no i do not run pf

i honestly thought the conversation had moved on tbh

and ill need to got to bd so im sorry for wasting your peoples time

How long does it take to upgrade from 13.4 to 14.0 ? The second run of 'freebsd-update install' has been running for almost 3 hours now

mns: I've seen it take a long time.

I would just let it sit.

mns: root on zfs?

Hello.

Which cipher does OpenBSD use by default when installing the system with Full Disk Encryption?

I know this channel is for FreeBSD, but I couldn't get the answer I want anywhere else, so I thought that maybe someone here could help me.

After all... I'm talking about a BSD!

you could look at the source code

Yeah, but I'm not an experienced programmer.

But thank you.

I'll see what I can do.

I'm leaving now.

cya

Thank and have a great day/night.

randomuser894879: (did you try openbsd mailing lists?)

duskmoss Yes.

wrong channel?

indeed

have to applaud the optimism, though

it wasn't actually /that/ crazy, we just don't know

hehe

I found it in the code because I got curious. not particularly hard, nice comment. I think if they look (or actually mail the mailing lists) they'll have better luck

i only got as far as something called bioctl's -cC option

«oh yeah i had a ram with the same problem, to fix it i fribnicated the frooble; no idea if it really fixed because i sold the ram to afford the ford»

the truck analogy is a kind of bad one, imo. it's only been relatively recent that proprietary crap has taken over more of the vehicle and shrunk the pool of knowledge applicable across makes

skered: yeah its 6 hours now, and yes root is on zfs

Check this out. gamecreatures.com/blog/2024/04/05/freebsd-update-13-to-14

or you could use the handbook

more importantly, do you know what that does?

um is it normal that the freebsd forum wont let you join because the recaptcha wont stop giving you tasks?

OwlWizard, no that is not normal

I just signed in for the first time in years and did not even get a captcha

maybe its because i have so many privacy things in my browser

daemon, im trying to make an account not log in

quickly try it in a secondary browser

ive managed to get it finally

reloaded the page a few times

kevans: you mean we're crazy enough to answer if we know? :P

OwlWizard: Maybe you're a bot...programmed to not think you're a bot.

*stares in Connor*

in case you didn't know, euro-bsdcon streams are still live now: youtube.com/@EuroBSDcon/streams

thanks to 0mp@, i just learned about 'service <serivce> poll' which works like 'service <service> status' but waits until the service stops running

youtube.com/@EuroBSDcon/streams on stage end stream

the talk by 0mp@ is basically mandatory for anyone working with rc(8)

i missed the beginning but am going to rewind it once I have my coffee made and watch the whole thing

i learned so many things from that talk

performance measurements and jailing services are completely new to me

debdrup: I purposefully built a dedicated jails host using some cheap Ryzen 5 thinclient at my home

debdrup: 10/10 can recommend

armin: i've been using jails since 2000 when it was added; the jailing services part is <service>_svcj in rc.conf specifically

hello!

i've been using freebsd for over a month now and its been good. just wanted to share!

matt0000000: welcome!

thank you!

Usually people come here because they have an issue, so it's nice to hear that, occationally

who said my name

heh

lol

any point to not using freebsd13 instead of 14?

i mean your going to have the most up to date features

some people prefer using a more 'tested' release, and go for the one prior to the most recent version, but I have not seen any issues in FBSD that might justify that kind of thing since the switch from 4.11 to 5.0 (that was a bit rough).

oh he's off line...

ah

didnt notice either

should I be setting vfs.zfs.dmu_offset_next_sync in my /etc/sysctl.conf file? I am on 14.1-RELEASE-p5. I just migrated from 13.3 -> 13.4 -> 14.0 -> 14.1 in the last 36 hours.

mns: no, the problem requiring that workaround was fixed by freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-EN-23:16.openzfs.asc

ivy: ok, that sounds good. thanks for the pointer.

j #openbsd

ops

:P

yikes, net-mgmt/snmp_exporter is a release from 2021

sysutils/snmp_exporter rather

For some reason, resolvconf runs now and then even though it's disabled in rc.conf. I wonder what's triggering it.

Setting resolvconf=NO in /etc/resolvconf.conf prevents it from nuking resolv.conf, but should it not be sufficient to disable it in rc?

maybe dhclient via /sbin/dhclient-script ?

maybe that would follow the rc.conf variable though. not sure

if those eurobsd videos have been timestamped somewhere to know what talks are in each of those videos, a link would be awesome. as of now, it's three 7-hour videos

New photo, this is not Macro, that leaf is big: flickr.com/photos/yaazkal/54012185989/in/dateposted-public

I htink that part is new in CURRENT, and not yet in any official RELEASE

oop that was in reference to svc_j a while ago