anyone have sha256 trusted for FreeBSD repo?

I want to confirm mine

file: /usr/share/keys/pkg/trusted/pkg.freebsd.org.2013102301

or can anyone detail how I can get this from pkg.freebsd.org ?

the handbook is sparse on details about this

b0170035af3acc5f3f3ae1859dc717101b4e6c1d0a794ad554928ca0cbb2f438

Thank you, rtprio

I searched for that value on several search engines and the primary set of results were truenas related and/or malware analysis and that didn't sit right with me

maybe this should be more prominently fatured like the installation image signatures

so i wanna start making installs automated and not manually fill out bsdinstall. so i can script bsdinstall, but apparently i can also make my own script to do it all and skip bsdinstall. how do i choose which to do?

how much control do you want over how everything is done?

If I were to do this, I would do the whole thing myself as do not care for the ZFS datasets as they are being created in 13-RELEASE

(have yet to find decent _explanation_ for parts of /var being in "zroot/ROOT/default" not directly in "/var" dataset)

i wanna be able to make a single config file and have that dictate how the install image is set up

that's weird parv wtf

polyex, To see yoursle, install a 13.x-RELEASE in a VM with "Auto ZFS" option; upon boot run: df -h /var* | sort -u

Sorry, make that: df -h /var/* | sort -u

auto zfs in the vm?

Well, to see where various parts of "/var" are put if interested🤷🏽‍♂️

i have zfs on some metal. i'll try running it there. you tried to find out why but noone knew?

Not here. I tried to look in "bsdinstall" code, but did not find one

I have yet to ask mailing list

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pretty sure /var is done that way for boot environments

llua, Could you expand on that?

Title: BootEnvironments - FreeBSD Wiki

github.com/lattera/freebsd/blob/mas…er/usr.sbin/bsdinstall/scripts/auto that bsdinstall official source?

Title: freebsd/usr.sbin/bsdinstall/scripts/auto at master · lattera/freebsd · GitHub

No. That is Lattera's copy

Try cgit.freebsd.org/src/tree/usr.sbin/bsdinstall (or find the FreeBSD's GitHub account)

Title: bsdinstall « usr.sbin - src - FreeBSD source tree

basically to avoid those directories that has a lot of churn

Somewhere under there: github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src

Title: GitHub - freebsd/freebsd-src: The FreeBSD src tree publish-only repository. Experimenting with 'simple' pull requests....

also with /var/log being a dataset, if you revert to an older boot environment, you still have your current logs, not what they were back when the boot environment was created

package (installed in /usr/local in boot environment) upgrades also causes a lot of churn.

so you script bsdinstall to get a new box but then you need pkgs installed. can you put post-system setup shit in the bsdinstall scripts?

pkg installs and also config files copied in and maybe some dirs created?

polyex: bsdinstall scripting has a variable for packages to be installed

and config files i need to copy in for those pkgs?

and some firewall rules, this and that

polyex: i don't see a standard way of doing that

how's ZFS with CMR today? its not recommended to use those disks, right?

ah sorry, no it was SMR which was evil

megaTherion: No filesystem is going to save your disk from having to rewrite the overlapped tracks

yup true

hello

please help

how to set volume higher than 100?

mixer vol 150

The number means % --- more than 100% is not possible

but i can't hear anything

there seem to be an embedded amplifier in vlc

mpv also supports that

absolute silence, or not loud enougth

not loud enough

can i amplify in iridium (chromium)?

Ah: so the audio device is the correct one

if you enter "mixer" in a terminal: are PCM and VOL set to 100?

they are

idk how to open for example this in vlc inv.pistasjis.net/watch?v=34CLyRNquGI

Title: КАКОВЫ ШАНСЫ МОСКВЫ НА РЕВАНШ НА ВОСТОКЕ? БЕСЕДА С ЮРИЕМ ФЁДОРОВЫМ - Invidious

if this amplifies good

how do i increase iridium volume? isn't that handled by operating system?

The operating system does only handle the mixer, i.e. vol=100 pcm=100 as maximum.

maybe use a plugin for iridium (are there any) to save the video to your disk, and use vlc on that?

it is live translation

s/translation/stream

i can't download that

dismal :-(

see vpc_0db in snd(4) man page

and try decreasing it

sysctl hw.snd.vpc_0db=3

I did not know this one: wau! Thanks a lot, yuripv! :-)

setting it to 3 is likely to produce crappy sound :D

Yes: is 45 by default on my system ;-) I did want so hear a strong effect

thanks!

if you're not getting any decent volume even when turning everything up to max, it may indicate that you have not enabled some hardware-specific i/o pin

i had no idea BSD came befire LINUX en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-like#/media/File:Unix_timeline.en.svg

Title: Unix-like - Wikipedia

it did

amazin'

good ol' history :)

hehe

can jails be used to build a function as a service platform?

polyex: sure

polyex: try this: consider jails == container, then say: Can containers to be used to do <things containers are often used for>?

unless we're talking about some highly Linux specific thing, the answer to that should generally be: Yes.

how does that work? afaik functions are only started up for a request then shut back down right? but jails are always running i think?

define "function"

hehehe

i think it's some code that's started and ran upon a request

cloud function anyway

jails don't really "run". a jail can exist even when no process is inside it.

ya that's what's confusing me

seems like host would need to proxy requests to the right jailed function somehow

without having jailed function running persistently

kinda like how inetd works i think

start a service when request comes in then shut it down when not needed

I'm having trouble with net-snmp

it won't start and the only thing the logfile says is

kvm_openfiles: No such file or directory

kvm_openfiles: /dev/mem: No such file or directory

are you running it in a jail?

does /dev/mem exist?

generally speaking reading /dev/mem is largely deprecated, there are sysctl interfaces for at least most of the stuff that might previously have needed it

i am running in a jail

i think i figured it out getting it running with -r