04:06:29 builtin sshd doesn't ignore sshd_config LogLevel config or stop at INFO? 04:07:21 sshing to a sshd inside a jail with LogLevel DEBUG3 doesn't show what I would expect in /var/log/auth.log for DEBUG3. 04:08:16 It being inside a jail is the only thing I could think of that might be interesting about the setup. 05:36:49 skered: most likely due to the default syslog settings in /etc/syslogd.conf , you could add a file in /etc/syslog.d with something like: "auth.debug;authpriv.debug /var/log/auth_debug.log" 05:37:34 alternatively you could stop your sshd service then run sshd in the foreground like: /usr/sbin/sshd -ddd 05:38:00 not sure if your intended debug level outputs sensitive data 05:38:15 (so maybe better to keep it out of auth.log or any file, even) 05:59:59 It was just for testing something that I've since figured out. 06:00:17 But good to know. 06:19:46 oh it's in /var/log/debug.log 14:49:47 Is there a file that stores the current "dmesg" buffer? /var/run/dmesg.boot only stores boot messages. 15:12:08 Question, I just upgraded to 14.2 according to the instructions but I have 2 weird issues: 15:12:19 1) I get a message at boot "BOOT LOADER IS TOO OLD - PLEASE UPGRADE" 15:12:48 2) The text console no longer works, when I switch with Crtl-Alt-F1 the X11 screen freezes but doesn't show the black console screen 15:13:17 To unfreeze it I still have to do Ctrl-Alt-F9 as before, it's just like the whole console screen framebuffer is not there 15:13:47 Until it boots I see messages but once it switches to X11 it normally goes to a tiny font (I have a 4K 24" screen) but now the framebuffer seems to fail to reinitialise 15:14:23 It's strange the boot loader upgrade failed somehow, never seen that before 15:14:40 this message can be ignored 15:15:04 Ah but I was googling it and I saw that sometimes it could cause problems with zfs upgrades? 15:15:23 It didn't say how to fix it tho 15:15:32 if you zpool upgrade you must update the boot loader first 15:15:53 Yeah but how? 15:16:03 The update instructions didn't mention this part 15:16:05 depends if you use EFI or not 15:16:11 Ah yes EFI 15:16:26 how you boot this shit on the serial console without the menu completely blindly? 15:17:08 Ahh I think I found the reason for the other problem 15:17:13 Video acceleration is broken now 15:17:34 then you just have to mount every ESP partition and cp /boot/loader.efi to replace the BOOTX64.EFI file 15:17:37 that's all 15:17:47 check $> man efi 15:17:49 ahh ok thanks 15:18:14 I can do that 15:19:13 don't forget to do it for every ESP partitions otherwise if a single disk fail in a raidz-x system (or ...) it will be unbootable 15:19:23 Oh yeah that's no issue 15:19:33 I have only one SSD in this system, it's a NUC 15:24:54 Thanks! That boot loader issue is fixed 15:25:12 I think something big changed with the graphics drivers but I don't know if that was 14.2 related 15:25:22 A whole load of kmod gpu stuff came in on the last pkg update 15:27:49 packages are still compiler against 14.1 so just wait or build related KMOD from ports 15:27:55 compiled 15:30:34 ahh 15:30:39 Maybe I can revert with bectl 15:31:11 The problem is this machine is my daily driver and I can't really work like this (videos aren't important but even normal desktop ops are slideshows) 15:31:32 But that explains a lot! 15:31:49 Would you know how long it takes for the packages to come for 14.2? 15:32:49 I don't know how long 14.2 was out even, I just saw that it was available when I was updating everything :) 17:03:55 mage, which message? 17:40:56 panic: running without device atpic requires a local APIC 17:41:02 is this thing fatal or just warning 17:57:48 18:21:02 Heya! What happened to Dia, the diagram editor? I've used it for years and was under the impression it had solid community support. If it's been discontinued, what's the suggested replacement? 18:22:35 is it no longer in ports? 18:30:01 I'm running into the problem "go.mod:1: unexpected input character '\x1f'", like described here: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=280619 18:30:14 But the fix suggested isn't working 18:32:00 This is my Makefile: https://bin.morante.net/?6ed58ccb5e83696a#4vLfbu5omjGnybFUx72oqLGYAwirp3ULCazArn6XFPa9 18:35:18 net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID lol 18:37:19 go.mod should not be binary data, is yours? 