anyone here good with kernel drivers?

No

I recommend refining your question if you want a useful response. Perhaps ask what issues you are having or what you are trying to do? link to dpaste if something is too big to paste in channel, etc...

i am great at running `kldload`

Ha! I can "kldstat -v"

Nice work

so... what was the question

oh. looking for an example of how to make a GPIO driver be able to send interrupts

...that go to SPI slave device drivers through an intermediate driver

i know about bus_setup_intr but the GPIO drivers i see that use interrupts use pic_setup_intr instead

How can I install Owasp's ZAP proxy?

i think it was in ports, security/zaproxy

hm latest package not bsd

Title: OWASP ZAP – Download

It still is:

Title: FreshPorts -- security/zaproxy: The OWASP zed attack proxy

Kalten, thanks mate but i dont know if this is up to date or not :(

`pkg install security/zaproxy`

Version 2.12.0 in the ports, same Version in your link

Version upgrade in the ports on 1st of November (about two weeks ago)

In virtualbox having freebsd as guest, its not showing 1920 resolution. What can I do?

using x11?

Molnija xorg + xfce4

so that would be x11 (which xorg is an implementation of), right

Molnija ok. so how to solve?

are you sure you have the virtualbox graphics driver correctly installed?

Intelo: what does `xrandr` tell you? Is your wanted resolution listed?

only 3

below 1100 or something

1920 is not listed

Molnija dkms? yes

Molnija linux guests work fine

dkms doesn't exist on freebsd unix

are you SURE you have the virtualbox graphics driver correctly installed IN THE FREEBSD GUEST?

look in the package repositories for, I believe it's the same protocol as vmware so look for the vmware graphics drivers

Molnija Kalten now the network also stopped working imgur.com/MOZOhie.png

Molnija no, nothign is installed 'inside' fbsd

Don't use imgur, not everyone can access it.

Intelo: so there are some resolutions listed, but not the one you want, right? Something similar to

   1680x1050     59.95*+

   1600x1200     60.00

YOU'RE GOING TO NEED TO INSTALL THE CORRECT GRAPHICS DRIVERS.

Kalten yes. all below 11000

Kalten what img site you prefer?

an image speaks 1000 words :)

Molnija ok

use any image site other than imgur, facebook or google. preferably deep link directly to the picture too

if you've your own website, put it there

Intelo: ah: 1024x768 and below.

I seem to have missed one information: You are installing freeBSD inside vmware on which system? (Win*/Linux/…)

Kalten: None of the above. VirtualBox on Linux.

Molnija: well, I did list Linux ;-)

Kalten: Yes, but only VMware thereon.

Kalten fbsd inside linux via virtualbox

freebsd also misbehaves under virt-manager qemu

virtualbox is your best bet

its still buggy with setting resolution and mouse behaviour but its tolerable

Intelo: on your screen shot you see in the “Devices” menue at the last position: “Insert Guest Additions CD image…”. Have you done that?

If I do remember correctly, after that, you can install the correct drivers, including graphics. Right now, it is only something compatible (VESA, may be?)

Kalten downloaded just now

How to isntall driver?

(and enough memory set in VirtualBox for FreeBSD would be good: Under “Display” before starting the virtual FreeBSD: it is set to 16MB in my configuration)

me too

mine* too

I wonder why network is gone now. It was there

You did “Insert Guest Additions CD image…”?

failed.

I guess I will just install on a barebon system instead of vbox

hmmmm…

How do I set the env var for Elasticsearch `ES_TMPDIR` for this port: textproc/elasticsearch6

I can't even tell how it gets set in the first place: cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/textpro…asticsearch6/files/elasticsearch.in

Title: elasticsearch.in « files « elasticsearch6 « textproc - ports - FreeBSD ports tree

tuaris: which user shell?

What ever rc.d uses?

That would be sh

ah... it's set here: /usr/local/lib/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-env

system wide: /etc/profile

ES_TMPDIR=/bla/blub

I wonder if there is a way to override that

ah

Kalten: Tried that. pkg: No packages available to install matching 'security/zaproxy' have been found in the repositories

yeah it seems to default to the default java temp directory if it's not set: github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/bl…ution/src/bin/elasticsearch-env#L84

Title: elasticsearch/elasticsearch-env at 6.7 · elastic/elasticsearch · GitHub

Cannot start awesomevm... did xterm & exec awesome but it doesnot on 'startx'

So yeah, /etc/profile is one way

tuaris: are you trying to set up a mastodon

~/.profile per user

No, my Eslaticsearch instance keeps running out of space in /tmp so I am trying to change it's path

ah right

makes sense

or the users shell configuration file (e.g. (~/.cshrc)

The port author should make that configurable, but yeah, this works for now.

tuaris: to set an environment variable is quite configurable ;-)

kodcode: hmmmmm… same here. (Normaly I do compile ports myself)

Kalten: I don't have it in /usr/ports/security either

kodcode: you did not install the ports collection, I assume.

