD in widescreen that I can see, just this pan and scan nonsense. 04:00:02 Ah, I'm wrong. 04:01:01 why does local-unbound-conf show logfile: "/etc/unbound/unbound.log" and not use /var/? 05:03:36 polyex: looks like it's just an example with chroot 05:06:00 what's worse, the man page has a lot of unexpanded variables (e.g. @UNBOUND_CHROOT_DIR@, @UNBOUND_USERNAME@) 05:09:10 @.@ 05:14:48 yuripv https://termbin.com/aiez any obvious probs or ways i can make it better? 05:16:59 I'm running into a weird issue with "edns" queries if anyone is familiar with it. 05:17:12 If I try to do a query with "drill kroger.com TXT @localhost" I get a SERVFAIL. Yet it works with "drill rs.dns-oarc.net TXT @localhost". 05:17:15 I am running BIND 9.16.26 on 12.2-RELEASE-p14 05:27:06 Logs simply show "(kroger.com): query failed (timed out) for kroger.com/IN/TXT at query.c:7369" 07:33:14 tuaris: is that particular request supposed to work anyway? 07:34:05 or is your machine the authoritative server for that domain 07:34:29 oh 07:35:59 that is a whole load of TXTs 07:37:33 tuaris: you should probably write that off because it is not your local issue 07:39:02 something is funky with that domain and TXT queries fail for me via my own recursive resolver and via my ISP's 10:48:34 What is with "already locked" or "already unlocked" message -- https://termbin.com/ax1x -- when the command shows that a package was not already (un)locked? Does "pkg" not even remember the recent action? Or is something else going on? 11:41:49 Remilia: the weird part is that Google, OpenDNS, and Cloudflare are able to resolve it 11:43:40 tuaris: that might be cached 11:44:49 tuaris: try `drill kroger.com TXT @sage.kroger.com.` or thyme.kroger.com 11:45:28 or just host -t txt kroger.com sage.kroger.com 11:46:31 above are the authoritative nameservers for the domain, from whois and host -t ns 11:48:23 hmm, interesting. that returns a truncated response 11:48:57 had to use `-b4096` 11:50:36 I get connection timed out haha 11:51:09 yeah the `host` command times out. drill is just truncated 11:51:25 truncated is expected, you cannot fit that in UDP 11:51:44 oh 11:52:13 tuaris: it makes sense, they are either blocking TCP 53 or simply do not listen on that port 11:52:34 host will try TCP if it gets a truncated response 11:53:19 Oh... hmmm. So perhaps my local resolver is trying to fall back to TCP as well. I wonder if I need to configure my local resolver to support larger buffer for UDP responses 11:53:21 aye, their nameservers do not respond on 53 11:53:33 tcp 11:55:49 tuaris: if you mean your local unbound in recursive mode, I do not think there is an option to force it to use edns0 11:55:49 This page is making more sense to me now: https://kb.isc.org/docs/aa-01219 11:55:50 Title: Refinements to EDNS fallback behavior can cause different outcomes 11:56:03 I'm using BIND 11:56:18 I don't have unbound enabled 11:56:41 I see 11:57:17 * Remilia has not had BIND installed ever since it was removed from base 11:57:29 nsd + unbound here 11:58:11 for unbound I would probably just use a workaround of forwarding everything about the domain in question to a public resolver 12:17:51 ah, some progress. I added "server 0.0.0.0/0 { edns-udp-size 4096; };" to my named.conf and at least now I am gettig a truncated response 12:18:28 and now if I do "drill -b4096 kroger.com TXT @localhost" I get the full response 14:38:48 compat11x does not exist on freebsd13? 16:14:05 maerwald, it does. It's uppercase in kernel config files, though. COMPAT_FREEBSD11. 17:32:01 tuaris: making that global might bite you 19:39:15 Hi all. I have no experience in BSDs but wanna try out. Would you recommend it to a Debian user as a daily driver? 19:39:52 it depends where you're driving 19:48:18 just basic internet usage and I do some python scripting for data analysis at work in a windows machine(manuf. business), at home I have my debian machine doing the work. thats it. 20:01:51 sokrat: of course 20:44:42 Never run Debian strictly speaking, but I switched my daily driver from Ubuntu to a FreeBSD derivative in April 2019, then to straight FreeBSD in October 2019. Never regreted it. 21:04:13 V_PauAmma_V why not Debian? 21:42:07 I wanted something that worked tolerably for me with a GUI. Ubuntu is the first I tried, and I never looked beyond it. Can't remember whether in... I think 2011 or 2012, I knew much about Linux distros, but I don't think I could have evaluated or compared them and selected one more closely fitting. 23:15:28 love how FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD's ifconfig output is really similar, but also subtly different.