18:38:26 It appears the ports system is downloading a large binary file 18:43:21 ah needed to change the MASTER_SITS to: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/${GH_ACCOUNT}/${PORTNAME}/${DISTVERSIONFULL}/ I just copy/pasted not realizing 18:43:59 Either way, there seems to be some kind of a problem with the ports system and *.mod files 18:48:17 uh 18:48:19 rpthms I'm not sure my ports up are to date, but the page at gnome .org seems to be gone, and brew on mac says the upstream project has been discontinued. 18:48:46 rtprio I mean.. 18:49:48 last updated 2014... yeah. well i use graphviz 18:50:55 tuaris: you download https://github.com/grafana/tempo/archive/refs/tags/v2.6.1.tar.gz, right? go.mod looks fine to me 18:52:15 When I properly use the 'workaround' in the bug report I reference it downloads properly. Without the workaround, it downloads "go.mod" as a copy of the compressed tarball 18:54:28 what comment # is the workaround in? 18:55:01 29. He adds a MASTER_SITES and DISTFILES to override go.mod 18:55:57 that's kind of weird 18:56:16 is there not a better go example you can find in the ports? 18:56:33 or rather: is this pattern in any other port? 18:57:44 I based my port off sysutils/alloy doesn't seem to need to workaround 18:58:13 I don't see much diffrence between security/openbao 18:58:56 well, I take that back, the post-fetch seems to be another hacky workaround 19:01:56 hmm, sysutils/hcloud doesn't have any workarounds, and that one works 19:16:49 the tar of the repo should look very similar 20:14:20 hey, I need to export some directory over NFS4, using raw UIDs/GIDs. I've done this some years ago, but I've forgotten what flag should I set 20:14:26 can someone help me? 20:16:06 what do you mean raw uids? i wasn't aware nfs4 encoded username/groups 20:17:11 there is idmapd or something like that, I want to bypass it 20:17:57 I forgot the name 21:19:00 Asked this a few days ago but it does not seem like I had any responses, using wg-quick and configuring dual stack doesn't work on freebsd, trying to ping6 or send any packet via IPv6 is instantly dropped, even after I disable pf... IPv4 still works... however if I connect from my phone dual stack works just fine, so the router side config for IPv6 should be working... any ideas?!?!? 21:21:43 so you bring the interface up and add an ipv6 address? 23:34:13 Hi #freebsd, I just installed FreeBSD-14.2. I have one 1TB disk (ada0) and two 8TB disks (ada1 & ada2). I installed FreeBSD with GELI and ZFS, but i'm not sure I did it correctly. Here's what I did. 23:34:51 For ada0, I used gpart to create 3 partitions: a small efi partition, a swap partition, and then a massive root partition (type "freebsd-zfs"). 23:35:11 For ada1 and ada2, I used gpart to make each have just one large partition of type freebsd-zfs. 23:35:56 then I used geli to encrypt the following: ada0p3 (the root partition), ada1, and ada2 (notice that I used no partitions here, I just put in the whole disk name). 23:37:10 that seems right. what seems to be the problem 23:37:10 THEN, I created two zfs pools: (1) zpool create -m none -R /mnt rpool ada0p3.eli, (2) zpool create -m none -R /mnt vpool mirror ada1.eli ada2.eli 23:37:31 the point being that a dataset, vpool/var, will ultimately mount to /var in a RAID 1 configuration. 23:37:42 sorry for rambling. now the installation has completed. I can boot and login fine (yay!) 23:37:51 but only rpool shows up. I don't see vpool at all. 23:38:04 when I check dmesg, I see ada1 and ada2 are there, and I see GEOM_ELI created ada1.eli and ada2.eli 23:38:07 it's not a raid1, it's a mirror, please call it a mirror 23:38:09 i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong here, though. 23:38:15 rtprio: okay, sorry. a mirror. 23:38:23 dfdx: can you `zpool import` vpool ? 23:38:47 "cannot import vpool: pool was previously in use from another system." shall I try with -f? 23:39:23 yes 23:40:03 aha. yes I see it now when I run `zpool list`! 23:40:19 and yes, `zpool status` corretly shows it as a mirror. 23:40:30 now I assume I just `zfs mount vpool/var` 23:40:48 uh, it should mount itself 23:41:07 but doing zfs for /var this way is not normally how it's done 23:41:10 oh whoa... `zfs list` does indeed show that. 23:41:24 i am surprised because /var is populated with files. 23:41:57 i mean, it's a filesystem, right? what else would it have? 23:42:26 okay, it seems i'm frustrating you. sorry for the noise. i'll go read about zfs more before i come back with dumb questions. thanks again for your help. 23:42:58 you might also read about bectl, which is how the installer does it 23:44:19 your way you lose the ability to easily rollback operating system updates