Nor /usr/ports/ at all (or empty)

I will have to make the change systemwide since the elasticsearch user has no home dir: `elasticsearch:*:965:965:elasticsearch user:/nonexistent:/usr/sbin/nologin`

kodcode: `git clone github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports.git /usr/ports` if there is no such directory.

Title: GitHub - freebsd/freebsd-ports: FreeBSD ports tree (read-only mirror)

Kalten: Sorry. My bad. I missed it before. I have it.

Kalten: I install packages. Is there a way how to "fix" it missing in the rep?

kodcode: I don't know :-(

tuaris: is there a /usr/local/etc/elasticsearch

check the rc.d script (or other initializer if you use ote)

sh

oops

nope, no luck with setting it in /etc/profile. Still uses /tmp instead of the path I set

I tend to set TMP to e.g. /usr/tmp/ system wide on systems with small /tmp/. (don't forget to `chmod 777 /usr/tmp ; chflags +t /usr/tmp` if I am not mistaken)

tuaris: you could try to copy /usr/local/etc/elasticsearch/jvm.options.sample to /usr/local/etc/elasticsearch/jvm.options and edit -Djava.io.tmpdir=

tuaris: there's no elasticsearch.conf where this stuff is set?

teh rc.d script does state `${elasticsearch_config=/usr/local/etc/elasticsearch}` and in that directory one could do, what I just stated

Yes, and there is a /usr/local/etc/elasticsearch/jvm.options file that is being patched to use the ES_TMPDIR cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/textpro…rch6/files/patch-config_jvm.options

Title: patch-config_jvm.options « files « elasticsearch6 « textproc - ports - FreeBSD ports tree

It just seems weird to me, that would be intentionally done without there being a built-in way to set ES_TMPDIR

I suppose I can just change it ther manually to fix my issue

tuaris: let me think: there was a way to set parameters for the rc.d scripts inluding environments, iff I am not mistaken…

you might try `elasticsearch_vars="ES_TMP=/usr/tmp/es_tmp` inside /etc/rc.conf????? I am not shure.

You aren't the microphone company Shure, no.

Kalten: It depends on if the RC script interprets that.

Molnija: not my mother tongue. So: “sure”.

tuaris: if you enter `ES_TMP=/usr/tmp/mydirforit` inside /etc/rc.conf—did you try this allready?

(I don't know, whether a restart would be needed)

(or maybe `export ES_TMP=/usr/tmp/mydirforit` inside /etc/rc.local)

I tried /etc/rc.local, and (even after rebooting) it didn't pick it up. Let me try /etc/rc.conf. Though I thought setting env vars in that was frowned upon?

Nope, didn't work with /etc/rc.conf either.

zfs send is very bursty

not a complaint, just an obs

using mbuffer to buffer it

tuaris: in /etc/rc.conf

`export ES_TMP="/usr/tmp/mytempdir"` sets it for /usr/local/etc/rc.d/elasticsearch

tuaris: you can usually do `${name}_env="...=..."` for all ports using rc.subr

see man.freebsd.org/rc.subr _env

Title: rc.subr

tuaris: IMO that is the correct way to do it, that sets if specifically for just this port

lol in fact I have precisely this in my /etc/conf.d/elasticsearch `elasticsearch_env="JAVA_HOME=/usr/local"`

dch: nice

/etc/conf.d/ ? is that new

no its old. I just use it to keep each application in a separate file. Makes ansible/puppet/chef life *much* simpler to template and manage.

see load_rc_config in the same manpage :-)

that is insteresting.

yeah

after finding this, all my automation scripts look roughly the same:

- install some packages

- drop a single /etc/rc.conf.d/$service template file

- maybe a /usr/local/etc/$thing file too if needed

- sprinkle some zfs datasets

- start it

oh, you mean /etc/rc.conf.d/

oh tuaris my dyslexic bad, yes

I see so you can basiclly append a "_env" to an rc.d startup script name to set variables

yeah there are a lot of options like this, ${name}_$STUFF in there

far too many for me to remember

yep that did it. It worked

does that ${name}_env work with multiple entries or do all the variables need to be set in a single one?

well, maybe I'll go read tha man page. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction

tuaris: likely `bla_env="tmp=/usr/tmp:startdir=/usr/local/bin"` i.e. “:” to list them, not likely “;”.

IIRC it's `bla_env='A=B C=D' because its just inserted in front of `env`

BTW you can *also* put things in their own file and use `bla_env_file`

AFAICT from reading source `bla_env` just does eval of all of that

so use spaces not colons

Hi

There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even  puppeteer/puppeteer #5034#issuecomment-1236913615

Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub

5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034

is there a way to trace DNS resolver calls from a specific process? I'm trying to work out exactly what mpv / youtube-dl is failing on, in my tightly constrained network

I can do it on the local caching dns but its pretty noisy with other traffic

I might accidentally write a userspace filesystem

dch, youtube-dl has suffered bit rot, most of us have migrated to yt-dlp instead. Try yt-dlp and it works for me on 13.1.

rwp I have that set already, but the DNS stuff is still blocked

rwp: do you need anything in ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf now, or does it Do The Right Thing?

to use yt-dlp

I don't do anything. For me it Just Works. Which means I don't know how it works because I haven't needed to know.

great software!

