01:36:06 <zgu> anyone here good with kernel drivers?
01:44:57 <wez> No
01:55:02 <wez> 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...
02:02:25 <rtprio> i am great at running `kldload`
02:02:54 <parv> Ha! I can "kldstat -v"
02:02:59 <wez> Nice work
02:20:41 <rtprio> so... what was the question
02:33:49 <zgu> oh. looking for an example of how to make a GPIO driver be able to send interrupts
02:34:17 <zgu> ...that go to SPI slave device drivers through an intermediate driver
02:35:02 <zgu> i know about bus_setup_intr but the GPIO drivers i see that use interrupts use pic_setup_intr instead
07:17:47 <kodcode> How can I install Owasp's ZAP proxy?
07:20:35 <ozgur> i think it was in ports, security/zaproxy
07:21:07 <ozgur> hm latest package not bsd
07:21:11 <ozgur> https://www.zaproxy.org/download/
07:21:13 <VimDiesel> Title: OWASP ZAP – Download
07:22:11 <Kalten> It still is:
07:22:11 <Kalten> https://www.freshports.org/security/zaproxy/
07:22:14 <VimDiesel> Title: FreshPorts -- security/zaproxy: The OWASP zed attack proxy
07:22:56 <ozgur> Kalten, thanks mate but i dont know if this is up to date or not :(
07:22:59 <Kalten> `pkg install security/zaproxy`
07:23:42 <Kalten> Version 2.12.0 in the ports, same Version in your link
07:24:55 <Kalten> Version upgrade in the ports on 1st of November (about two weeks ago)
08:07:46 <Intelo> In virtualbox having freebsd as guest, its not showing 1920 resolution. What can I do?
08:12:53 <Molnija> using x11?
08:48:41 <Intelo> Molnija xorg + xfce4
08:49:31 <Molnija> so that would be x11 (which xorg is an implementation of), right
09:11:07 <Intelo> Molnija ok. so how to solve?
09:11:34 <Molnija> are you sure you have the virtualbox graphics driver correctly installed?
09:13:04 <Kalten> Intelo: what does `xrandr` tell you? Is your wanted resolution listed?
09:13:56 <Intelo> only 3
09:14:07 <Intelo> below 1100 or something
09:14:20 <Intelo> 1920 is not listed
09:14:36 <Intelo> Molnija dkms? yes
09:14:47 <Intelo> Molnija linux guests work fine
09:14:54 <Molnija> dkms doesn't exist on freebsd unix
09:15:15 <Molnija> are you SURE you have the virtualbox graphics driver correctly installed IN THE FREEBSD GUEST?
09:15:55 <Molnija> look in the package repositories for, I believe it's the same protocol as vmware so look for the vmware graphics drivers
09:19:25 <Intelo> Molnija Kalten now the network also stopped working https://imgur.com/MOZOhie.png
09:19:44 <Intelo> Molnija no, nothign is installed 'inside' fbsd
09:19:46 <Molnija> Don't use imgur, not everyone can access it.
09:19:59 <Kalten> Intelo: so there are some resolutions listed, but not the one you want, right? Something similar to
09:20:00 <Kalten>    1680x1050     59.95*+
09:20:00 <Kalten>    1600x1200     60.00
09:20:02 <Molnija> YOU'RE GOING TO NEED TO INSTALL THE CORRECT GRAPHICS DRIVERS.
09:20:16 <Intelo> Kalten yes. all below 11000
09:20:22 <Intelo> Kalten what img site you prefer?
09:20:34 <Intelo> an image speaks 1000 words :)
09:20:39 <Intelo> Molnija ok
09:21:11 <Molnija> use any image site other than imgur, facebook or google. preferably deep link directly to the picture too
09:21:19 <Molnija> if you've your own website, put it there
09:22:14 <Kalten> Intelo: ah: 1024x768 and below.
09:23:51 <Kalten> I seem to have missed one information: You are installing freeBSD inside vmware on which system? (Win*/Linux/…)
09:24:36 <Molnija> Kalten: None of the above. VirtualBox on Linux.
