01:17:26 Oleg: sysctl kern.evdev.rcpt_mask might be what you're looking for 01:18:28 Oleg: try setting that to 12, which should direct keyboard and mouse events to the hardware devices rather than to kbdmux 01:18:44 Oleg: (programs not using evdev / libinput should be unaffected) 01:20:28 RhodiumToad: oh, thanks for responding! Let me try it... And as I already mentioned, the mouse event was directed to the dell usb mouse itself.. 01:21:18 I think if moused is not running, there's nowhere else for mouse events to go 01:22:14 actually, moused is running: /usr/sbin/moused -p /dev/ums0 -t auto -I /var/run/moused.ums0.pid 01:22:27 what value did you have rcpt_mask set to? 01:23:04 You just told me to set it to 12, but earlier it was 6 01:23:08 (it's common these days to need to set it to either 6 or 12 to get X to work) 01:23:33 right, 6 directs mouse input to come from the mouse hardware rather than sysmouse, 01:24:03 but leaves kbdmux enabled, while 12 has both keyboard and mouse input come directly from the hardware device 01:26:08 the reason the mask is needed is because otherwise programs using libinput might get events twice 01:26:48 it's possible your app is ignoring kbdmux input as an (incorrect) bugfix for duplicated input 01:30:17 RhodiumToad: Thanks! That fixed that keyboard issue I had while running kodi on the bare console. I don't know why this problem didn't manifest itself when I was running kodi in the wayland compositor environment. 01:33:13 * RhodiumToad not a wayland expert 01:34:26 RhodiumToad: I am such a n00b. As I already mentioned, earlier I did silly things such as adding hint.kbdmux.0.disabled="1" to device.hints or removing the atkbd device from the GENERAL cobnfig. 01:46:28 RhodiumToad: with the kbdmux input, if I pressed one key immediately after pressing another one (which is what normal people do), "events" (as if keys kept getting pressed) kept happening by themselves in kodi. 01:50:41 but it works ok with the new rcpt_mask setting? 01:52:31 RhodiumToad: Yes! Thanks! 01:54:50 RhodiumToad: and on the bare console, I had to edit devfs.conf to change permissions for event devices because kodi was complaining. (Before I did that, neither the mouse nor the keyboard worked in kodi). But in the wayland enviroment, kodi didn't care about permissions. 01:56:08 I find it a bit puzzling because both the wayland compositor (sway) and the bare console want access to event devices. 01:56:25 I mean, if an app relies on libinput 01:59:43 * RhodiumToad not a wayland expert 02:04:38 brb 02:06:09 I was just going to say but whatever he left, that wayland doesn't have an indirect layer to events like X11 does. Since Wayland is designed to be "minimal" as a display protocol, it needs to access input devices for the input events. A feature, not a bug. 02:07:42 and as a result, if you want to manipulate events for configuration purposes, it needs to be done via root. 05:41:41 urrrh, (ungoogled-)chromium's hardware acceleration can really bog down KDE's compositing. Would there any reasons to keep hardware accel enabled in general? 07:28:33 just tuxracer 09:29:09 Not sure if rtprio was just being funny or incredibly rude/disingenuous 10:13:04 kenrap: i think… funny… but that as 8:28 my time, and i have no judgementability at that time. 10:13:39 I hope so too 10:14:07 pkgbase report! https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-doc/pull/219 10:14:08 meena: and good morning! o/ 10:14:09 Title: add a 2023q2 report for pkgbase.live by igalic · Pull Request #219 · freebsd/freebsd-doc · GitHub 10:14:41 * meena was woken up 2? 3? times? but none of those by her daughter! 10:15:06 2 reports in 3 days, and just a week or two later than promised. 10:16:51 now to get back to work??? 10:25:31 meena: just a suggestion in your pkgbase guide, for the `kld_list="filemon"` metamode part, would it be better to mention `sysrc kld_list+="filemon"` as a copy/paste action for the reader? 