00:20:10 beastie! 00:20:19 he's such a rockstar lol 00:23:16 does the bobblehead have a name? 01:26:57 ivy: "this is a well known bug which has been open for months" got a bug ref? also what happens when zfs sent from within the enc dataset 01:27:43 :s/sent/send/g 02:52:51 meeting screen was loading i thought my internet was lagging lol 07:06:06 hi jauntyd :) 09:52:41 are Linux clients able to connect to a FreeBSD NFS server using NFS over TLS? I can see the handshake completing when running tlsservd in debug mode on the server but after a while, I get an input/output error on the client. if I disable TLS on both the client and server, the connection is fine 10:03:17 cation: I haven't done it myself. Is the certificate used for the server signed by a CA that the client trusts? 10:04:38 Wouldn't you be running debug mode on the linux client? 10:05:09 hi, quick question. i get really annoying random screen glitches with my rx 7700 xt using drm-kmod amdgpu. is there anything i can do about this rn or do i just have to wait until more recent drivers are ported? heres an example of what it looks like: https://imgur.com/E7uk62Y 10:10:43 it's trusted, Alver, I can see the handshake completing in the tlshd.service log on the client 10:39:31 cation: hm, that's most odd 12:02:08 aha! 12:02:43 switching to xprtsec=mtls on the client worked (after generating a certificate) 12:03:02 xprtsec=tls (without a client certificate) wasn't working for some reason 13:38:42 cation: nice name. stay positive! 13:53:49 cation: interesting! And nice too - mtls is nicer than plain tls 13:54:21 ... well, that is... did you have to (or can you) whitelist client certificates? 14:01:37 normally when i make a bhyve vm i give it a vol from the root zfs. but can we give a bhyve vm an entire external flash drive? 14:02:25 i would expect that you could 14:02:45 cool! 14:02:58 weather or not it's a good idea.... 14:03:10 why not a good idea? 14:03:29 depending on what the vm does, it's a good way to burn through your flash drive 14:03:56 what about a samsung 990 pro nvme? 14:04:11 that would probably last a bit longer 14:04:36 what would be fast but last better? like a wd red ssd? 14:05:42 i wouldn't expect you to have any problems with a nvme 14:06:08 ok great ty 14:15:07 haha thanks ZedHedTed 14:17:34 Alver, I don't think I saw anything in the configuration lets you whitelist individual certificates, but you give a path to one or more CA certificates that the client certificates have to be signed by. I'm just using my own self-signed CA, but I think what companies generally do is have an intermediate CA that they only use to sign client certificates 15:14:26 Today I learned about zfs-hold: See https://dan.langille.org/2024/11/08/zfs-hold-release/ 15:20:55 Nice 16:22:02 hello. what's up? 16:36:27 yo yo yo 16:36:36 gonna put my second freebsd box in prod, to host CI runners 16:36:47 this time not only for my personal projects 16:36:56 happy to have jails and all 16:40:51 what CI are you using, just wondering 16:41:39 rtprio: it's going to power a gitlab CI runner 16:41:47 cool 16:41:47 for the GHC haskell compiler 18:07:53 are there pre-release notes anywhere for 14.2-BETAs? 18:08:32 does anyone have an agenda link(s) for summit day 2? 18:09:20 https://freebsdfoundation.org/news-and-events/event-calendar/fall-2024-freebsd-summit/ 18:09:29 ty 18:09:53 (in general for these kinds of things you can follow links from wiki.f.o/DevSummit, fyi, though it does get kind of twisty for some events) 23:18:27 suppose I want to run something from ports in a jail... 23:19:03 do I build the jail then build the port in the jail, or is it better to build it outside the jail and then import it somehow? 23:20:56 zip: if your build ports yourself, use poudriere, then you end up with a repository of packages which you can install into as many jails as you like (accessible by pkg over local filesystem mount, http, etc) 23:23:23 ooo, neat 23:23:59 I ran a "make fetch" and it's doing more compilation than i thought was implied by that 23:24:08 guess i should have snapshotted my root directory first 23:57:35 i didn't know people do about laptops in summit. i should pull up my acient thinkpad 23:58:11 luke_jobless_sb: What's that now? 23:58:40 well it's not for summit, just for sake of being relavant for current topics in this channel