09:25:06 <Kalten> Molnija: well, I did list Linux ;-)
09:25:28 <Molnija> Kalten: Yes, but only VMware thereon.
09:26:10 <Intelo> Kalten fbsd inside linux via virtualbox
09:26:51 <woland> freebsd also misbehaves under virt-manager qemu
09:27:00 <woland> virtualbox is your best bet
09:27:27 <woland> its still buggy with setting resolution and mouse behaviour but its tolerable
09:27:37 <Kalten> Intelo: on your screen shot you see in the “Devices” menue at the last position: “Insert Guest Additions CD image…”. Have you done that?
09:28:55 <Kalten> 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?)
09:30:55 <Intelo> Kalten downloaded just now
09:31:06 <Intelo> How to isntall driver?
09:31:15 <Kalten> (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)
09:31:28 <Intelo> me too
09:31:45 <Intelo> mine* too
09:32:29 <Intelo> I wonder why network is gone now. It was there
09:33:05 <Kalten> You did “Insert Guest Additions CD image…”?
09:37:20 <Intelo> failed.
09:37:42 <Intelo> I guess I will just install on a barebon system instead of vbox
09:37:51 <Kalten> hmmmm…
09:37:55 * Intelo logoffs current ui.
09:37:59 * Intelo will be disconnected
09:55:07 <tuaris> How do I set the env var for Elasticsearch `ES_TMPDIR` for this port: textproc/elasticsearch6
09:56:18 <tuaris> I can't even tell how it gets set in the first place: https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/textproc/elasticsearch6/files/elasticsearch.in
09:56:20 <VimDiesel> Title: elasticsearch.in « files « elasticsearch6 « textproc - ports - FreeBSD ports tree
09:59:54 <Kalten> tuaris: which user shell?
10:00:13 <tuaris> What ever rc.d uses?
10:00:31 <Kalten> That would be sh
10:01:07 <tuaris> ah... it's set here: /usr/local/lib/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-env
10:01:14 <Kalten> system wide: /etc/profile
10:01:15 <Kalten> ES_TMPDIR=/bla/blub
10:01:25 <tuaris> I wonder if there is a way to override that
10:01:29 <tuaris> ah
10:01:32 <kodcode> Kalten: Tried that. pkg: No packages available to install matching 'security/zaproxy' have been found in the repositories
10:02:53 <tuaris> yeah it seems to default to the default java temp directory if it's not set: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/6.7/distribution/src/bin/elasticsearch-env#L84
10:02:54 <VimDiesel> Title: elasticsearch/elasticsearch-env at 6.7 · elastic/elasticsearch · GitHub
10:03:06 <Intelo> Cannot start awesomevm... did xterm & exec awesome but it doesnot on 'startx'
10:03:12 <tuaris> So yeah, /etc/profile is one way
10:03:18 <Molnija> tuaris: are you trying to set up a mastodon
10:03:32 <Kalten> ~/.profile per user
10:03:49 <tuaris> No, my Eslaticsearch instance keeps running out of space in /tmp so I am trying to change it's path
10:03:54 <Molnija> ah right
10:03:56 <Molnija> makes sense
10:03:58 <Kalten> or the users shell configuration file (e.g. (~/.cshrc)
10:04:24 <tuaris> The port author should make that configurable, but yeah, this works for now.
10:05:11 <Kalten> tuaris: to set an environment variable is quite configurable ;-)
10:05:46 <Kalten> kodcode: hmmmmm… same here. (Normaly I do compile ports myself)
10:06:13 <kodcode> Kalten: I don't have it in /usr/ports/security either
10:06:41 <Kalten> kodcode: you did not install the ports collection, I assume.
10:06:56 <Kalten> Nor /usr/ports/ at all (or empty)
10:07:18 <tuaris> 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`
10:08:13 <Kalten> kodcode: `git clone https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ports.git /usr/ports` if there is no such directory.
10:08:14 <VimDiesel> Title: GitHub - freebsd/freebsd-ports: FreeBSD ports tree (read-only mirror)
10:08:34 <kodcode> Kalten: Sorry. My bad. I missed it before. I have it.
10:09:00 <kodcode> Kalten: I install packages. Is there a way how to "fix" it missing in the rep?
