01:27:54 <rtprio> rm -rf /usr/ports/*/*/work
01:41:05 <rwp> rtprio, That's good too!  But here is something to consider.  That is internal to the command line shell.
01:41:10 <rwp> When the command line shell needs to grow memory it will grow.
01:41:15 <rwp> And in some file system cases using */*/* types of expansion will match all of those and can grow quite large.
01:41:21 <rwp> After having grown the command line shell never returns memory to the OS.  It is only released when the shell itself exits.
01:41:25 <rwp> It's not something I will even care about on my 16GB RAM workstation.  But back in the day on smaller systems it could be pretty memory piggy.
01:42:24 <rwp> Maybe sh -c 'echo rm -rf /usr/ports/*/*/work' would be better because then the memory growth is in that shell which runs and exits.  Maybe? :-)
02:09:53 <rtprio> yeah, it would depend on how many work directories there would be.
04:34:59 <cryptonector> question: does FreeBSD resolve any-name-here.localhost to the loopback address?
05:43:08 <sphex> cryptonector: only if the DNS server does it AFAIK. resolutions based on /etc/hosts won't do that.
05:52:43 <cryptonector> sphex: thanks, I figured as much, though it could have been a feature of the C library itself, or the name service switch
06:06:22 <saltd> hello, getting error "files/792b947a9cb216d3ced502cbfad92c60de607a2efed22d9fbac37bb6a4595b0a.gz not found -- snapshot corrupt." while executing "portsnap fetch extract"
06:06:38 <saltd> 25g free
06:29:59 * saltd Errors resolved: 1 Answerers: 0 Scheme: self
06:41:19 <Remilia> saltd: https://freebsd-questions.freebsd.narkive.com/UI7uZz1w/files-dd7c394c9c9ddf4b97f1b14c676f370adc259b2c7a4b8346eba0788a431db398-gz-not-found-snapshot-corrupt
06:41:20 <VimDiesel> Title: files/dd7c394c9c9ddf4b97f1b14c676f370adc259b2c7a4b8346eba0788a431db398.gz not found -- snapshot corrupt.
06:42:12 <Remilia> should probably have looked for it in the freebsd.org lists archives but too lazy
07:00:04 <BSD-77> It *REALLY* irritates me that Linus got the market share that the BSD's *should* have gotten.  All because AT&T was throwing a big fit of alleged code in FreeBSD.  NOW thanks to that, a superiour *nix lost tons of commercial support, for an OS that's glued together!!
07:21:01 <saltd> Remilia i changed /var/db directory for temp files to /tmp and it gots the snapshot. but of course this is not a good case
07:56:14 <nerozero>  hello, is there a way to prevent running script more then once by using already existing tools, without writing extra script ?
08:06:16 <saltd> nerozero hello, is there a way to prevent running script more then once by using already existing tools, without writing extra script
08:16:49 <nerozero> saltd, ?
08:46:19 <yuripv> saltd: use daemon(8) with -p option may be?
08:46:37 <yuripv> sorry, nerozero ^^^
08:47:28 <nerozero> yuripv, my issue is that cron stacking nextcloud cron processes
08:47:58 <nerozero> I could write a script which stores a pid into a file and then checking file existance and pid
08:48:10 <yuripv> daemon(8) does that for you
08:51:30 <nerozero> yuripv, hm... ok, may be ...
08:52:21 <saltd> yuripv: checking your access madat or y rules ...
08:53:33 <nerozero> the nice thing that it could replace su  command... I could supply user account to it
09:30:38 <nerozero> yuripv, thanks it worked
09:31:40 <nerozero> but when i'm passing command and args in a quotes it doesn't find the executable ... weird
09:33:31 <nerozero> something like this doesn't seems to work daemon -p /var/run/my.pid "/usr/local/bin/php -f /usr/local/www/nextcloud/cron.php"
09:47:54 <yuripv> why do you need the quotes?
10:39:06 <meandrain> hi, any idea on how to remove clang from nanobsd image (when building nanobsd image) ?
10:40:25 <yuripv> meandrain: related setting in src.conf(5) do not help?
