01:26:18 <aesthetikx> 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
01:37:29 <vortexx> aesthetikx: maybe try ungoogled-chromium or iridium to see if chromedriver is included on those?
01:38:32 <aesthetikx> good idea, thankyou
01:45:23 <V_PauAmma_V> 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?
04:38:38 <CCFL_Man> restore: /tmp//rstdir1725751428: cannot create directory database: Read-only file system
04:39:39 <CCFL_Man>  /tmp is on the slice i'm dumping from
04:40:13 <CCFL_Man> so i booted into single user mode so the root is read only
14:17:02 <wowzersbrain> hello my question is as follows
14:17:20 <wowzersbrain> 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?
14:17:24 <wowzersbrain> lol
14:18:23 <wowzersbrain> seriously because I am trying to do dkim on postman.videotron.com aka send root⊙pve but it's sending as root⊙ve
14:43:52 <wowzersbrain> I need help to setup opendkim on freebsd using sendmail
16:01:41 <hwpplayer1> Do you know a datacenter which offers VM service with a stable network ?
16:01:53 <hwpplayer1> which offers FreeBSD
16:04:18 <debdrup> It sounds like you're looking for a company that does colo and offers console access and remote media management?
16:05:04 <debdrup> https://www.freebsd.org/commercial/isp/ is a pretty good list, from what I remember.
16:06:17 <hwpplayer1> yes
16:06:21 <hwpplayer1> I see that page
16:06:39 <hwpplayer1> Thanks debdrup !
16:20:22 <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).
16:21:07 <debdrup> As a general rule of thumb, any provider that doesn't have that, probably doesn't care much about connectivity..
17:24:22 <V_PauAmma_V> A looking glass being... somewhere you can query what external routes the ISP's AS has/have?
17:25:01 <V_PauAmma_V> Or VPS provider?
19:23:08 <pwrsurge> anyone here that can help with IPFW and setfib, trying to setup default routes for certain internal LAN hosts.
19:28:26 <jmnbtslsQE> sounds like you just want ipfw fwd
19:30:39 <CCFL_Man> https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/313832/how-to-clone-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
19:31:05 <CCFL_Man> anyone know a way around that?
19:33:14 <jmnbtslsQE> can you remount / with mount -uw ?
19:33:18 <pwrsurge> jmbfslsQE: tried to but not working
19:33:36 <jmnbtslsQE> CCFL_Man: not sure what restore using it before but you could also try mouting a memory disk at /tmp
19:33:47 <jmnbtslsQE> pwrsurge: what happened?
19:34:06 <pwrsurge> basically I have a multihomed host with 2 ISP's and fibs 0 and 1 are setup
19:34:07 <jmnbtslsQE> CCFL_Man: *what restore is using it for
19:34:18 <CCFL_Man> in single user mode, / is read only be default, right?
19:34:39 <CCFL_Man> dump and restore to copy / to another partition on another drive
19:34:47 <jmnbtslsQE> CCFL_Man: i think so. i don't remember ever not being able to remount read-write though. maybe i'm mis-remembering
19:35:17 <pwrsurge> on the gateway host itself, i can do setfib 0 or setfib 1 traceroute and it chooses the correct ISP
19:35:44 <jmnbtslsQE> 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
19:36:05 <pwrsurge> also setfib 0 or setfib 1 lynx www.myip.org works fine
19:36:43 <pwrsurge> but i want to have a certain lan host use fib 1 instead of fib 0
19:36:48 <jmnbtslsQE> pwrsurge: ipfw works in mysterious ways. maybe your ipfw fwd rule is not being hit. check ipfw -ta list on relevant rules
19:37:54 <pwrsurge> i have 2 nats configured in ipfw, nat 1 and nat 2
19:38:13 <jmnbtslsQE> do you have net.inet.ip.fw.one_pass=1 or 0?
19:41:45 <pwrsurge> 0
19:41:53 <pwrsurge> tried with 1 and no difference
19:44:04 <CCFL_Man> jmnbtslsQE: it us ufs, but i'm copying from a failing smaller drive to a bigger drive
19:44:05 <jmnbtslsQE> do you have your fwd rule before the outgoing nat rule?
19:44:24 <CCFL_Man> dd did not work and the bootloader was corrupted
19:45:39 <jmnbtslsQE> 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
19:46:50 <jmnbtslsQE> i would just copy individual partitions that have your data and reinstall any bootloader or other replaceable things
19:50:33 <jmnbtslsQE> or copy those over too, but not copy the entire device at once (recreate the partition table on the destination)
19:50:43 * jmnbtslsQE will be back in about 20 minutes
19:56:11 <CCFL_Man> i think i'd do that
19:56:29 <CCFL_Man> how can one create a /tmp from a ram drive?
19:58:24 <pwrsurge> ok i was able to make outbound traceroute work but ping or web browsing does not work.
19:59:15 <CCFL_Man> that would be tmpfs, i believe
20:16:10 <jmnbtslsQE> pwrsurge: sounds like an issue with your ipfw filtering
20:18:12 <pwrsurge> what should the fwd rule be set at?
20:21:31 <pwrsurge> 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
20:46:44 <pwrsurge> tried: ipfw add fwd 192.168.1.10 ip from 1.2.3.4 to any
20:46:49 <pwrsurge> still does not work
20:49:30 <pwrsurge> I can do traceroute and nslookups with any Internet host
20:49:33 <pwrsurge> but that's it
20:52:53 <pwrsurge> should not be so hard
21:01:03 <jmnbtslsQE> pwrsurge: should fwd to the desired next hop
21:05:34 <jmnbtslsQE> if the desired behavior is working for traceroute then the routing problem is solved
21:18:20 <pwrsurge> hmm
21:21:00 <pwrsurge> next hop as in default gateway for fib 1?
22:08:55 <jmnbtslsQE> pwrsurge: yeah whichever default gateway you're trying to forward that traffic through
22:10:50 <CCFL_Man> jmnbtslsQE: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?tmpfs <--that'll enable tmpfs and should solve my issue
22:11:43 <jmnbtslsQE> yeah, if you want to take that approach. i think you can just kldload tmpfs if it's not already in the kernel
22:12:28 <jmnbtslsQE> or use md + newfs
22:13:43 <pwrsurge> jmbtslsQE so like this: ipfw add fwd InternalLANIP ip from fib1GW to any ?
22:25:51 <jmnbtslsQE> pwrsurge: no, ipfw add fwd $gateway ip from $internal_ip to any
22:25:59 <jmnbtslsQE> this is just syntax. you can check the manpage
22:27:03 <jmnbtslsQE> the item after fwd is the argument to fwd (action to take). everything including and after ip is selecting packets to match the rule
22:43:25 <pwrsurge> ok i see the fwd rule being triggered but traffic still going to default route
22:57:47 <CCFL_Man> https://bpa.st/ZOMDE <--is there a way to recover from this?
22:58:15 <CCFL_Man> it locks up the system after this read error and it's an SSD
23:22:05 <pwrsurge> 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
23:22:24 <pwrsurge> perhaps setfib is needed on it