10:11:37 <Kalten> kodcode: I don't know :-(
10:13:11 <Kalten> tuaris: is there a /usr/local/etc/elasticsearch
10:16:31 <Molnija> check the rc.d script (or other initializer if you use ote)
10:19:45 <tuaris> sh
10:19:48 <tuaris> oops
10:20:38 <tuaris> nope, no luck with setting it in /etc/profile.  Still uses /tmp instead of the path I set
10:23:30 <Kalten> 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)
10:27:28 <Kalten> 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=
10:28:46 <Molnija> tuaris: there's no elasticsearch.conf where this stuff is set?
10:29:59 <Kalten> teh rc.d script does state `${elasticsearch_config=/usr/local/etc/elasticsearch}` and in that directory one could do, what I just stated
10:32:47 <tuaris> Yes, and there is a /usr/local/etc/elasticsearch/jvm.options file that is being patched to use the ES_TMPDIR https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/textproc/elasticsearch6/files/patch-config_jvm.options
10:32:48 <VimDiesel> Title: patch-config_jvm.options « files « elasticsearch6 « textproc - ports - FreeBSD ports tree
10:33:49 <tuaris> It just seems weird to me, that would be intentionally done without there being a built-in way to set ES_TMPDIR
10:34:49 <tuaris> I suppose I can just change it ther manually to fix my issue
10:34:59 <Kalten> tuaris: let me think: there was a way to set parameters for the rc.d scripts inluding environments, iff I am not mistaken…
10:38:52 <Kalten> you might try `elasticsearch_vars="ES_TMP=/usr/tmp/es_tmp` inside /etc/rc.conf????? I am not shure.
10:39:20 <Molnija> You aren't the microphone company Shure, no.
10:42:39 <Molnija> Kalten: It depends on if the RC script interprets that.
10:43:31 <Kalten> Molnija: not my mother tongue. So: “sure”.
10:45:28 <Kalten> tuaris: if you enter `ES_TMP=/usr/tmp/mydirforit` inside /etc/rc.conf—did you try this allready?
10:46:09 <Kalten> (I don't know, whether a restart would be needed)
10:48:27 <Kalten> (or maybe `export ES_TMP=/usr/tmp/mydirforit` inside /etc/rc.local)
10:57:36 <tuaris> I tried /etc/rc.local, and (even after rebooting) it didn't pick it up.  Let me try /etc/rc.conf.  Though I thought setting env vars in that was frowned upon?
11:00:47 <tuaris> Nope, didn't work with /etc/rc.conf either.
12:26:13 <f451> zfs send is very bursty
12:26:29 <f451> not a complaint, just an obs
12:26:45 <f451> using mbuffer to buffer it
12:33:13 <Kalten> tuaris: in /etc/rc.conf
12:33:14 <Kalten> `export ES_TMP="/usr/tmp/mytempdir"` sets it for /usr/local/etc/rc.d/elasticsearch
12:38:28 <dch> tuaris: you can usually do `${name}_env="...=..."` for all ports using rc.subr
12:38:59 <dch> see https://man.freebsd.org/rc.subr _env
12:39:00 <VimDiesel> Title: rc.subr
12:40:41 <dch> tuaris: IMO that is the correct way to do it, that sets if specifically for just this port
12:41:04 <dch> lol in fact I have precisely this in my /etc/conf.d/elasticsearch `elasticsearch_env="JAVA_HOME=/usr/local"`
12:41:57 <Kalten> dch: nice
12:42:53 <tuaris>  /etc/conf.d/ ? is that new
12:43:24 <dch> 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.
12:43:46 <dch> see load_rc_config in the same manpage :-)
12:43:54 <tuaris> that is insteresting.