10:25:49 *filemon 10:27:12 kenrap: if you have a codeberg account you can submit a patch so it doesn't look like i'm the only one doing stuff ;) 10:28:01 Sure thing. I signed up for one recently too. 10:28:22 awesome thank you! 10:28:48 👍 10:31:56 * meena is logged in on the phone so she can approve pull requests while on the go o/~ 10:44:13 meena: boom, PR is up! 10:53:02 Also, don't mind when I prefix my branches with my username. I do it as a scheme to help me with tab completing my branches and to differentiate from remote branches that I checkout 10:55:18 merged and deployed 10:55:27 Thank you! 12:52:15 The latest update of nrpe broke something, nrpe is starting properly but according to the page status_services.php, it's not started 12:52:42 Everything works properly except that pfSense see the service as not started even if it's started 13:05:06 wrong channel, lol, my bad 14:56:28 good morning 16:08:39 Do people still use tcsh here? 16:09:26 wizardsmoke: i use it as my default shell for root. for my own User i install fish 16:10:15 (can't stand sh, but i think that's not FreeBSD's fault. more likely it's Solaris) 16:10:29 I am having some trouble with a script. I need to source it before (or when) I drop into my preferred shell to set some environment variables but its complaining. 16:10:43 Let me paste something for you so you can see the complaint. 16:11:58 https://bpa.st/BUMOS 16:11:59 Title: View paste BUMOS 16:13:11 so that first test is what complains. I call it in .tcshrc with `source /path/to/script.tcsh` and I've printed sourced_script to the terminal. It appears to be blank the whole time. 16:13:27 If I manually source it in the shell it works, but not when I source it from the rc file 16:13:43 interesting 16:16:05 Yeah, its real bizarre. So, obviously I could source it in tcsh and then open my shell but that's tedious to do every time I open a shell 16:16:48 Plus, I'm sure this person could have just implemented this script in sh which seems to be the most universally compatible. 16:19:28 hm, maybe if I just copy and paste their script into my tcshrc it would work 16:42:28 wizardsmoke: I keep wanting to use tcsh but it keeps besting me. 17:36:37 if i have n jails, each with packages installed, what's the best way to update them? run pkg upgrade n times, once per jail? or is there a way to fetch the repo catalogue once? 17:37:19 running it n times is what i'm doing, so just checking that this isn't frowned upon 17:43:41 markmcb: if you have categories of jails, i would run one canary per category, and automate the rest 18:01:26 is it spam on developers@ 50 mins ago? 18:22:32 sure it is 18:41:37 occationally that does happen, yeah 18:42:08 thanks 18:42:50 postmaster@ does a pretty good job of keeping on top of it 19:00:26 if I have ifconfig_mce0_ipv6="inet6 accept_rtadv" do I still need ipv6_enable=”YES” in my /etc/rc.conf 19:03:56 crb: Nope. 19:04:25 w2/32 19:04:26 hmm ok then I'm confused I have a freebsd box that can ping my mac over ipv6 put not the other way around 19:04:27 crb: ipv6_enable for /etc/rc.conf is deprecated. 19:05:28 crb: Have a firewall running? 19:05:43 yes but not between these two systems, only to the outside world 19:08:26 crb: Could it be a gateway issue? 19:08:49 these two systems are on the same network 19:09:04 I wouldn't think they'd be using a gateway 19:09:46 Are you specifying the interface to use for ping? 19:09:59 no but I am specifying he IP address 19:10:42 crb: Can you try: ping6 2003:b8c::01%int0 ? 19:11:11 on which machine 19:11:13 Of course, changing the v6 address and %int0 19:11:20 The machine you're trying to ping from. 19:12:10 It'd be the remote v6 address and the local interface that has the v6 address you're trying to ping from. 19:12:20 ah that makes sense I was using ping on the mac with and IPv6 address ping on the mac doesn't accept -6 IPv6 and I didn't know there was a ping 19:12:22 You can also try the v6-local addresses and see if they work. 19:12:23 ping6 19:12:32 ek: now it works, thank you 19:12:38 crb: Great to hear! 20:35:56 i just paid $30 for a 2 year domain name registration. did I get screwed? 20:47:09 Just looking at the registration page at dnsimple.com/tlds it seems that it can vary greatly depending on the choice 20:48:05 so a .com is 14.50 while a .dealer is more than $2000 with three zeros (I assume those are the first year cost) 20:51:49 14.50 for a .com domain sounds rather expensive 20:51:58 s/sounds/is/g 21:42:14 still haven't found anything to do with the domain i registered back in 2021