[ytdl_hook] ERROR: [youtube] yRxmhnQFhMQ: Unable to download API page: <urlopen error [Errno 8] Name does not resolve> (caused by URLError(gaierror(8, 'Name does not resolve')))

is what I get atm

cat /etc/resolv.conf

it *really* wants to get to youtu.be or some other google url I guess

Molnija: I am looking for a dtrace or truss way to see what it's trying to resolve.

Yes it needs access to youtube to download from youtube.

I know my dns here blocks most google stuff.

I'm hoping I can persuade it to use our invidious instance instead of asking google for sstuff

you need to tow it outside of your DNS arcanity.

if i enable google for mpv, then I enable it for everything and I don't want that

the yt download programs (there are at least three I know of) are not completely general purpose for all sites. They work with the major sites though.

You might try it with vimeo or one of the other sites

I'll see wat I can find in github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp maybe there's options there

Title: GitHub - yt-dlp/yt-dlp: A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes

the point of having an invidious proxy is not to need youtube/google

thanks for the yt-dlp idea, see where i get to

dch: create a jail and change its DNS.

ooh yt-dlp supports a SOCKS5 proxy, I could do this over ssh perhaps

is this still the right way to connect a bluetooth mouse? gist.github.com/dcasati/1179f6a68524b7e9dc9cce7e0244b4ae

Title: Configure FreeBSD Bluetooth Mouse · GitHub

There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even puppeteer/puppeteer #5034#issuecomment-1236913615

Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub

5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034

Sircle: sadly, nope

There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even puppeteer/puppeteer #5034#issuecomment-1236913615

Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub

5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034

csh?

whats that CrtxReavr ?

1975 called. They want their shell back.

can anyone hear me?

yep, what's the question

this: There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even puppeteer/puppeteer #5034#issuecomment-1236913615

Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub

5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034

we have a lot of code written and need to deploy

18:34 < rtprio> Sircle: sadly, nope

take it up with the puppeteer maintainer, there's not much we can do

rtprio can I just install linux based chrome and use that instead?

that might work ,but it would still need local changes to puppeteer

just the binary path would change of chrome. no?

in pupeteer code I mean

how to install linux based chromium in freebsd? (if that will solve?)

Sircle what's puppeteer?

Title: Puppeteer | Puppeteer

it renders web pages and saves them as images

Sircle: no way to know if it will solve your problem, it probably won't.

and if you're not sure what you're doing, it's a lot of work to find out

for forwarding in `pf` to a reverse proxy jail, i generally `rdr pass inet proto tcp blah blah`. for other purposes, i would pass udp. what if i have a QUIC server? can pf deal with that?

quic like http2? that's just port 443 tcp/udp isn't it

git add

sorry

rtprio: yes, udp 443 usually

http(s) over UDP sounds like a horrible idea.

'course people are doing an implementation of ssh over UDP too. ..

well, it's not really UDP. kinda like a hybrid, but seems to be to not be one or the other..

Um. . .

there's HTTP/U that i think upnp uses

SIP is also structured basically like HTTP over UDP

okay, totally admit i'm out of my element

Um. . . there's UDP and there's TCP. . . I'm not aware of any hybrid IP protocol.

There's also SCTP, but it's more of a new TCP for the mobile age.

i guess QUIC is literally UDP, as i read more...

There was a talk about it @ EuroBSD: youtube.com/watch?v=MOtsTyp9LZk&lis…pggjc6_N7kpccFZuccgJwHD3TPf&index=3

Title: Making FreeBSD QUIC - Tom Jones - EuroBSDcon 2022 - YouTube

SSH over UDP actually makes a lot of sense and I use "mosh" the mobile shell for it every day. Coupled with tmux/screen and it is a very powerful combination.

i use that too, as my only connection is LTE

can i use my Intel Wifi 6 AX201 Wifi Card with Freebsd

You can use either native iwlwifi driver ported from Linux, or via Linux VM eg net/wifibox port

Okay

When installing it it can't find any networks, though

See wiki.freebsd.org/WiFi/Iwlwifi , docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/…vanced-networking/#network-wireless

Title: WiFi/Iwlwifi - FreeBSD Wiki

People did/do have issues with public access points (hotels, shops, etc) or access points installed at home. See -wireless@ mailing list for past issues : lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-wireless/index.html

Title: freebsd-wireless⊙Fo

well 802.11ac and ax is not supported so i can't use it :(

Back to linux until it's fixed, unfortunately

You could just talk to me face to face, you know

Instead of being a scared little boy!

+47 94289429

Why go through all the trouble of banning me, when you can just call me

Tell me you disagree with my style, and that will be the end of it

But do it so everybody else can hear!

Let's arrange a live meeting :)

I'll be back in a sec

But keep that thought!