bonjour is overrated

what happened to politeness?

there's nothing impolite about calling something overrated; also, printers are the worst

Printers are my nemesis.

if there is a hell, printers come from it.

anything else but those printers

thedaemon_, you wanna get rid of cups too and just cant, huh

?

as it comes to printers, i just want a simple txt file to print "properly and not do the steps print out <line 1> \n \t \t \t <line 2> \n \t\t\t <line3>

poddo: I wonder that if you are not getting that luajit issue, then why I am?

I don't print at home Exclamation-Point

so, now that we have an official PkgBase repo, should I just redirect my domain to it…?

hi all

Printers are okay.

It's supporting people who use them that sucks.

This will contradict what I just said, but just a couple days ago, my wife was trying to print this one PDF file to our networked HP LaserJet (PCL 5).

And everytime she'd try to print it, it'd spit out a piece of paper with a PCL error on it.

She could view the PDF file file.

er fine

She could print other PDF files.

She could print that one PDF file to other printers.

death to the printer snafus

i have experienced that issue when everyone else can print, bsd, linux, mac os, iphone.. then lets bring in a windows 10 laptop.. boom epic fail!

I have to assume that file exploited some PCL bug in the printer's firmware.

Normally I like dealing with PDF files, 'cause they always print consistantly.

Whereas Word docs for instance, can render and print quite differently, depending on which fonts are installed on the system.

yeah

Falling back to a default font is one thing, but it can completely mess up pagination.

(Which is why I *HATE* it when recruiters ask for my resume as a Word doc.)

i've seen certain PDFs fail to print fully unless you print them from crudobe acrobat reader, on macOS at least.

man ive just been tracking main for a little bit and havent managed to completely obliterate my data, being a freebsd noob i gotta say

kuddos to whoever is amongst those slinging those patches around

does anyone know how to use 'date' on macos to convert time in seconds into formatted string HH:MM:SS? like `date ... 64 ...` should yield `00:01:04`?

It'd be the same as on FreeBSD. Using your example: date -ujr 64 +%T

cedb: usually we pick up pretty quickly when there's data destroying going on in main

data destroying?

meena: you mean poudriere nuking everything cause it couldnt build tex-fmt or soemthing else?

oh while im here quick question i cant reinstall nginx after my latest install i get 'pkg: Fail to rename /usr/local/etc/ssl/.pkgtemp.certs.OepkH7YtzTP4 -> /usr/local/etc/ssl/certs:Is a directory' im not sure like why it even sgned with a symlink in the first place its been doing this for a while now, usually just relaunching bulk would fix it

cedb: which of the two is a director?

*directory

meena: certs of course thats where my very private stuff is

cedb: so with main you meant ports/main and not src/main?

current and main for the ports

i meant more "current"

I asked because of "you mean poudriere nuking everything cause it couldnt build tex-fmt or soemthing else?" (indicating the ports tree, so ports/main), but that scenario doesn't match "completely obliterate my data" (which indicates the base system, so src/main)

oh no it doesnt completely obliterate my data

it just doesnt sign the results properly if theres some random failure, i think that was cause i rebuilt but with libressl in some places and it choked on it or soemtihng

how do i diagnose my server rebooting itself

there's nothing discernable in the logs

it happend when i put a different sata controller into it

log physical console output, if possible

a number of posts are saying it's chatGPT

otis: the server is 8000km away

instagram.com/p/CzG7WAFLicE/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading may have started here

Title: ZeroBlogThirty on Instagram: "Centcom canceled their Ball. Never thought we’d see the day"

sorry. wrong channel.

rtprio: no ipmi on it?

no

it's a 10 year old supermicro in my 'homelab'

it seems sporatic, up to 9-12 days, sometimes as often as a day or two. it's serving nfs, samba. there's nothign espically taxing on it.

a lot of times its a failing PSU when its sporadic like that

rtprio: send syslog (*.*) to other host

dkeav: it does have two PSU

otis: that's a good idea; perhaps the last log isn't getting written ?

pop one out, and see if stops, if happens again, switch which one is popped out

if both do it, then probably not the issue

if i pop one out, it beeps.

could it be a bad drive?

nothing in the logs about that, and 2 zpools

check the bios logs

usually they can give notes on unexpected poweroff from PSU failure

hence the ipmi recommendation

because it'll do the same

seems curious that the PSU is deciding to fail after i had the case open

but ok

i'll start with the *.* remote syslog and try to get my remote hands to diagnose the PS

the remote syslog is a great idea and should help a lot, but it might not catch certain kinds of panics.

I did have an issue with my dying RAID card a long time ago that it just randomly rebooted and there was no evidence of it, i just happened to catch it one night while gaming lol

hopefully it's not that kind of thing though, because it's hellish to catch

foxiepaws: sadly i took the old raid card out because freebsd dropped support for it, and i needed 2 more sata ports

so i have this generic one in it

that's when the issues started,

Hi community. Please, I need a command line that joins the lines of 2 files interleaved to a new file.

lines of file_1:

1

3

5

lines of file_2:

2

4

6

new file_3:

1

2

3

4

5

6

How does one create a rule that exectutes for every file in a certain directory

in bsdmake...

!pastebin