00:03:04 <pkubaj> rtprio: any my desktop https://pastebin.com/x8mYgYy6
00:03:05 <VimDiesel> Title: pkubaj@KGPE-D16 ~ [SIGINT]> curl -I -v https://www.freebsd.org/* Trying 147. - Pastebin.com
00:05:41 <polyex> anyone know how to read files on a ufs thumb drive from linux?
00:08:40 <pkubaj> polyex: load ufs module and try to mount your drive
00:12:18 <polyex> tried that. modprobe ufs ?
00:14:59 <polyex> sudo modprobe ufs ... modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'ufs': Invalid argument
00:16:00 <pkubaj> dmesg?
00:16:41 <polyex> on the linux box?
00:16:53 <pkubaj> yes
00:23:12 <pkubaj> rtprio: it sounds idiotic, but i'm starting to wonder whether the architecture (arm64) is the issue here...
00:52:11 <pkubaj> rtprio: found it
00:52:34 <pkubaj> for some reason, no idea why, mtu was set up to 576 on the wan interface
00:54:08 <pkubaj> i have no idea why it happened, it must have been set up automatically
04:09:27 <spork_css_> pkubaj: interesting, so the port 80 responses were very tiny I expect (probably just doing a 301 redirect) and fit well within 576 bytes, good sleuthing
04:11:29 <spork_css_> No idea what your wan interface type is, but 576 MTU definitely isn't the default...
07:22:49 <vxwarlock> newfs_msdos -F 32 -c 1 What does 1 stand for here? [efi partition
07:23:32 <vxwarlock> When I want to format without c1 it gives the following error. > newfs_msdos  32751 clusters too few clusters for fat32 need 65525.
07:23:51 <vxwarlock> I couldn't understand it
07:24:21 <RhodiumToad> -c is sectors per cluster
07:25:41 <RhodiumToad> how big is the partition?
07:36:14 <vxwarlock> newfs_msdos -F 32 -c 1 -S 4096 /dev/da0p1
07:38:27 <RhodiumToad> how big is the partition?
08:21:25 <nerozero> hello there, how can I generate a random number in freebsd using only existing posix shell commands
08:23:38 <nerozero> found it - jot
08:33:39 <parv> "man jot | grep -i posix" returns noting.
08:36:42 * parv tosses in an etch
08:36:45 <rogersm> is not $RANDOM posix?
08:37:31 <parv> I think RANDOM is shell dependent
08:37:34 <rogersm> awk has rand
08:37:55 <nerozero> parv: jot -r 1 0 9
08:38:02 <nerozero> random 0..9
08:38:07 <parv> nerozero, And?
08:38:14 <rogersm> you can call awk
08:38:31 <nerozero> parv, have you read my question ?
08:38:50 <nerozero> ah ... jot is not posix ..
08:38:53 <nerozero> ok
08:38:57 <parv> nerozero, This one: "how can I generate a random number in freebsd using only existing posix shell commands"? Yes
08:40:38 <nerozero> ok then, awk is the only otions
08:40:42 <nerozero> *options
08:46:26 <RhodiumToad> if you need to stick strictly to posix utilities, yes
12:48:09 <dch> I needed to tell a bsdmake-invoked Makefile that it should use gmake for a dependency, on freebsd
12:48:53 <dch> so I did `GMAKE!=which gmake || which make`
12:48:58 <dch> seems to work ok
12:49:04 <dch> maybe there is a nicer way
12:49:43 <dch> on linux we should use make as usual in both top level (POSIX std) makefile, and only on FreeBSD, the subsidiary GNU makefile
14:24:37 <cdrmack_> Hello, I looked for `strace` on FreeBSD but in port description I saw that it's similar to the built-in `truss`. How similar these two are?
14:25:08 <CmdLnKid> have you compared the manual pages ?
14:29:23 <jauntyd> https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=truss&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+13.2-RELEASE+and+Ports&arch=default&format=html
14:29:24 <VimDiesel> Title: truss
14:29:46 <cdrmack_> I'm doing this right now but I thought that maybe some experienced users could share their own experience because. Wouldn't be surprised if someone said "truss is good enough, no need for strace in most cases".
