domlaut: github.com/fujiapple852/trippy

Title: GitHub - fujiapple852/trippy: A network diagnostic tool

domlaut: github.com/GyulyVGC/sniffnet

Title: GitHub - GyulyVGC/sniffnet: Application to comfortably monitor your Internet traffic 🕵️‍♂️

I've used both of those, and I think both of this do what you're looking to accomplish.

CrtxReavr: Don't remember of the top of my head, but I'm curious now. Going to look when I go back into the basement.

_xor these are both excellent, thanks for the tip

q

lol

hi, i am working on my installation script

may i ask if it is possible to pass the password string to geli command?

i ask for encryption password using dialog window and i don't want to type it while installation process

this is my command: geli init -b -s4096 -l256 /dev/label/${iGeliLabel}

-J filename will take the passphrase from a file (can't contain newlines - only the first line of the file is taken)

@RhodiumToad can I remove this file after geli attatch?

TSA Delta Flight 194 Ad - Be Careful What You Eat before Your Flight! A TSA public service ad urges air passengers to be mindful of what they eat before their flight to avoid another Delta 194 diarrhea spray incident. justpaste.it/Delta_194_TSA

Title: TSA Delta Flight 194 Ad - Be Careful What You Eat before Your Flight! - JustPaste.it

wtf

wikan: sure

great, thank you so much :)

anyone able to get a Garmin watch usb storage to work on FreeBSD?

ugen0.8: <vendor 0x091e product 0x0003> at usbus0, cfg=0 md=HOST spd=FULL (12Mbps) pwr=ON (500mA)

PyR3X: is it presenting as a block storage device, or as MTP or something?

RhodiumToad: I think it's like an Android USB

Linux/Windows just pops up like a normal USB storage

what does usbconfig -d ... dump_all_desc show?

e.g. -d ugen0.8

Should autotrim on zfs be set for nvmes?

freshbsd.org/freebsd/ports/commit/82f691 yay

Title: FreeBSD / ports / 82f691 / security/portacl-rc: Add new port - FreshBSD

if were compiling all the time with obj directories ... why is there a warning that /usr/src is a read-only filesystem ?

forever now i mount nullfs if ya will /usr/src ro from a zfs filesystem. why would it need to be writable by any means or less thereof by freebsd methods of using obj ?

these warnings are moot bs

for further context "writeable" /export/usr/src. unwriteable is /usr/src

i don't comprehend why these are there and why when using a obj directory we should be concerned when compilation does not require writing to /usr/src at all. thats just dirty in itself

CmdLnKid: the warning is a bug in make

k

ill look further into make

irratations ... ya know

it wants to check whether the obj dir is writable, but it's checking it before actually changing it

seems make went a little to far on its checks instead of doing its most simplest job

just do it

to an unexperienced user i see this as a wtf moment

not much to worry over but yet nothing that should be there

does freebsd support RFC 6525?

soni, sctp has been here a very long time

reconfiguration should be a option

how do you use SCTP_ADD_STREAMS? we don't see it in the manual?

support may vary for important options

what are you seeing vs what you expect ?

can't find SCTP_ADD_STREAMS in manual

as close as i see to that is tracking global addresses but adding streams does not seem to be something that is implemented. " not definate word" per my search

so in otherwords.. np

no

as in just not handled

afaict

ah that's unfortunate :(

Soni: might want to direct your questions at freebsd-net@

don'nt get me wrong thats just a cursory glance but nothing is sticking out to me right now. whats your usage tho ?

its just i don't see it where i think it would be

IIRC, a proxy of some sort

freebsd-net@ tho may raise the proper eyebrows

afaict, SCTP_ADD_STREAMS was added in 2012 or so

Soni: fwiw, my understanding is that freebsd is the SCTP reference platform

SCTP_ADD_STREAMS seems to be implemented, not sure why its' not documented

heh

oh okay

is it okay to open a few hundred thousand AF_UNIX streams?

Soni: why would you want to, and do you have the RAM for it?

RhodiumToad: for pain reasons. how much RAM does a socket take?

you need the limits on file descriptors to be high enough

yeah

the RAM will depend on how much buffer space ends up being needed

usually, how much RAM should be expected per socket?

"it depends", but consider that when you write data to the socket and the reader isn't immediately ready to receive it, it will be buffered

*nod*

the size of that buffer is capped by kern.ipc.maxsockbuf and set by SO_SNDBUF/SO_RCVBUF etc.

default for maxsockbuf seems to be 2MB

yeah honestly we wouldn't come anywhere close to 100k in practice

but there's also global caps on the amount of network memory

kern.ipc.maxmbufmem

which looks like it defaults to about half of physmem

so basically it'd take a TB of RAM

fair enough

that would be the worst case

if there's not a ton of buffered data, then there'll just be memory for various data structures, maybe in the hundreds of bytes per socket

I see the default Wireshark is not built with sshdump enabled by default. Is my only option to build from ports to enable it?

PyR3X: the alternative is to badger the maintainer until they give in

Which license is this? It's similar to BSD3CLAUSE, but not quite it -- github.com/agateau/nanonote/blob/master/LICENSE

Title: nanonote/LICENSE at master · agateau/nanonote · GitHub

looks like SPDX has it as BSD-3-Clause-Clear

Title: BSD 3-Clause Clear License | Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX)

RhodiumToad: That does indeed look like the one, thanks

Beat me to it.

Hi! I am planning to use FreeBSD to install a gitlab. I know that we have a gitlab package. The problem is with updates. Gitlab requires a very linear update path. Let's say I install 16.2. Then, 17 is launched. However, to update to 17, I need to update first to 16.3. If I missed the update when 16.3 was in the repository, how can I obtain the old 16.3 version so that I can follow the update

path?

AFAIK, FreeBSD repositories does not host old binary versions right?

that is correct as far as I know

right, we mercilessly purge previous versions from the repo with each build

it's why you can get into a glorious situation where you lose firefox, for instance, if you're not paying attention

do not unplug a Wacom device, X will freak out.