00:06:35 <antranigv> CrtxReavr that's a bug, right? it should either show both or drop a usage output, I guess.
01:05:11 <CrtxReavr> antranigv, that's a fair argument.
01:05:40 <CrtxReavr> The manpage clearly states one or the other.
01:06:41 <CrtxReavr> And it seems whichever of 4 or 6 is specified last is what's displayed.
03:29:32 <FragmentedCurve> Do these ping times look unusual to anyone? https://0x0.st/8smP.txt
03:54:28 <Ober> yeah very
04:03:10 <syrusfrost> My ping to that google IP is all over the place, maybe hit a cloudflare anycast IP?
04:04:02 <syrusfrost> Like noah.ns.cloudflare.com 172.64.33.133
04:04:57 <rtprio> FragmentedCurve: why do you think that's unusual
04:07:24 <the_oz_> they front load closer to you in all their caches.
04:07:58 <the_oz_> squeezing every bit to get thosae time till eyeball sees an ad
04:08:14 <the_oz_> if you ... even allow that filth anymore
04:17:42 <FragmentedCurve> rtprio: I've had network problems on this machine before. When I'd ping google, it would do this thing where the time would steadily climb (sometimes from 8ms to 44ms) and then drop. This climb and drop cycle would repeat.
04:18:22 <FragmentedCurve> The difference between before and now is the NIC is different and the ISP is different.
04:19:24 <SponiX> FragmentedCurve: two variables makes it harder to know for sure :P
04:51:37 <the_oz_> maybe that's how load balancing works for that node
04:57:52 <rtprio> that doesn't seem that bad, still
04:58:12 <rtprio> if it was 44-440 seconds then yes, we could all agree something is up
04:58:18 <rtprio> erm ms
05:08:18 <the_oz_> 32ms used to be the expected lowest value for me anyway
05:59:28 <tercal> Hi. I have a ZFS storage that is used for backup storage. I understand ZFS is good for deduplication of data. My backup storage keeps filling in and I am not sure the ZFS s configured correctly. What are the options to be checked in that case?
06:47:17 <HER> tercal: that sounds very vague
06:47:57 <HER> tercal: your backup strorage keeps filling in ? why ? you are throwing data into it ?
06:48:07 <HER> it will eventually fill up
06:48:14 <HER> do some clean up maybe ?
06:49:36 <rtprio> tercal: dedup depends on the nature of the data, but you'd want to set dedup on
06:49:56 <rtprio> and then it won't happen until new data is copied, so yeah, best purge some old backups
11:03:12 <nsoci> hi. does anyone has experience with drawing tablets under FreeBSD, please?
16:38:43 <shiroyasha> nsoci is gone, but I have successfully used a Wacom Intuos S. The only weird thing I had to do to make it work, was doing something with webcamd on /etc/rc.conf, IIRC.
18:31:40 <polarian> ugh... I can't figure this out, IPv6 + IPv4 dual stack wireguard setup, on my phone its working fine, both ipv4 only and ipv6 only work, on freebsd IPv4 works, IPv6 doesn't... packet cant reach the wg endpoint pf disabled so not a firewall issue...
18:31:47 <polarian> any ideas?
18:42:05 <polarian> (using wg-quick btw)
19:27:55 <CrtxReavr> Our ls(1) has no option for megabytes with -l ?
19:39:09 <CrtxReavr> s/\?$/\./
19:40:14 <CrtxReavr> Makes for some ugly one-liners.
19:40:24 <CrtxReavr> $ total=0 ; for i in $(ls -lk xrv9k-fullk9-x* | awk '{print $5}') ; do total=$((total=$total+$i)) ; done ; echo $(($total/1024))
19:48:25 <nimaje> hm, there should be something better than parsing ls, but please use awk, so   ls -lk xrv9k-fullk9-x* | awk '{ s+=$5 } END { print s/1024 }'  instead
19:57:37 <nimaje> how about   stat -f '%z' <your glob> | awk '{ s+=$1 } END { print s }'  ? should give you the size in bytes, for megabytes add /1000000 (or /1024/1024 for mibi)
20:01:20 <jgh> no "du -bh" ?
20:02:39 <nimaje> my  du  doesn't know any  -b
20:09:04 <CrtxReavr> nimaje, that's a nice oneliner, but beyond a certain threshhold, it swtiches to scientific notation:
20:09:08 <CrtxReavr> $ ls -lk | awk '{ s+=$5 } END { print s/1024 }'
20:09:08 <CrtxReavr> 5.07669e+06
20:09:28 <CrtxReavr> $ ls -lk xrv9k-fullk9-x* | awk '{ s+=$5 } END { print s/1024 }'
20:09:28 <CrtxReavr> 4254256
20:09:42 <CrtxReavr> There a way to stop that?
20:12:32 <nimaje> use  printf "%d", <your expr>
20:26:51 <voy4g3r2> quick awk question, how do you get it to NOT print out to the console when it is piping to a file?
20:27:35 <voy4g3r2> this just prints to console while writing to files: https://github.com/chrisdavidson/manpages/blob/v2mandoc/tools/mandoc_results.awk
20:28:10 <voy4g3r2> and it is probably something really stupid too.. on my part, as to why it is happening
20:36:23 <nimaje> you have a space between > and the filename
20:38:57 <nimaje> but why do you use if inside an unconditional action instead of making it conditional?
21:39:17 <mewt> hi, if i want to list geli keyslots for a provider, is there a way to do that? I am unclear what some of the fields mean in geli list
21:39:48 <mewt> In particular, what is UsedKey? If I only see UsedKey:0 is that the only slot in use?
21:42:54 <mewt> also, if i change the passphrase for a provider, without having a keyfile or the like, what has changed is the user key, right? So if I use setkey, what should happen is a new copy of the master key is installed over the old one (assuming it began in slot 0), encrypted by the new passphrase?
21:46:13 <mewt> well, I'm going to attempt a reboot and see if things have broken, maybe foolishly
21:48:30 <mewt> after testing the newly encrypted master key is certainly installed
21:51:44 <mewt> and the old one does seem gone (?)
22:48:21 <voy4g3r2> nimaje: i am playing.. i want to eventually just have this as one file.. right now splitting apart and it worked well
22:49:03 <voy4g3r2> i was playing with using match() then got annoyed with thie file output , got distracted
22:53:24 <rtprio> why are you awk'ing ls?
23:00:26 <voy4g3r2> i am not, i am awking mandoc -T lint output
23:00:48 <rtprio> cool
23:06:54 <voy4g3r2> hopefully.. the scripts i made last year, in perl, i can not read them anymore.. so rebuilding in simplier toolsets