00:33:41 Anyone got opam installed on thier freebsd system? 05:38:13 Anyone here manage to compile efl-1.26.3 on FreeBSD 13.1? 06:04:32 I've done a git bisect looking for a version that broke something for me. I'm at the end and left with 2 revisions because I had to git bisect skip because of a build failing on a particular commit. However, looking at the two commits there is no possible way either is responsible. How do I figure out the latest commit that was good? I'd like to go back and double check that and start looking from there 06:08:19 ld: error: undefined symbol: libiconv_open 06:08:40 This seems to be a problem with many source downloads. 06:09:04 GHC, Enlightenment, etc... 06:42:52 crb: git bisect log 06:46:41 yeah but that shows you the git bisect good and git bisect bad, you don't really know the order of the commits that are good and bad right? 06:47:17 you just know the order in which they were tested and their status 12:00:45 https://linuxunplugged.com/477 heh they installed GhostBSD on a HP and System76 PopOS laptop in this weeks LUP 12:00:46 Title: LINUX Unplugged 477: The Feeling of Fast 14:19:27 Is it possible for `freebsd-update` to clobber my /etc/localtime? If not, what else might change that file? 14:20:20 I have noticed in the last couple of days since updating to 13.1-RELEASE-p2 (from p1) that several applications had the wrong time. 14:20:47 Interestingly `date` and my tray's clock had the correct time. Things like in-browser messengers had time offset by two hours. 14:21:07 Thunderbird had receipt times two hours offset, but showed calendar events with the correct (local) time. 14:21:35 `diff /etc/localtime /usr/share/zoneinfo/my/tz` indicated the files were different. 14:21:52 Running `doas tzsetup` fixed it right up and `diff` now shows the two files are the same. 14:22:08 Any thoughts as to what might have caused this? 14:24:10 if tbird pulls the receipt time from headers (I don't know), that could be the TZ the MTA is running in 14:25:06 `doas tzsetup` fixed the issue in thunderbird. It seems to have been correctly reading headers and simply adjusting to the incorrect local time. 14:25:28 Restarting the application after tzsetup shows the same messages with correct displayed local receipt time. 14:26:12 It seems like /etc/localtime got clobbered by something. 14:26:30 The especially weird part is that `date` in the shell showed the correct local time and TZ. 14:32:06 https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-EN-22:20.tzdata.asc 14:32:18 this changed from p1 to p2 and sounds relevant to your observation 14:34:06 Thanks. 14:34:25 It does look like the likely culprit. 14:43:24 I switched from sendmail to dma yesterday but for some reason root wants to use my user's mail directory even if Im logged in as root unless I specify "mail -u root". Anyone know how that happens? 14:46:29 hunter0one: how did you become root? 14:46:39 I mean, by login or sudo/doas? 14:47:45 I used su. You just reminded me to check what if I log in as root from the get-go, just switched to a tty and tested and indeed it works there. Nevermind now ;-) 14:49:59 I think everything's working fine but I read the mailwrapper man page and was a bit confused. "sendmail_enable=YES" in rc.conf will launch whatever is specified by mailwrapper, yes? 20:02:39 I have a strange problem with FreeBSD jail, it says it can not find libpcre.so.1 even though it is there and not starting NGINX 20:09:24 and it seems to happen with nginx and nginx-devel 20:09:29 something is off 20:14:28 https://paste.centos.org/view/raw/cea517bc 20:25:34 has anyone figured out how to get webrtc-based screensharing in firefox working when running under swaywm? 20:25:44 I'm hoping to get screensharing in Google Meet working 20:26:09 aha 20:26:46 now I figured out my problem, I had to restart the jail and afterwards nginx started working fine, that's interesting, maybe ldconfig is being run at startupp 20:49:49 TIL how to triple nest quotes in bash 21:03:39 CrtxReavr: do tell 21:04:57 meena, im heading to bed unfortunatly but catching up on backlog you mentioned something about a redirect not working; if you could kick it to paul.g.webster⊙gc ill take a peek at it this weekend 21:07:06 ' " \" \" " ' 21:07:08 That works. 21:10:58 CrtxReavr: you could also use a heredoc… 22:05:03 I have this zpool with a lot of fragmentation reported, and I'm wondering if that's something I can fix? https://bsd.to/VJmB/raw 22:05:05 Title: VJmB 22:19:24 I think if I could restructure this zfs pool I would, RAIDZ2 is giving me pretty crap performance, but I don't know where I can put these 2.2TB of data while I reimage this machine xD 22:23:36 rtyler, I am just a newbie to zfs so caution! But there looks to be enough space to create a new dataset, copy data from old to new. 22:23:55 The new copy should have the opportunity to be completely defragmented. Then free up the old data. 22:24:05 Caution! I don't know what I don't know! 22:24:08 haha 22:25:52 rwp: are you suggesting that within the `zroot` pool that's listed there? I don't know enough about how fragmentation on disk works with ZFS to know if that would fix it :/ 22:28:46 these are rotational disks, so I think the fragmentation is resulting in the slow I/O performance I am seeing at times. I'm still trying to nail this down, I've been in here a number of times about it, but I keep coming back to "guess I should re-image this and change the RAIDZ config" 22:32:07 I am pretty sure that copies across datasets are real copies and therefore the new file is a new file and all new zfs properties are applied to the new file. 22:32:17 New properties like compression, de-dup, and so forth. 22:32:32 As far as performance... What type of organization of VDEVs have you there? 22:40:25 It might be useful to see "zpool list -v zroot" and "zpool list -v zaux". 22:40:41 As that would show the organization of the underlying VDEVs. 22:41:40 Also if you are having performance issues I might be worried that physical sector size defaulted to 512 instead of 4096 as required on newer drives.