is that "git pull -C /usr/src" command wrong?

the -C should be an argmument for git not for the pull subcommand, right?

right

also -j4, but make should use the maximum number of threads automatically I think?

huh maybe you do need the flags

bmake does not

can an unpriviliged process use the pam_unix pam module?

hello, I am looking to see battery percentage. For some reason, sysctl is not reporting this most of the time. pastebin.com/da75ZQRH

Hi, I'm building a c++ library and when I check it with ldd I get: ldd: libcfind.so: Shared object "libcfind.so" not found, required by "ldd"

Any hint?

martinrame: if you're just passing the so name then it's probably just searching the normal paths for the name

try ./libcfind.so

kevans: yes!, that was it. Thank you!

i won't pretend to understand why

Gud: try apm - man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?apm

is there in FreeBSD something similar to CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE ?

I want to give a non-root user the ability to bind a port lower than 1024

ah, net.inet.ip.portrange.reservedhigh maybe ?

could it be specific to a user or app ?

last1: check the pkg-message for www/caddy

it has a way

(i've never tried it)

ok, thank you

last1: add user to the group with desired port in /etc/services

getz, You just said something interesting to me. Is that documented somewhere? How does that work?

portacle is what caddy uses, i believe, but it's a little awkward if you want to use it in a jail, iirc

portacle? is that an English word?

looks like a word and is spoken like a word, but it means port and acl for access control list

"portacl-rc is an rc(8) script for mac_portacl(4), allowing administrators to limit or permit binding to local UDP and TCP ports that would otherwise be privileged to the superuser."

for using caddy with it: cgit.freebsd.org/ports/diff/www/cad…23b48aa7b63e795601c64af03322a594cae