jails question - in my latest jail, works in all others, I am unable to ping IP addresses on the same phys net, but can ping ips on the same phys host - seems the jail cannot figure out what IP it has on its own.

ping 192.168.1.1 fails - ping -S 192.168.1.28 192.168.1.1 works

my old head cant remember what I did last time I set up a jail

Error from ping: "ping: sendto: Can't assign requested address"

you didn't assign it an address that another jail already has, did you?

no - jls shows only 192.168.1.28 assigned to openhab

also I can ping that ip from the phys host and other hosts on the network

hmm restarted the phys host - now it seems to work - very strange - but I cannot remember if I did this the last time I added a jail

I do not belive this should be necessary

moo

I said moo

actually, I keep texting #FreeBSD-jails, I should text here too, since most people are here

I wrote this overnight, I'd like some feedback. it's a jailer controller over the network (SSH)

any feedback is appreciated

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hi all

debdrup: ISO/UDF, not ISO/USB

grawity: I know

rwsoft: libarchive deals with a heck of a lot of formats, to the point that it's surprising when you find something it doesn't do.

sorry, mistell - that was supposed to have been for rwp.

if i install a port through portmaster it should automatically do dependencies, right? so where do i go to complain if a build fails because the linker can't find a dependency because it was never installed?

check if it is correctly declared in the port as dependency, if it is, then you have to check why it wasn't installed by portmaster, if it isn't it could be that the build system of the port tries to use stuff it isn't supposed to in an unclean environment, so check if it should be a dependency of the port; which port is it?

nimaje: i think there's something more deeply wrong actually because i installed the only package that sounded like it could contain the missing library manually and still get the same error. it's goddamn lang/rust that keeps failing, i just want a browserrrr

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skyenosaur: hm, rust should build and about what is it complining? can you put a build log in some pastebin?

debdrup, It is pretty cool!

Hi! I'm facing a weird issue with a rc.d service (dendrite) running inside a FreeBSD jail; when starting the jail using `jail -r <jail>` dendrite won't start by itself, but if I manually go inside the jail to start dendrite (using `service dendrite start`), it works. After messing around a little with dendrite's rc.d script <cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/net-im/dendrite/files/dendrite.in>, I'm 100% sure that `/usr/sbin/daemon` (us

ed to make dendrite run in the background) is the problem here: I changed the command to something else, which worked when starting manually but not at "boot" time. My guess would be that something required by `/usr/bin/daemon` is missing from the jail when starting up, but not afterwards. Have you got any idea on how to solve this? Thanks a lot in advance :)

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so, you changed the service file? can you pastebin your version?

Nope, I just changed the command ran by /usr/sbin/daemon from `/usr/local/dendrite/bin/dendrite` to `touch /test`, which worked when starting the service manually (using `service dendrite start`) but not when starting up the jail.

Basically, `command_args="-p $pidfile -u dendrite -f $procname -config $dendrite_config"` -> command_args="-p $pidfile -u dendrite -f touch /test"

nimaje: i already asked in the forum, apparently it’s a thing right now that it just doesn’t build for some people for mysterious reasons, but since there's a binary package for firefox now i can survive until it is fixed

Hello. how do i use truss to understand what arduino IDE uses to flash the microcontroller?

# truss /usr/local/bin/arduino

what else can help? i can't see nothing with avrdude

skyenosaur: hm, well, not building because of oom can happen for some of the bigger ports, but other build failures like missing dependencies shouldn't happen and should be properly investigated (build failures because of unclean environments shouldn't happen too, but are annoying to fix because about everything can be diffrent between a clean and an unclean environment, but normally that results

in building to much, like some feature autoactivating, because the required lib was found)

nimaje: oh it fails because of a linker error, but there's already a bugzilla on this

hm, do you mean bug 256099?

256099 – lang/rust: Reduce memory usage/pressure bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=256099

nimaje: no i mean this one bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=274658 (though i don't think it has anything to do with the perl version)

Title: 274658 – lang/rust fails to build after upgrading Perl to 5.36

so you have that note: ld: error: unable to find library -lzlibstatic too?

nimaje: exactly. i looked around and found a package called lzlib and installed but no change.

i'm just trying again so i can offer a full build log to the person who asked but i takes a whiiiile since the error happens after the actual build

that -l instructs the linker to link against the named libary, so it tries zlibstatic, but no idea if it is because of an unclean env or some other issue, rust built fine for me and I can't find zlibstatic in the build log, but it could be that the build log isn't verbose enought

nimaje: .... i think actually it has to do with the perl version because after i installed the .36 per package now it says it FOUND the libzlib. its still building so idk if its gonna go through but this looks much more promising

now i am full of questions like "why on earth do i need a specific perl version to build rust"

never mind it still errors out

would have been too easy

Hi community. I found this on the web about OpenSSL (phoronix.com/news/OpenSSL-3.1-Released). Would it be better to upgrade the OpenSSL version of the base system to get all these improvements and performance?

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