pathbuf canonicalize() handles "~" properly FUCK YES

heh

hello

why would a bridge interface in freebsd have lots and lots of Oerrs in netstat -in

it's also limiting packets to 10 megs in one direction

the underlying interfaces aren't erroring

that's so strange. setting sysctl net.inet6.ip6.forwarding=1 brought it up from 10 megs to 225 megs

but it's still slower then it should be. it should be 900+

what's attached to the bridge?

rtprio, epairs for fnet jails and lagg0.4

lagg0.4 is a vlan of lagg0, and lagg0 is a failover of two intel igb adaptors

i've tried disabling lro, tso, hwvlantagging, hwvlanfilter, and others

none of those seem to have much of an effect

nom vs pest for making a text format parser? i wanna try making a json parser

or peg-rs

I am legally obliged to recommend nom

why

polyex: geal's my mate :p

i think i like peg parser more than combinator tho. to just have a simple grammar to work with is really nice

what you think Hecate?

polyex: I am a Haskeller so I'm heavily biased towards combinators, although in the end I don't know your objective: good error messages or speed?

good errors

the more custom the better then

the peg crate looks very declarative

but then you would perhaps lose control over what errors are reported and how

i thought i was in #rust lol

:)

I just installed btop on my freebsd boxes, lovely interface

btop?

polyex: an alternative to htop!

Hi there ....

After upgrading i'm missing mysql support in python ...

previously I used py-mysql-connector-python port, any suggestion for mysql connector for freebsd for python 311 ?

nevermind

recompiled ports it starts working thanks

Hello, all. I prevent my HDD from parking and unparking like crazy with camcontrol(8), by invoking it at boot, from /etc/rc.local . But after suspend and resume cycle the effect seems to disappear, whence two questions: 1. How can I check the current state of APM management and the value of the standby timer (to make sure they are reset after suspennd), and 2) shall I therefore invoke camcontrol /also/ from a resume script (as per acpiconf(8))?

ant-x I guess it is better to adjust drive options via smartctl

some drives does require hardware settings

afk

so you got a bridge and a tap, if I pass on tap... then traffic will be allowed to and from tap, but it goes tap --> bridge --> phy, so if I do all port filtering on the bridge, even though all packets are passed on tap they will be then caught in the bridge rules, correct?

nerozero, why smartctl? Does it make more persistent settings?

My most pressing problem now is persisting drive settings over suspend-wakeup.

its permanent

you write this setting into hdd eep

nerozero, I meant 1) camcontrol idle -t 0 ada0 and 2) camcontrol apm -l 254 . They seem to be external controls, not recorded into the HDD.

camcontrol not always communicates properly with drives

also look et EPC settings

Extended power conditions if i recall correctly

nerozero, I have checked that my drive does not support EPC.

:(

is it related to zfs ?

drives fall offline sometimes ?

nerozero, no, no ZFS here. I said: camcontrol works correctly until suspent-resume. Then I have repeat the two camcontrol commands above to restore the desired HDD behavior. Are you 100% sure those settings are stored insde the HDD. If they are not, the situation is explained.

The new so called " green drives " do spindown by automatically

that is a consumer grade drives, chipo onces

its controlled by EPC

as far as I know freebsd does not automatically spindown drives

also suspend on bsd is very poorly implemented

My drive is: WD5000LPCX . All I know, is that [camcontrol apm] and [camcontrol idle -l <N>] commands do persist their effect across suspends. Should they?

This page: <freebsd.org.ru/support/webresources.html> mentions several official Russian-language FreeBSD lists: ru-freebsd-annouce, ru-freebsd-chat, ru-freebsd-doc, ru-freebsd-questions , but I see no such lists now. Does anybody rember what has become of them, and why?

hi all

how can I set default system compiler to gcc in freebsd 14.1 ? I looked at src.conf and make.conf man pages but anything regarding gcc settings were removed from man pages

Set the cc environment variable to point to the full path to gcc as installed by ports, I believe.

I am curious what you're hoping to achieve with it, though.

while possible, results may vary with gcc since i'm not aware of anyone actively testing it

playing and learning what can i do and cant (learning freebsd by breaking, etc learning from man pages and handbook)

how can i compile the kernel and world with gcc tho ? there seems to be no definition left in man pages of src.conf and make.conf for gcc

ok, but why?

rtprio, whyy not :)

CountryBall0, what -- the default compiler /not/ GCC in 14.1?

ant-x, I'm trying to change default compiler of 14.1 to compile kernel and world and ports with gcc14

CountryBall0, I thought your question implied that GCC was /not/ the default compiler on FreeBSD 14.1, and found that /very/ unusual. GCC very slow, bloated, complicated, and requires special options sucn as --pedantic to accept the actual C, but still it is the de facto starndard.

No, gcc is not the default compiler, and hasn't been for some time

Oh, just as well.

Can devd in daemon mode be caused to log events to a file?

ant-x, thx . i just wanted to see if I'm able to change compiler for the system.. gcc was the known and most up-to-date option to try

ant-x: freebsd has used llvm as a toolchain for most things for a while now, and is currently in the process of (or maybe has already) switched some of the elf tools to it too

for a while there were only a few of us using gcc while clang still had issues with debug info, but they're largely the same now... so there's not much point in using gcc

I have a newbie shell question: I am trying to log devd events into a file. First I found that devd -d prints to stderr, and was able to filter it with: devd -d 2>&1 | grep 'Processing event' . This printed event list to the console. Then I tried to redirect the result to a file: devd -d 2>&1 | grep 'Processing event' >devd.log , which does not work: the events are handled, but devd.log is empty. Why?

buffering most likely

llua, You mean when I press Ctrl+C to exit from the devd running in foreground, the descriptors are not flushed?

/msg greybot !faq buffering

llua, Thank you. Will read: <mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/009> .

When upgrading 13->14, is there a new version of the bootloader I should also install?

I remember that was very important for 12->13

llua, re: buffering and that FAQ question: it says the buffering is performed by the writer, and that `grep` avoid it for console output, but buffers if its output it piped futher. How does it distinguish between these situations internally to decide wheter to buffer or not? I thought it simply wrote to stdout using the standard functions...

nerozero (not here, but may be other can help), I cannot find any evidence that the effects (<level> and <timer> values) of `camcontrol apm -l <level>` and `camcontrol idle -t <timer>` persist in the HDD epp, as you say. Could you please point me to the relevant documentation?

man 3 isatty

ant-x: ^

Thanks.

What do you guys think is the better or more idiomatic way to persist settings across power-offs /and/ suspends -- calling a `persist' script 1) at boot (/etc/rc.local) and 2) from a generic rc.d script (as per rc.resume) or from the devd event?