10:40:41 <parv> "src.conf(5)" list various variables to affect a build; "WITHOUT_CLANG" is one of those
10:40:47 <meandrain> yuripv: I'll look into that, thanx for the hint
11:38:46 <nerozero> yuripv, i was afraid command line arguments will not be parsed correctly but, it was parsed correctly. Thanks one more time !
12:12:19 <andmars> ahoi, I don't get why freebsd won't let me mount my fat32 usb harddrive. With "mount -v -t msdosfs /dev/da0s1 /mnt/
12:12:29 <andmars> I get "Invalid argument"
12:16:16 <meka> andmars: what does "gpart show da0" says?
12:27:31 <nerozero> andmars, show please output of : gpart show
12:27:51 <nerozero> you can also use mount_msdosfs
13:14:20 <yuripv> nerozero: when you quote it like that, the entire quoted string is taken as a filename to pass to exec call, and there's no such file "/usr/local/bin/php -f /usr/local/www/nextcloud/cron.php" :)
13:25:13 <andmars> nerozero: gpart show shows the drive (da0 fat32lba)
13:26:37 <andmars> nerozero: and mount_msdosfs also yields "Invalid argument"
13:29:02 <nerozero> andmars, show the entire output
13:29:34 <nerozero> if it is only da0 then try: mount_msdosfs /dev/da0 /path/to/mount
13:30:18 <andmars> nerozero: /dev/da0 still "Invalid argument"
13:30:19 <nerozero> yourfate, now I get it, the daemon splits commands into 2 parts, the executable and args .... tnx
13:30:38 <nerozero> please show entire output of the: gpart show
13:33:56 <andmars> nerozero: can't get it over...different machine
13:36:00 <nerozero> use termbin then
13:36:08 <nerozero> gpart show | nc termbin.com 9999
13:36:11 <nerozero> post the url
13:37:07 <andmars> nerozero: https://termbin.com/iqe2
13:37:23 <nerozero> then use partition 1
13:37:40 <nerozero> mount_msdosfs /dev/da0p1 /path/to/mount
13:38:00 <nerozero> you can use autocomplete ( tab )
13:38:37 <andmars> nerozero: there is not /dev/da0p1 only /dev/da0s1
13:39:09 <nerozero> slice ? hm ...
13:43:31 <andmars> nerozero: with a usb-stick it's p instead of s
13:44:22 <nerozero> can you access this drive from any other machine ?
13:44:35 <andmars> nerozero: from my arch linux, yes
13:47:01 <nerozero> could you please show: file -s /dev/da0s1 | nc termbin.com 9999
13:48:09 <andmars> nerozero: https://termbin.com/0oll
13:51:14 <nerozero> could you please show then what is already mounted?
13:51:27 <nerozero> mount | nc termbin.com 9999
13:52:39 <andmars> nerozero: well, I'll get another usb-stick (which I can mount no problem in freebsd) and do my backup with this...kinda had it with this external harddrive. Big thanks for your efforts though :-)
13:53:12 <nerozero> you can do backup over ssh
13:53:21 <nerozero> and with rsync
13:53:33 <nerozero> on the remote machine
13:54:07 <andmars> nerozero: yes, but the remote machine is what I want to migrate from arch to freebsd
13:54:08 <nerozero> in case of zfs ( which you got ) you can send entire snapshot over ssh
13:54:37 <nerozero> and you doing backup for ?
13:54:42 <nerozero> moving files ?
13:54:55 <nerozero> send it over the network
13:55:19 <andmars> nerozero: you mean I can send my files from my arch machine over to my freebsd laptop?
13:55:35 <nerozero> sure yes
13:55:46 <andmars> well that changes things a lot
13:56:05 <nerozero> install openssh-server on arch to connect to arch
13:56:18 <nerozero> or you should already have openssh running on bsd
13:56:26 <nerozero> or configure it from rc.conf
13:56:53 <nerozero> you can do whatever you like over ssh, sky is the limit
13:57:22 <andmars> nerozero: gonna read the arch wiki about that now...thank you very much
13:57:29 <nerozero> I do recommend ssh-copy-id to your client machine, then you will authenticate automatically
13:57:59 <nerozero> install sshfs - and you can mount things as filesystem over ssh :)
13:58:31 <nerozero> btw read about: ssh -Y things :D
13:58:50 <nerozero> you can also forward X over ssh
13:59:04 <nerozero> (never tried cross platform but, who knows )
14:07:31 * meena mumbles something about rsync
15:26:40 * saltd decrypting ...
