00:17:29 no i do not run pf 00:17:55 i honestly thought the conversation had moved on tbh 00:18:12 and ill need to got to bd so im sorry for wasting your peoples time 00:53:32 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 01:35:12 mns: I've seen it take a long time. 01:35:19 I would just let it sit. 01:36:35 mns: root on zfs? 02:34:19 Hello. 02:34:52 Which cipher does OpenBSD use by default when installing the system with Full Disk Encryption? 02:35:45 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. 02:36:07 After all... I'm talking about a BSD! 02:37:13 * duskmoss sighs 02:42:34 you could look at the source code 02:43:58 Yeah, but I'm not an experienced programmer. 02:44:01 But thank you. 02:44:45 I'll see what I can do. 02:44:50 I'm leaving now. 02:44:56 cya 02:45:01 Thank and have a great day/night. 02:45:30 randomuser894879: (did you try openbsd mailing lists?) 02:45:46 duskmoss Yes. 02:48:15 wrong channel? 02:49:20 indeed 02:50:00 have to applaud the optimism, though 02:50:19 it wasn't actually /that/ crazy, we just don't know 02:50:31 * break19 joins a F-150 channel to ask about a Ram truck. After all, it's a truck! 02:50:37 hehe 02:51:12 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 02:52:06 i only got as far as something called bioctl's -cC option 02:52:28 https://github.com/openbsd/src/blob/master/sys/dev/softraidvar.h 02:57:38 «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» 03:15:57 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 03:17:13 * kevans has a mini-fleet of 90's and early 2000 dodges, but still feels competent when asked to work on a ford of similar vintage 04:09:23 skered: yeah its 6 hours now, and yes root is on zfs 04:37:14 Check this out. https://www.gamecreatures.com/blog/2024/04/05/freebsd-update-13-to-14/ 10:29:02 or you could use the handbook 10:31:13 more importantly, do you know what that does? 10:54:42 um is it normal that the freebsd forum wont let you join because the recaptcha wont stop giving you tasks? 10:57:26 OwlWizard, no that is not normal 10:57:39 I just signed in for the first time in years and did not even get a captcha 10:59:26 maybe its because i have so many privacy things in my browser 11:00:44 daemon, im trying to make an account not log in 11:01:26 quickly try it in a secondary browser 11:03:02 ive managed to get it finally 11:03:09 reloaded the page a few times 11:07:27 kevans: you mean we're crazy enough to answer if we know? :P 12:06:58 OwlWizard: Maybe you're a bot...programmed to not think you're a bot. 12:09:29 *stares in Connor* 12:52:00 in case you didn't know, euro-bsdcon streams are still live now: https://www.youtube.com/@EuroBSDcon/streams 12:53:08 thanks to 0mp@, i just learned about 'service poll' which works like 'service status' but waits until the service stops running 12:53:37 https://www.youtube.com/@EuroBSDcon/streams on stage end stream 13:26:06 the talk by 0mp@ is basically mandatory for anyone working with rc(8) 13:26:42 i missed the beginning but am going to rewind it once I have my coffee made and watch the whole thing 13:27:44 i learned so many things from that talk 13:28:04 performance measurements and jailing services are completely new to me 14:13:26 debdrup: I purposefully built a dedicated jails host using some cheap Ryzen 5 thinclient at my home 14:13:48 debdrup: 10/10 can recommend 14:36:50 armin: i've been using jails since 2000 when it was added; the jailing services part is _svcj in rc.conf specifically 15:42:38 hello! 15:42:51 i've been using freebsd for over a month now and its been good. just wanted to share! 15:44:06 matt0000000: welcome! 15:50:10 thank you! 15:53:55 Usually people come here because they have an issue, so it's nice to hear that, occationally 15:54:23 who said my name 16:22:59 heh 16:26:35 lol 16:31:08 any point to not using freebsd13 instead of 14? 17:26:58 i mean your going to have the most up to date features 17:27:02 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). 17:28:12 oh he's off line... 17:28:21 ah 17:28:25 didnt notice either 17:33:03 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. 17:45:21 mns: no, the problem requiring that workaround was fixed by https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-EN-23:16.openzfs.asc 17:46:35 ivy: ok, that sounds good. thanks for the pointer. 19:19:21 j #openbsd 19:19:24 ops 19:19:38 :P 20:37:10 yikes, net-mgmt/snmp_exporter is a release from 2021 20:37:22 sysutils/snmp_exporter rather 20:57:38 For some reason, resolvconf runs now and then even though it's disabled in rc.conf. I wonder what's triggering it. 21:00:50 Setting resolvconf=NO in /etc/resolvconf.conf prevents it from nuking resolv.conf, but should it not be sufficient to disable it in rc? 21:08:52 maybe dhclient via /sbin/dhclient-script ? 21:09:18 maybe that would follow the rc.conf variable though. not sure 21:44:29 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 23:36:13 New photo, this is not Macro, that leaf is big: https://www.flickr.com/photos/yaazkal/54012185989/in/dateposted-public/ 23:57:14 I htink that part is new in CURRENT, and not yet in any official RELEASE 23:57:36 oop that was in reference to svc_j a while ago