14:30:21 <CmdLnKid> strace just simply isn't goin to work here
14:32:08 <CmdLnKid> eh i may be thinking of something else but truss all-in-all can handle your needs here
14:33:27 <cdrmack_> Thanks, that's good information already. :)
14:34:20 <CmdLnKid> dtrace can delve a bit deeper, scripted
14:48:39 <CmdLnKid> anyone got a great ignore line for irssi and "Ping timeout:"'s
14:48:42 <CmdLnKid> ?
14:49:01 <CmdLnKid> before i attempt to write some perl
14:49:37 <CmdLnKid> "/ignore -regexp -pattern "has.quit.*Ping.timeout:" * QUITS" doesn't fly
14:49:53 <CmdLnKid> or without the quotes
14:51:02 <CmdLnKid> ... or another configuration to just shove them all into a window
15:26:16 <rtprio> uh, ignore parts and quits
15:26:35 <CmdLnKid> no
15:27:10 <rtprio> it does cover timeouts
15:27:24 <CmdLnKid> so far ...
15:27:38 <CmdLnKid> */ignore -regexp -pattern ".*has.quit.*Ping.timeout:" * QUITS*
15:27:42 <CmdLnKid> seems to work
15:28:05 <CmdLnKid> i seemed to have my regex backwards
15:29:12 <CmdLnKid> almoost sure it could be done more efficiently
15:35:15 <Ronis_BR> hi! Why can't we have a NFS inside a Jail?
15:35:46 <CmdLnKid> because how rpc works ?
15:36:46 <Ronis_BR> CmdLnKid: but what is the technical difficulty?
15:51:02 <signalblue> Ronis_BR: mount it on the jail host first
15:51:10 <signalblue> then access it via the jail itself
15:51:45 <signalblue> if you want an NFS server to run within a jail, that's easy
16:00:19 <Ronis_BR> signalblue: I can run on host, no problem. I was just trying to keep everything inside jails
16:00:29 <Ronis_BR> there is no problem, just curiosity :)
16:01:31 <signalblue> yeah no I understand
16:01:45 <signalblue> the real reason, I'm not qualified enough to explaim though lol
16:02:26 <Ronis_BR> signalblue: :D Thanks!
16:58:57 <Ronis_BR> signalblue: just one more question, but I can use a NFS inside a bhyve VM right?
16:59:08 <rtprio> yep
16:59:10 <signalblue> yes
17:30:53 <Ronis_BR> thanks!
17:34:42 <signalblue> no problem
20:27:03 <ayaka> linux has the termios2 ioctl which could support variable baudrate not from the predefined set
20:27:15 <ayaka> how does bsd support that?
20:38:14 <hernan> is there some way to restart video? i have dual monitor and for unknown reason the second monitor is not receiving any screen signal... however i can list/activate it in arandr.. but it keeps black. i can reboot of course, but i rather not
20:43:43 <vkarlsen> hernan: What happens if you flip to console and back?
20:50:17 <hernan> vkarlsen: when switch to console, it displays console on both screens. when i switch back to X, the second screen goes black again
20:50:23 <hernan> interesting
20:51:02 <V_PauAmma_V> ayaka, some digging led me to cfsetispeed() and cfsetospeed(), which are POSIX functions.
20:53:21 <vkarlsen> hernan: Maybe a driver issue?
20:54:53 <hernan> vkarlsen: no idea... however it seems that firefox has some effect on it. this has happened before (with firefox closed and screen locked for a long time), then when i unlock (second screen doesnt come up) however when i open firefox the screen enables again
20:55:16 <hernan> anyways, i pkg updated now, restarted firefox and second screen is working again
20:55:19 <hernan> go wonder
20:56:15 <hernan> but this last time even firefox wasnt enabling the second screen again.. until i pkg updated
20:56:22 <hernan> no idea why this happens =)
20:56:32 <vkarlsen> I'm happy I got to share this moment with you when you got it working again, even though none of it was my doing :D
20:56:41 <hernan> also not using any video card, just intel processor video
20:56:58 <hernan> vkarlsen:  yeah, thanks =D
21:34:44 <ayaka> V_PauAmma_V, yes but cfsetispeed() and cfsetospeed(): which must be one of these constants
21:37:15 <macbethwin> hello heaps
21:51:31 <V_PauAmma_V> That's not what the (13.2) FreeBSD manual page for them says, but that may be an extension to POSIX.
21:52:02 <chargen> hello heaps
21:52:26 <la_mettrie> hello volatiles
21:55:43 <chargen> :)