fluent-bit pkg has a bug? i enable it in rc.conf with fluent_bit_enable="YES", fluent_bit_group="fluentbit", fluent_bit_user="fluentbit". start server, sudo top shows fluent-bit running, but service fluent-bit status says it's not running. but /var/run/fluent_bit.pid exists -rwxr-xr-x fluentbit:fluentbit

You ran the service command with sudo as well?

ya

If the rc script for fluent-bit doesn't handle a status request properly, then the service command won't be able to tell

You can try to run the rc script directly - /usr/local/etc/rc.d/fluent-bit status

if i try to sudo service fluent-bit restart it ends up creating a new process

doesn't terminate old process

fluent-bit rc.d doesn't have status support

but i got another daemon that doesn't have support for status but status works for it

and why does the pid file get created +x?

i set the pid file 644 getting rid of the +x but service fluent-bit status still says it's not running

changed owner/group to root:wheel, still says not running

rc.d/fluent-bit, binary is fluent-bit, fluent_bit.pid, service fluent-bit status says fluent_bit is not running. maybe there's a -_ mismatch?

anyone can has help?

hm im fiddling around and i get daemon: open: permission denied

so ya still says fluent_bit is not running

ok got all the info together in case anyone sees it...

fluent-bit pkg has a bug? i enable it in rc.conf with fluent_bit_enable="YES", fluent_bit_group="fluentbit", fluent_bit_user="fluentbit". reboot server, sudo top shows fluent-bit running, but service fluent-bit status (rc.d/fluent-bit) says "fluent_bit is not running". fwiw /var/run/fluent_bit.pid exists -rwxr-xr-x fluentbit:fluentbit, not sure why

it's +x.

ty!

Is the _ in "fluent_bit is not running" a typo?

no that's what it says

think there's a - vs _ issue?

Ah, the _ is because you can't use "-" in shell variable names. See in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/fluent-bit, name="fluent_bit" and the next line.

ya

so what could be the prob?

So unrelated.

Dunno offhand. Nothing obvious jumps out to me in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/fluent-bit (or rather, the file in the port it's generated from).

damn wtf

i must be seeing somethign wrong here,.. if i want to delete an interface from a bridge0, i do: ifconfig bridge0 remove <interface name>?

i am doing it and i keep getting this: ifconfig: epair8a: bad value

i am dumbfounded as the interfaces are "down" but yet it won't let me remove from bridge

voy4g3r2, ifconfig(8) says it's "deletem", not "remove".

(presumably, for "delete member")

err

remove must be the interface itself then

thank you V_PauAmma_V

"remove Another name for the -alias parameter. Introduced for compatibility with BSD/OS."

yeah and that complains.. err

this VNET jail script

the dang interface exists, stop telling me it doesn't ifconfig

interesting ifconfig remove epair8a returns "nothing" and keeps interface but ifconfig destroy epair8 removes it

I think "remove" (or "-alias") is for removing address aliases from an interface, not an interface from the network stack. For that, you need "destroy" as you figured (and as the manual page says).

yes, i was mixing up a epair as an alias, it is not

jail is now working.. now next step.. why does plexmedia "run" but the webpage does not work..

i WILL get this moved to a jail from a bhyve

Bedtime for good crabs.

night o/

fluent-bit pkg has a bug? i enable it in rc.conf with fluent_bit_enable="YES", fluent_bit_group="fluentbit", fluent_bit_user="fluentbit". reboot server, sudo top shows fluent-bit running, but service fluent-bit status (rc.d/fluent-bit) says "fluent_bit is not running". fwiw /var/run/fluent_bit.pid exists -rwxr-xr-x fluentbit:fluentbit, not sure why

it's +x.

sweet, 666 users in #freebsd lol all hail beastie

bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269480 is the problem i'm having with fluent bit! anyone know a way to work around it?

Title: 269480 – sysutils/fluent-bit: rc.d script should not use --daemon option when combined with daemon command

polyex: not really, the maintainer put --daemon outside of the configurable _flags so you're pretty much stuck with modifying the rc script

kevans what's the right edit to make? it's a bit beyond me

the change in the diff: bz-attachments.freebsd.org/attachment.cgi?id=240071

strip --daemon from the command_args line

if you have a bugzilla account, I'd also drop a +1 in there and see if the maintainer picks it up... I haven't checked if they're still active, but this is definitely way past timeout if not

(well, it's way past timeout if they are, too)

kevans you sure that was the fix? i tried it but same behavior

i mean, that's what the diff says

ya it just didn't fix it for me

it should have, based on your description above. you sure you patched the right script?

