does anyone know if there is a reason why the chromium in pkg doesn't include chromedriver? It seems like it is a build option in the ports tree (DRIVER) but it would be nice not to have to build chromium for the next few days

aesthetikx: maybe try ungoogled-chromium or iridium to see if chromedriver is included on those?

good idea, thankyou

Hmm, in www/chromium/Makefile, I see "OPTIONS_DEFAULT= CODECS CUPS DRIVER KERBEROS PIPEWIRE SNDIO ALSA PULSEAUDIO", so are you sure it's not installed by default?

restore: /tmp//rstdir1725751428: cannot create directory database: Read-only file system

/tmp is on the slice i'm dumping from

so i booted into single user mode so the root is read only

hello my question is as follows

I want to use the mail app but instead of having it with the default domain is there a way I can change it to a different one?

lol

seriously because I am trying to do dkim on postman.videotron.com aka send root⊙pve but it's sending as root⊙ve

I need help to setup opendkim on freebsd using sendmail

Do you know a datacenter which offers VM service with a stable network ?

which offers FreeBSD

It sounds like you're looking for a company that does colo and offers console access and remote media management?

freebsd.org/commercial/isp is a pretty good list, from what I remember.

yes

I see that page

Thanks debdrup !

Although, one piece of advice - look for providers that have a public looking glass site available (usually at lookingglass.domain.tld or lg.domain.tld).

As a general rule of thumb, any provider that doesn't have that, probably doesn't care much about connectivity..

A looking glass being... somewhere you can query what external routes the ISP's AS has/have?

Or VPS provider?

anyone here that can help with IPFW and setfib, trying to setup default routes for certain internal LAN hosts.

sounds like you just want ipfw fwd

unix.stackexchange.com/questions/31…e-and-extend-to-new-disk-in-freebsd <--in the second answer, the step that uses dump and restore, since in single usermode, / is read only, restore requires /tmp and can't write

anyone know a way around that?

can you remount / with mount -uw ?

jmbfslsQE: tried to but not working

CCFL_Man: not sure what restore using it before but you could also try mouting a memory disk at /tmp

pwrsurge: what happened?

basically I have a multihomed host with 2 ISP's and fibs 0 and 1 are setup

CCFL_Man: *what restore is using it for

in single user mode, / is read only be default, right?

dump and restore to copy / to another partition on another drive

CCFL_Man: i think so. i don't remember ever not being able to remount read-write though. maybe i'm mis-remembering

on the gateway host itself, i can do setfib 0 or setfib 1 traceroute and it chooses the correct ISP

CCFL_Man: if it's ufs, you could also dd the partition your filesystem is on to a partition on your destination disk and expand on the destination

also setfib 0 or setfib 1 lynx www.myip.org works fine

but i want to have a certain lan host use fib 1 instead of fib 0

pwrsurge: ipfw works in mysterious ways. maybe your ipfw fwd rule is not being hit. check ipfw -ta list on relevant rules

i have 2 nats configured in ipfw, nat 1 and nat 2

do you have net.inet.ip.fw.one_pass=1 or 0?

0

tried with 1 and no difference

jmnbtslsQE: it us ufs, but i'm copying from a failing smaller drive to a bigger drive

do you have your fwd rule before the outgoing nat rule?

dd did not work and the bootloader was corrupted

CCFL_Man: dd should still work if you add conv=noerror,sync . i think generally dd would be preferred if the drive is failing a lot

i would just copy individual partitions that have your data and reinstall any bootloader or other replaceable things

or copy those over too, but not copy the entire device at once (recreate the partition table on the destination)

i think i'd do that

how can one create a /tmp from a ram drive?

ok i was able to make outbound traceroute work but ping or web browsing does not work.

that would be tmpfs, i believe

pwrsurge: sounds like an issue with your ipfw filtering

what should the fwd rule be set at?

ipfw add fwd tcp from 192.168.1.10 to 1.2.3.4 where 192.168.1.10 is the internal LAN host and 1.2.3.4 is the public IP

tried: ipfw add fwd 192.168.1.10 ip from 1.2.3.4 to any

still does not work

I can do traceroute and nslookups with any Internet host

but that's it

should not be so hard

pwrsurge: should fwd to the desired next hop

if the desired behavior is working for traceroute then the routing problem is solved

hmm

next hop as in default gateway for fib 1?

pwrsurge: yeah whichever default gateway you're trying to forward that traffic through

jmnbtslsQE: man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?tmpfs <--that'll enable tmpfs and should solve my issue

yeah, if you want to take that approach. i think you can just kldload tmpfs if it's not already in the kernel

or use md + newfs

jmbtslsQE so like this: ipfw add fwd InternalLANIP ip from fib1GW to any ?

pwrsurge: no, ipfw add fwd $gateway ip from $internal_ip to any

this is just syntax. you can check the manpage

the item after fwd is the argument to fwd (action to take). everything including and after ip is selecting packets to match the rule

ok i see the fwd rule being triggered but traffic still going to default route

bpa.st/ZOMDE <--is there a way to recover from this?

it locks up the system after this read error and it's an SSD

the fwd rule does have an impact as i tried setting fwd to public ip instead of next hop and all traffic goes to the local gateway only

perhaps setfib is needed on it