12:44:27 <dch> yeah
12:44:39 <dch> after finding this, all my automation scripts look roughly the same:
12:44:42 <dch> - install some packages
12:44:58 <dch> - drop a single /etc/rc.conf.d/$service template file
12:45:15 <dch> - maybe a /usr/local/etc/$thing file too if needed
12:45:21 <dch> - sprinkle some zfs datasets
12:45:25 <dch> - start it
12:45:26 <tuaris> oh, you mean /etc/rc.conf.d/
12:45:39 <dch> oh tuaris my dyslexic bad, yes
12:47:05 <tuaris> I see so you can basiclly append a "_env" to an rc.d startup script name to set variables
12:47:26 <dch> yeah there are a lot of options like this, ${name}_$STUFF in there
12:47:47 <dch> far too many for me to remember
12:51:45 <tuaris> yep that did it.  It worked
12:54:31 <tuaris> does that ${name}_env work with multiple entries or do all the variables need to be set in a single one?
12:54:51 <tuaris> well, maybe I'll go read tha man page.  Thanks for pointing me in the right direction
13:05:45 <Kalten> tuaris: likely `bla_env="tmp=/usr/tmp:startdir=/usr/local/bin"` i.e. “:” to list them, not likely “;”.
14:22:48 <dch> IIRC it's `bla_env='A=B C=D' because its just inserted in front of `env`
14:24:02 <dch> BTW you can *also* put things in their own file and use `bla_env_file`
14:26:27 <dch> AFAICT from reading source `bla_env` just does eval of all of that
14:26:40 <dch> so use spaces not colons
15:32:47 <Sircle> Hi
15:33:16 <Sircle> There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even  https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/5034#issuecomment-1236913615
15:33:19 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub
15:33:19 <VimDiesel> 5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034
15:34:16 <dch> 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
15:34:43 <dch> I can do it on the local caching dns but its pretty noisy with other traffic
15:57:29 <Molnija> I might accidentally write a userspace filesystem
15:59:46 <rwp> 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.
16:01:28 <dch> rwp I have that set already, but the DNS stuff is still blocked
16:02:18 <dch> rwp: do you need anything in ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf now, or does it Do The Right Thing?
16:02:26 <dch> to use yt-dlp
16:02:50 <rwp> 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.
16:03:53 <dch> great software!
16:04:04 <dch> [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')))
16:04:08 <dch> is what I get atm
16:04:57 <Molnija> cat /etc/resolv.conf
16:04:59 <dch> it *really* wants to get to youtu.be or some other google url I guess
16:05:21 <dch> Molnija: I am looking for a dtrace or truss way to see what it's trying to resolve.
16:05:28 <Molnija> Yes it needs access to youtube to download from youtube.
16:05:29 <dch> I know my dns here blocks most google stuff.
16:05:55 <dch> I'm hoping I can persuade it to use our invidious instance instead of asking google for sstuff
16:06:00 <Molnija> you need to tow it outside of your DNS arcanity.
16:06:18 <dch> if i enable google for mpv, then I enable it for everything and I don't want that
16:06:21 <rwp> 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.
16:07:29 <rwp> You might try it with vimeo or one of the other sites
16:09:32 <dch> I'll see wat I can find in https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp maybe there's options there
16:09:34 <VimDiesel> Title: GitHub - yt-dlp/yt-dlp: A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes
16:09:47 <dch> the point of having an invidious proxy is not to need youtube/google
16:10:01 <dch> thanks for the yt-dlp idea, see where i get to
16:11:35 <Molnija> dch: create a jail and change its DNS.
16:13:00 <dch> ooh yt-dlp supports a SOCKS5 proxy, I could do this over ssh perhaps
16:51:20 <Crocodillian> is this still the right way to connect a bluetooth mouse? https://gist.github.com/dcasati/1179f6a68524b7e9dc9cce7e0244b4ae
16:51:21 <VimDiesel> Title: Configure FreeBSD Bluetooth Mouse · GitHub
18:05:19 <Sircle> There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even  https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/5034#issuecomment-1236913615
18:05:21 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub
18:05:22 <VimDiesel> 5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034
18:34:27 <rtprio> Sircle: sadly, nope
19:52:10 <Sircle> There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even  https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/5034#issuecomment-1236913615
19:52:12 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub
19:52:12 <VimDiesel> 5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034
19:53:16 <CrtxReavr> csh?
19:53:27 <Sircle> whats that CrtxReavr ?
