01:06:28 why the rc2 and rc3 actions taken off 14.1 release process? 02:59:10 polyex: oh sweet, soon 14.1 03:11:09 https://www.bsdnow.tv/561 03:11:11 Title: BSD Now 561: Kicked off ARPANET 05:47:25 polyex: Pretty sure release candidates are only used for new major releases. Minor releases (14.1 in this case) are cut from stable. 05:48:10 https://docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/freebsd-releng/ doesn't explicate this, but it has useful information 05:48:11 Title: FreeBSD Release Engineering | FreeBSD Documentation Portal 12:04:43 Having real trouble with time zones here. My time zone is set to Europe/London, but it's one hour off. If I set time to GMT, it's two hours off… 12:05:21 Made sure to copy Europe/London from /usr/share/zoneinfo to /etc/localtime, but it's still one hour off 13:20:51 rwp: well that kinda ruins the idea of the audit command 13:21:00 the audit command is to identify possible security issues... 13:50:21 https://www.bsdcan.org/2024/stream4.php BSDCan time 13:50:22 Title: BSDCan 2024 - BSDCan - DMS1160 13:54:11 For those interested in participating in BSDCan remotely, there are 4 live streams and 4 IRC channels (one per phycsical room) for remote participation May 31 and June 1. Details and links at https://www.bsdcan.org/2024/ 13:54:12 Title: BSDCan 2024 16:18:08 Hey everyone, I just set up freebsd on my thinkpad T480s :D . Mostly everything seems to work, only the media controls don't seem to be picked up. Anyone got a clue if I need to install some extra driver? 16:21:25 <|cos|> mccd: what does "not picked up" mean? in case you are running X, will xev see anything? 16:21:57 Well running wayland, but yeah the equivalent will not pick up anything 16:22:45 wev is the name, if I run it and press brightness up/down and audio buttons, nothing happens 16:23:07 nvm audio buttons are picked up, but not brightness 16:26:54 polarian, What it means is that one must review each of the CVEs now and understand them each and determine how each of them affects you. 16:28:48 mccd, On GNU/Linux on recent Thinkpads I have the same problem. I have to bind those keys into the ACPI system so that they work. For Debian/Devuan I wrote this up: https://www.proulx.com/~bob/doc/thinkpad-x220-laptop-keys/thinkpad-x220-laptop-keys.html 16:28:49 Title: ThinkPad X220 Laptop Keys 16:34:39 rwp, ty, not sure what the equivalent to acpi_listen is called on freebsd 16:34:41 can't find it 16:55:00 I haven't done the same media key setup on FreeBSD yet. And I see mccd has left. 16:59:44 https://streaming.media.ccc.de/emf2024/stagec CheriBSD talk at EMF 16:59:46 Title: Stage C – Electromagnetic Field 2024 Streaming 17:13:12 anyone knows that trick that allows me to reset terminal from keyboard (i'm on framebuffer and tmux atm) 17:13:54 afaik it should be doable with some ctrl-sth 17:14:51 do you mean clear, like Ctrl-L? 17:15:15 jmnbtslsQE: exactly 17:18:42 Control-L is almost universally used everywhere to redraw the screen. bash does a clear screen first. 23:09:04 how can I su or something to a user that has nologin as their shell? 23:36:21 pie_, AFAIK on FreeBSD you can't. On GNU systems the util-linux su has a shell override option. But not on FreeBSD. Therefore you can only use a different program such as sudo or doas. 23:37:02 Using sudo one can do this to run a command (such as id) as daemon: sudo -u daemon -s /bin/sh -c id 23:40:13 right, ok