i'm gonna try it without the user and group rc.conf vars

hm daemon: open: permission denied

well /var/run/fluent_bit.pid has rwxr-xr-x nobody:nogroup

size is 0

Hi, I've got a super strange problem and I'm looking for a bit of help. I'm trying to start a service in a freebsd 13.3 jail, the rc.d script uses /usr/sbin/daemon to start and daemonize the service. But the call has no effect, no output to syslog or logfile, nothing, just a return code of 0. any ideas how I could figure out what's going on there? thanks.

a pidfile is created, but it's empty

ah, I've run into this: bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=278195

Title: 278195 – daemon in jail is exiting without informing that it failed to execute

What's going to be the best way, from the CLI, to get CPU idle/user/system/interrupt time since boot?

Hey... how do I ensure pulseaudio is not started, but instead pipewire is... pulseaudio is currently being loaded, I don't see any rc service for it... so I am not too sure what starts it... I can't simply remove pulseaudio either... because chromium and dino ports require it, but they will work with pipewire too (or use the pulse compatibility layer)

fluent-bit pkg has a bug? i enable it in rc.conf with fluent_bit_enable="YES", fluent_bit_group="fluentbit", fluent_bit_user="fluentbit". reboot server, sudo top shows fluent-bit running, but service fluent-bit status (rc.d/fluent-bit) says "fluent_bit is not running". fwiw /var/run/fluent_bit.pid exists -rwxr-xr-x fluentbit:fluentbit, not sure why

it's +x.

the bug was reported already bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269480 but i tried the diff and it didn't seem to fix the problem for me. any help is appreciated!

if i am running a jail in a VNET setuep, the expectation (when i do jls show) to NOT see the ip address assigned?

JID IP Address Hostname Path

5 plex.home /usr/local/jails/containers/plex

i was expecting IP Address to be filled...

that is normal for a vnet jail

which is weird since the zones admin commands can tell you.

solaris (zones)

i am okay with it, this is my first time using vnet jails.. i was usually using thick jail WITHOUT vnet and it would show ip address

at least i gget to kill a bhyve image :)

thanks for confirmation llua

np

fluent-bit pkg has a bug? i enable it in rc.conf with fluent_bit_enable="YES", fluent_bit_group="fluentbit", fluent_bit_user="fluentbit". reboot server, sudo top shows fluent-bit running, but service fluent-bit status (rc.d/fluent-bit) says "fluent_bit is not running". fwiw /var/run/fluent_bit.pid exists -rwxr-xr-x fluentbit:fluentbit, not sure why

it's +x.

the bug was reported already bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269480 but i tried the diff and it didn't seem to fix the problem for me. any help is appreciated!

Title: 269480 – sysutils/fluent-bit: rc.d script should not use --daemon option when combined with daemon command

anyone know if palle girgensohn comes on irc?

there a way to see lines that 1 file has that another doesn't have? but order doesn't matter so diff is too noisy

sort them then diff them

won't diff care about the order of the lines tho?

and just sort file.txt > output.txt?

the sort is to give a predictable order. yes, if alpha-sort is appropriate for the data

weird. when i sort -o out.txt in.txt there's a bunch of blank lines at the start of the file. i guess that's all of the double blank lines through the file?

just blank lines; not double in particular

ah

if you're seeing several in the sorted output, they're different in some invisible way. Like, spaces

is there a way to remove every line from a file that isn't found in another file? and if not, is there a way to get a list of lines that are in a file but not in another file? then i can do it manually

i guess if i sort both files (and probably skip whitespace) i get a list of lines in both. then i can somehow get a list of lines that's in 1 but not the other. diff maybe but the ordering noise sucks

copying the file over isn't an option?

no

it sounds like a foolproof way of doing that

this is about to be tedious work but i believe in myself. i hope you believe in me too llua

..not looking good

k got it

wew there was 6 hours

ty team!

fluent-bit pkg has a bug? i enable it in rc.conf with fluent_bit_enable="YES", fluent_bit_group="fluentbit", fluent_bit_user="fluentbit". reboot server, sudo top shows fluent-bit running, but service fluent-bit status (rc.d/fluent-bit) says "fluent_bit is not running". fwiw /var/run/fluent_bit.pid exists -rwxr-xr-x fluentbit:fluentbit, not sure why

it's +x.

the bug was reported already bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269480 but i tried the diff and it didn't seem to fix the problem for me. any help is appreciated!

Title: 269480 – sysutils/fluent-bit: rc.d script should not use --daemon option when combined with daemon command