00:09:19 Does anyone run high performance MariaDB on their FreeBSD servers? My org is looking for a new home for our data. 01:01:58 i got a opentelemetry collector problem. a filelog receiver has logs coming in but service_name says "unknown_service". so how do i set it? looked everywhere and there's NO docs saying 02:10:09 i need my node.js daemon to be started before caddy starts. so should caddy's rc.d REQUIRE: mynodejsapp or should my node.js app BEFORE: caddy? 02:27:45 there a command in base that will output a hash of a file? 02:32:59 like sha1sum -c 02:33:38 the man sha1sum has a bunch of options of different types to try :) 02:37:20 tyvm 03:22:45 how aggressively should i use vars in rc.d scripts? like should i have myapp_pidfile="path/to.pid", or ${name}_pidfile=...? 03:33:05 what works for yoU? 03:33:29 i personaly do the first option until i get to a point where i see a pattern 03:33:56 over optimization and variables / configuration usually causes headaches and if a headache happens.. without understanding how you got to that point.. makes it difficult to debug 03:34:24 like knowing 2 + 2 + 2 = 6 is easier to understand than 2 x 3 = 6 04:37:41 so there's no style guide it's just a free for all? 04:49:33 sorry, arrived late, what? 04:49:40 how aggressively should i use vars in rc.d scripts? like should i have myapp_pidfile="path/to.pid", or ${name}_pidfile=...? 04:51:25 thanks for letting me in on it. sorry to interupt when i haven't needed to touch rc.d scripting yet/ 04:51:42 np 04:53:07 In pedestrian scripting I only use vars when I want it to update while it's going 05:17:29 i need my node.js daemon to be started before caddy starts. so should caddy's rc.d REQUIRE: mynodejsapp or should my node.js app BEFORE: caddy? 16:06:32 tykling can you recommend how to use certgrinder on hetzner freebsd host with jails, where other jails use port 22/80 for web, and as i read in the doc you use those exact ports in certgrinder server/ client for getting certs, i only have one ipv4 but one ipv6 per jail with hostnames where the ipv4 shares with vnet/epairs 16:30:41 hi all 16:38:39 adilix, if you have a FreeBSD question, you can ask it directly. Then wait in channel until someone who can answer sees it. 16:39:29 i know it thx for the info 16:39:33 gtg cy 17:40:40 probably a tired question now... is wifi 802.11ac working on fBSD without wifibox or containerisation? 17:48:22 Puzfire: hm either use dns-01 or make whatever is using port 80 forward requests for the ACME url location to the certgrinder server jail 17:58:31 ah yes think creating txt records in dns for the certs will be easyest to implement for me 18:12:27 i need my node.js daemon to be started before caddy starts. so should caddy's rc.d REQUIRE: mynodejsapp or should my node.js app BEFORE: caddy? 18:22:41 tykling for DNS-01 do i need certgrinderd and client on same jail to use this? its unclear when i read documentation. unless i missed it 18:26:37 maybe some usecase docs would be nice, for ppl not using something like this in day 2 day work ;) 21:13:17 i need my node.js daemon to be started before caddy starts. so should caddy's rc.d REQUIRE: mynodejsapp or should my node.js app BEFORE: caddy? 21:34:28 polyex: The two have the same effect 21:52:49 you sure? 21:54:24 are you asking, because neither works? 21:54:30 Does caddy need to start before the node.js daemon or does the node.js daemon require that caddy is running? Answer that question and you will have your answer. 21:55:12 The effect is the same in both cases. The difference is which file gets modified. Do you associate the change with caddy or with node.js daemon? 22:02:31 node.js needs to start first 22:51:13 Hiya! I've got a jail which exhasted somaxconn and now the pids inside the jail don't seem to be killable which has me quite perplexed. I cannot seem to stop the jail no matter how hard I try 22:51:45 from host going sudo service jail stop jailname doesn't work? 22:52:06 nope that's hung. jexecing into the jail and kill -9 ing the process also does nothing x_x 22:52:38 jexec -lU root jailname ... 22:52:43 huh 22:52:51 sudo service jail stop? 22:53:03 to try to stop all jails 22:53:21 and anything in the jail console log in /var/log of the jail host? anything in /var/log/messages of jail host? 22:55:23 https://gist.github.com/rtyler/b111233dc364011dc7dc7d6858d6d256  is the host messages file, the jail doesn't have anything in it. The host is also barely responsive but things are just fine inside the jail 22:55:25 Title: host_messages.log · GitHub 22:55:27 quite odd behavior 22:56:35 any resource limits set anywhere? 22:57:09 https://gist.github.com/rtyler/b111233dc364011dc7dc7d6858d6d256#file-jail_processes-txt the jail processes are really trying to shut down :D but those nginx process don't die 22:57:10 Title: host_messages.log · GitHub 22:59:40 https://nginx.org/en/docs/freebsd_tuning.html the limit of 192 was reached, but I'm surprised this 14.0-RELEASE machine is basically crumbling seemingly because of this 22:59:41 Title: Tuning FreeBSD for the highload 23:00:49 I do also have bhyve VMs on this machine, and some were under high load. It makes me think that the somaxconn exhaustion could be a side effect not a cause. 23:02:38 of course, on the host commands in my shell are not able to return to the shell after executing them, oof 23:03:33 reboot? 23:03:52 hah, I think that's going to end up being my only option 23:07:27 Looks like most of your processes are swapped out 23:15:10 hm that would be consistent with some of the behavior I was seeing, but I already punted it 23:18:53 do you have any nfs or zfs mounts?