16:57:59 <meandrain> I am trying to build nanobsd image on freebsd 13.1 and I get this error: https://pastebin.mozilla.org/nYBwR4Sq    Any hint what to do ?
16:58:01 <VimDiesel> Title: Mozilla Community Pastebin/nYBwR4Sq (Bash)
16:59:04 <meandrain> It worked ok with FreeBSD 13.0, 12.x, 11.x
16:59:32 <meandrain> I am using i386 branch of FreeBSD 13.1
17:15:14 <dch> anybody used BigBlueButton  recently? doesn't work at all for me on current + firefox
17:50:14 <mason> meandrain: Can you exercise mdconfig manually?
17:50:42 <meandrain> I can but I dont know how to do all those commands nanobsd does
17:50:45 <mason> meandrain: I'm guessing that "creating" line is hiding an mdconfig invocation behind it, and that the call is failing but ignored.
17:51:20 <mason> meandrain: Might be possible to pull the invocation out of the scripting.
17:51:57 <meandrain> the thing is the image is created, I'll try to mount in first to see if it is empty or not
17:52:56 <meandrain> mason: thanx, I'll try your suggestion
17:56:19 <meandrain> mason: I've monted the image, it seems the data is there so the error in the nanobsd log file might be another command that is not needed ?
17:57:12 <meandrain> instead of /dev/md0s3 the root partition is /dev/md0s1a
17:58:16 <mason> hrm
17:58:24 <mason> might still be worth a bug report if it's getting that wrong
18:02:01 <meandrain> I'll try to burn the image and see if it boots, then file a bug report
18:02:29 <meandrain> I found this issue on FreeBSD's forum:   https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/nanobsd-error-while-performing-installworld-no-such-file-or-directory.85608/        (last post)
18:02:31 <VimDiesel> Title: nanobsd error while performing installworld: "No such file or directory" | The FreeBSD Forums
19:29:50 <saltd> VimDiesel this is windows support channel, ask for such questions on FreeBSD official channels
19:40:02 <yuripv> har har har?
19:47:56 <saltd> scramble scramble
20:09:11 <skeemer> hello all, question about freebsd compatibility with my hardware i have a GPU: Intel TigerLake-LP GT2 [Iris Xe Graphics] will it work on it?
20:27:36 <skeemer> also is there a sort of user repository on freebsd?
20:27:50 <skeemer> i mean a repo similar to AUR ?
20:27:58 <skeemer> where any user can basically upload software?
20:30:43 <mason> skeemer: https://wiki.freebsd.org/Graphics/Intel-GPU-Matrix
20:30:44 <VimDiesel> Title: Graphics/Intel-GPU-Matrix - FreeBSD Wiki
20:32:03 <dch> skeemer: the ports tree is like this. you send a patch in, it gets a slight massage, now everybody has it
20:32:10 <dch> not quite like AUR
21:08:54 <skeemer> dch, what do you mean by "it gets a slight massage" ?
21:09:03 <skeemer> dch, why not quite like aur ?
21:09:35 <dch> skeemer: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/porters-handbook/ has more details
21:09:37 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD Porter's Handbook | FreeBSD Documentation Portal
21:09:59 <dch> most new contributions need a little bit of tidying up before they get committed
21:10:46 <dch> some more than others, depending on contributors general familiarity with FreeBSD and ports
21:12:29 <skeemer> dch, how quick is the process for good enough ports?
21:13:20 <dch> skeemer: depends. in my personal experience, a few days on average, some things sit for ages if $LIFE gets in the way of volunteers.
21:13:46 <dch> some port areas have active irc or other channels and stuff goes through fast if you ask in there
21:14:53 <dch> skeemer: you should try!
21:15:03 <dch> there's a #freebsd-ports channel on libera too
23:08:34 <koobs> morning
23:10:49 <wez> koobs: It is
23:16:11 <koobs> wez: lovely
23:17:20 <wez> quite, it has finally stopped raining :D
23:21:16 <koobs> yay