rtprio, CrtxReaver - yeah, that what I wanted, run rtsol <interface>

jmw: great; there are rc.conf options for it, but i don't recall what they are now.

If you are trying to get Bluetooth LE devices to run, please check out my fork of Takanori Watanabe's BLE tools. It's a hack, really. But any hack is better than nothing if you can get stuff to work. github.com/rhaberkorn/FreeBSD-BLE

Hi, please, what happen with cgit.freebsd.org site? It's been down for several hours

GeoBarRod, i can open the site

@al1r4d please, Can you see cgit.freebsd.org/src/log/?h=stable/14 correctly?

GeoBarRod: no, i cant, 429 Too Many Requests

@al1r4d I get that error for many hours

GeoBarRod: maybe you just need to wait

@al1r4d obvious :), I'm reporting the error and trying to get info on what happened because it's very rare to spend so many hours with errors.

GeoBarRod: good luck :D

cgit is apparently a target of some sort of denial of service attack.

@delta0 The only section that doesn't work is this link cgit.freebsd.org/src/log

I'm not sure what you mean by that, but an entire subdomain does not need to go down for the term DoS to be applicable.

Touching subservices such as databases, sockets for internal virtual directories and more is possible.

What I mean is that the section: cgit.freebsd.org/src/about is working, section: cgit.freebsd.org/src is working, section: cgit.freebsd.org/src/refs is working, section: cgit.freebsd.org/src/tree is working, section: cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit is working and section: cgit.freebsd.org/src/diff is working; the only section with error is: cgit.freebsd.org/src/log

I have recently discovered zfs destroy zroot/data@snap1%snaps2 for deleting a range of snapshots. It led directly to the discovery that if that's 3000 snapshots, you're gonna have a bad time.

dvl os version?

tsoome_: FreeBSD 14.1

how long it took?

38 minutes

I also note there is a scrub in progress.

thats all adding up. 14.1 should be pretty recent and have related updates (there was some patch to improve the performance in this case)

but it may well be there is still some space for optimizations...

To be fair, I'm imposing a non-trivial load. I'm going to try my old approach, xargs, one at a time.

yeah, running xargs to delete one at a time, system is usable

i would suspect that the snap1%snap2 is trying to roll it up into a single transaction

After the last freebsd update, I get periodic mails for /usr/libexec/save-entropy, any way to suppress those?