19:53:28 <CrtxReavr> 1975 called.  They want their shell back.
20:04:12 <Sircle> can anyone hear me?
20:04:19 <rtprio> yep, what's the question
20:04:28 <Sircle> this: There is no way to run puppeteer in freebsd? this does not works even  https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/5034#issuecomment-1236913615
20:04:30 <VimDiesel> Title: FreeBSD is not supported · Issue #5034 · puppeteer/puppeteer · GitHub
20:04:30 <VimDiesel> 5034 – (tcsh) blocked write on named pipe sticks in uninterruptible sleep https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5034
20:04:39 <Sircle> we have a lot of code written and need to deploy
20:06:07 <rtprio> 18:34 < rtprio> Sircle: sadly, nope
20:06:20 <rtprio> take it up with the puppeteer maintainer, there's not much we can do
20:06:27 <Sircle> rtprio can I just install linux based chrome and use that instead?
20:07:02 <rtprio> that might work ,but it would still need local changes to puppeteer
20:07:25 <Sircle> just the binary path would change of chrome. no?
20:07:32 <Sircle> in pupeteer code I mean
20:07:47 <Sircle> how to install linux based chromium in freebsd? (if that will solve?)
20:08:47 <antranigv> Sircle what's puppeteer?
20:09:19 <Sircle> https://pptr.dev/
20:09:20 <VimDiesel> Title: Puppeteer | Puppeteer
20:09:33 <rtprio> it renders web pages and saves them as images
20:09:56 <rtprio> Sircle: no way to know if it will solve your problem, it probably won't.
20:10:12 <rtprio> and if you're not sure what you're doing, it's a lot of work to find out
20:21:32 <scoobybejesus> 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?
20:25:19 <rtprio> quic like http2? that's just port 443 tcp/udp isn't it
20:36:39 <Kalten> git add
20:36:45 <Kalten> sorry
20:51:00 <nacelle> rtprio: yes, udp 443 usually
21:25:39 <CrtxReavr> http(s) over UDP sounds like a horrible idea.
21:25:59 <CrtxReavr> 'course people are doing an implementation of ssh over UDP too. ..
21:34:08 <scoobybejesus> well, it's not really UDP.  kinda like a hybrid, but seems to be to not be one or the other..
21:34:33 <CrtxReavr> Um. . .
21:35:08 <zgu> there's HTTP/U that i think upnp uses
21:35:25 <zgu> SIP is also structured basically like HTTP over UDP
21:37:42 <scoobybejesus> okay, totally admit i'm out of my element
21:39:21 <CrtxReavr> Um. . . there's UDP and there's TCP. . . I'm not aware of any hybrid IP protocol.
21:40:05 <CrtxReavr> There's also SCTP, but it's more of a new TCP for the mobile age.
21:40:56 <scoobybejesus> i guess QUIC is literally UDP, as i read more...
21:43:56 <meka> There was a talk about it @ EuroBSD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOtsTyp9LZk&list=PLskKNopggjc6_N7kpccFZuccgJwHD3TPf&index=3
21:43:58 <VimDiesel> Title: Making FreeBSD QUIC - Tom Jones - EuroBSDcon 2022 - YouTube
21:55:51 <rwp> 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.
22:00:59 <rtprio> i use that too, as my only connection is LTE
22:16:07 <dexters> can i use my Intel Wifi 6 AX201 Wifi Card with Freebsd
22:17:42 <parv> You can use either native iwlwifi driver ported from Linux, or via Linux VM eg net/wifibox port
22:17:54 <dexters> Okay
22:18:02 <dexters> When installing it it can't find any networks, though
22:20:11 <parv> See https://wiki.freebsd.org/WiFi/Iwlwifi , https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/advanced-networking/#network-wireless
22:20:12 <VimDiesel> Title: WiFi/Iwlwifi - FreeBSD Wiki
22:21:43 <parv> 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 : https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-wireless/index.html
22:21:44 <VimDiesel> Title: freebsd-wireless⊙Fo
22:30:40 <dexters> well 802.11ac and ax is not supported so i can't use it :(
22:30:52 <dexters> Back to linux until it's fixed, unfortunately
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