can anyone with access to a Linux system with GNU column(1) please run this command and show me the output (i promise this is FreeBSD-related)? echo 'foo:bar:baz:::baz:quuz:' | column -s: -tl4 | od -tx1c

want to explain?

run it in a ai

not on my machine it wouldn't

ivy: gist.github.com/AppleDash/f22727f847c557b37a77577985074e38

appledash: ty

rtprio: bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=283457

for the record: that AI output is not even correct for the changed params

anyone heard of working pcie pass through with qemu on a freebsd host?

Does IANA (or someone else) publish a more complete or up-to-date Ethernet vendor list than Wireshark's at wireshark.org/download/automated/data/manuf.gz ?

by definition IANA's list is up to date, but wireshark might have stuff which is being used but not registered

tj, I looked at that URL you passed along before, but my reading level seems not to be high enough, Which link is Ethernet vendors? It looked like it was Internet protocols and numbers and not vendors. Also, why does it make sense that IANA is the authority? Ethernet is not Internet, Or have they taken that on as a side hustle? The Ethernet Alliance doesn't handle this?

Internet Assigned Numbers Authority

I've no idea what you are trying to do

ketas jmnbtslsQE reproduced with another platter

disk is read-only if it is ada0

which I then assume means my boot drive is not protected...

after I finish wiping the last disk I will dd the boot drive and see :P

the boot drive being ada1

tj, I'm trying to get an authoritative list of ETHERNET vendors. Some folks don't even use IP on Ethernet, let alone connect things to the Internet. This seems more an IEEE thing than IANA.

Incidentally, tnis is tne consumer: github.com/chvostek/shelltools/blob/master/narp

anyone ever gotten dfhack (dwarf fortress) to run on freebsd? ;]

only dwaft fortress from the port

I couldn't get the latest to link against sdl

yeah, dfhack does wild things with ldpreload, unlikely to be bsd compat

but i can hope

don't need the automation, but the updated labor screen and dwarf therapist are really needed

it might work?

when they broke pgup/pgdn on the last version, that made it unplayable for me :|

tj, any thoughts on the Ethernet vendor list? If, as you suggest, Ethernet vendors are assigned by IANA, are they on the page you posted?

I found standards-oui.ieee.org, which at least seems to be the right data, andhas some vendors missing from wireshark's list. Though at 36k instead of 50k records, it is also obviously not a drop-in replaememt.

Perhaos combine the two?

Hi - I’d like to report a bug against FreeBSD but the FreeBSD bug tracker won’t let me register without emailing a human first. One the off chance that someone here wouldn’t mind - can someone volunteer to create a bug for me? bonus points if you can help me make it a nice bug report

I’m finding that CPython behaves weirdly only on FreeBSD, discovered inside the NumPy CI

although maybe this is a CPython bug?

i’ll just report it there...

ngoldbaum: in general for stuff not in the base system, reporting bugs to upstream vendors is the way to go.

cool

sadly there was a spam wave on the bug tracker a while ago and the normal register flow had to be deactivated, no idea why bug trackers get spammed, but well spammers just spam everywhere they can

hi, how can I know if FreeBSD is compatible with Dell Wireless 1707. What other specific hardware shall I put attention on when buying a laptop ?

s/on/to/

I'm trying to figure out why php-fpm tries to load twice during the boot process. There is only one version installed, and I can only find it enabled once in rc.conf.

you actually see starting twice?

then i would fgrep -r php /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ or so

i has been a while without php for me

Schamschula: Is there more than one ${LOCALBASE}/etc/rc.d/php_fpm RC file?

Ah. ketas beat me to it.

could also do rcorder and so on

i wonder if multiple php versions all installed their init scripts

although can you even install more than one php at once

could be old leftover

ketas: From my experience with PHP (aside from containerized or jailed installs,) there is a conflict when trying to install more than one version. I'm also guessing this is something left over/behind from some sort of back/restore/replace/etc... process?

Well, if it is, indeed, an additional RC script.

ketas: how many things do you have in /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d/*.con

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Schamschula:

is it possible that :network doesn't work with interface groups in pf.conf, even though pf.conf(5) says they should? i'm using this rule: pass in on ospf inet proto ospf from (ospf:network) to { 224.0.0.5, 224.0.0.6 } keep state (no-sync, if-bound)

but the traffic is blocked: 23:27:11.821199 rule 36/0(match): block in on wg1: 10.37.10.0 > 224.0.0.5: OSPFv2, Hello, length 48

(i did check the interface is in the right group)

jmnbtslsQE: i got it. syn/ack stuff was normal, until it wanted to reach out over http/s. I have a reverse proxy jail. pf's rule was rdr'ing all http/s traffic to the reverse proxy jail (from any to any). So I created a table for vnet IP's and made the rdr rule `from !<vnet_ips> to any`

ah, never mind, had another rule in the wrong place that was blocking it

i actually had this issue with vnet jails in my home LAN, but those were on the LAN (not bridge/private IP range), so it didn't occur to me

also mason, since you gave my thing a read/ponder too