02:34:04 <sfox> eeby
03:05:20 <jb1277976> Fixed my issue used Intel instead of Nvidia and modesetting
03:05:34 <jb1277976> Using Intel
06:25:26 <antranigv> what's the link to the poudriere server that builds packages every Wednesday? I can't find it
07:26:00 <sidh> Greetings
07:26:52 <sfox> Greetings
07:26:56 <sfox> a fellow scientist
07:27:04 <sfox> Did you eat all the donuts?
09:58:19 <debdrup> antranigv: there isn't one specific server, it's a whole bunch of servers - there's a status page that links to them individually, on https://pkg-status.freebsd.org
11:33:04 <OwlWizard> hi, if i am mostly using bin packages but want a few ports installed is it recommended to stick those into a jail?
14:41:02 <llua> OwlWizard: i don't see the correlation
17:41:09 <gh00p> Hi folks. Trying to get DKIM going, and I understand it starts a daemon to keep the milter open (I'm using sendmail), but I don't see an rc.d file to handle starts. Am I supposed to run it manually? Is there some other tool that is recommended?
18:19:42 <rwp> gh00p, Which DKIM daemon are you setting up?
18:22:22 <rwp> OpenDKIM which I am familiar with has a port/pkg and it comes with /usr/local/etc/rc.d/milter-opendkim therefore I deduce you are using a different DKIM milter?
18:33:01 <sidh> https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=280303 , have you heard/read of any update of this one ?
18:36:33 <kevans> neither of the two reports from this feel particularly credible
18:36:36 <kevans> are you hitting this?
18:36:46 <sidh> yes
18:37:14 <kevans> what do you get from `readelf -n /lib/libcxxrt.so.1` and `readelf -n /lib/libc++.so.1`?
18:37:20 <kevans> just the "ABI tag:" line, preferably
18:38:08 <sidh> ABI tag: 1400097
18:38:31 <sidh> ABI tag: 1401000
18:38:56 <kevans> that would be a problem
18:39:25 <kevans> your libcxxrt.so.1 is from a 14.0 build for some reason, while libc++.so.1 is from a 14.1 build
18:39:37 <kevans> was this installed 14.0 then upgraded to 14.1?
18:40:19 <sidh> yes pfctl -sr gives : Assertion failed: (elems <= maxelems), function pf_nvuint_32_array, file /usr/src/lib/libpfctl/libpfctl.c, line 147. Abort (core dumped)
18:40:25 <sidh> but pf seems to be running
18:41:01 <sidh> yes
18:41:02 <kevans> ok, so for some reason the upgrade from 14.0 -> 14.1 was wrong
18:42:42 <sidh> on this system , I was running 12.3-RR and import a raw image of 14.1p4 boot environment, but I checked on the source host that has been upgraded from 12.3, 13.3, 14.0, and 14.1, and I confirm the problem too
18:43:01 <sidh> s/12.3-RR/12.3-R
18:43:55 <sidh> from what I read 14.1p0 didn't have this problem
18:48:00 <sidh> kevans: from a fresh install from 14.1 iso, we have the correct libs
18:48:03 <kevans> i don't think it would be too surprising if the recent libc++ changes only just made the mismatch relevant
18:48:25 <kevans> i.e. this was almost certainly just a ticking timebomb and people have gotten lucky
18:49:14 <kevans> I'd be curious to see if there's anything else in /{,usr/}lib{,exec} /{,usr/}{s,}bin with a 14.0 ABI tag
18:49:47 <kevans> this feels like a pretty clear freebsd-update problem, though
18:51:04 <sidh> tbh, here the problem is considered seriously, as it rises pfctl result with nagios checks
19:05:13 <sidh> kevans: in /lib only 4 lib*.so.* are in ABI tag 1401000
19:06:25 <sidh> and 70 in 1400097
19:09:48 <sidh> in /usr/lib 17 are in ABI tag 1401000
19:10:16 <sidh> 337 are in in 1400097
19:16:04 <kevans> so the vast majority of your system libraries are still 14.0
19:17:27 <kevans> do any of the binaries fare any better?
19:18:16 <sidh> fare ?
19:18:30 <kevans> are the majority of them 14.1, or 14.0?
19:18:49 <sidh> majority is 14.0
19:18:58 <sidh> by far
19:20:27 <kevans> ok, thanks
19:20:32 <kevans> i'm throwing this transcript into the PR
19:21:10 <sidh> thank you very much
21:26:53 <kevans> sidh: is it possible that this machine didn't complete the full freebsd-update procedure going to 14.1?
21:27:59 <kevans> there's something like three install invocations needed for that kind of upgrade
22:41:35 <gh00p> rwp, sorry, my irc client disconnected. Thanks for taking an interest. I've installed opendkim, but I didn't see that startup script. I do now, thanks. :)  I also haven't configured sendmail to use it yet...