02:12:28 is there a winamp like that works in bsd ? 02:12:41 used to use XMMS2 but i think thats deprecated ? 02:16:11 and whats the correct way to restart audio related services ? 02:23:30 hernan604: Use audio/audacity to replace xmms. 02:24:51 Not sure what you mean by restarting audio-related services. If it's a service, it should be restart-able by the "service" command. 02:32:22 ek: my problem is, i use an external amp via USB. So i have to set sysctl hw.snd.default_unit=2 to use it. It works fine for some 30 days +- or more, but then audio output starts to crackle a bit... im not sure why. i have reseted the amp, restarted devd, but the crackling continues 02:32:34 so im not sure how to reset the complete audio stack 02:32:44 (maybe this can help) 02:33:31 (maybe reseting the complete audio stack can help it get to the initial state and no crackling... or, i will need to reboot.. but i dont want to) 02:39:15 hernan604: Hrm. I've never had the problem before. If you do reboot, it fixes the problem? 02:42:25 ek: if i reboot, yes it fixes the crackling 02:43:42 this is a long going issue with this external usb amp. after some 30, 50 days of uptime, it starts crackling. and the problem is not the amp. 02:44:03 its somewhere in freebsd 02:44:23 but im not sure where... or what services to restart to attempt a fix 02:44:38 hence why i would like to restart the "audio" related services 02:44:44 but im not sure what those are neither 02:45:22 running 14.2-RELEASE 03:10:00 hernan604: What audio services are you running? 04:00:35 ek: how can i check ? 04:01:07 i dont think its anything outside the usual 04:01:28 but let me know if you have some command i can use to check that 04:02:09 but it should be just the ususal.. from a fresh install... and manually setting sysctl hw.snd.default_unit=2 04:02:23 to get output for the amp 04:09:56 there must be a solution :) 04:10:20 maybe reboot yes.. but i dont want that 04:44:37 maybe its because i have youtube opened and mocp 04:44:41 but im not sure 10:31:18 hernan604: searching for winamp in the long descriptions of ports yields qmmp, sayonara and d11amp, I haven't looked further at them, but maybe one of them is what you search 11:13:47 Good News Friends, I have successfully install FreeBSD 11:14:17 now I just need to incorporate the technologies I need for my work 11:56:32 I think an /etc/periodic.conf.d/ would be a welcomed addition. 11:58:18 Each app you have could install it's own file (e.g. /etc/periodic.conf.d/pf_droplasso) - this seems very easy to script for automated configuration tools. 12:12:30 dvl: isn't that what /usr/local/etc/periodic is for? e.g. dehydrated installs /usr/local/etc/periodic/daily/000.dehydrated 12:12:46 or do you mean for per-service conf files 12:13:06 ivy: Yes per-service configuration files 12:19:40 "The periodic.conf file is actually sourced as a shell script" so you could add a ´for conf in /etc/periodic.conf.d/*.conf; do source "$conf"; done´ and maybe it would be good for the default, but I don't think ports themself should install a config there, for configuration management tools I can see the use case 14:12:48 i'm thinking of submitting a patch to add a new rc.conf option: ifconfig_xxx_wg="/some/path/to/wg.conf", which would just run "wg setconf $interface $file" when the interface comes up. any opinions? i'd personally like this as it saves creating a bunch of one-line /etc/start_if.* scripts 14:14:33 Seems as if it'd be worth submitting. I don't use wireguard so I'm not all that qualified to say, but it seems as if it'd be helpful and the worst that happens is it's rejected, no? 14:24:42 ivy: how about the wireguard service from wireguard-tools@lite ? 14:25:41 nimaje: as we have wg(8) in base it seems silly to install a port just to get an rc script 14:26:03 of course, people could still do that if they wanted 14:29:17 well, that service could be imported into base instead, especially as it only lives in the ports tree 14:40:59 nimaje: oh thanks 15:23:45 I have incorporated xfce desktop on top of FreeBSD14.2, but I noticed, if I try to change the wallpaper, it wont change hehhee 16:44:35 hmm, I was looking into implementing brace expansions in /bin/sh but it's not straightforward to make them work when nested 16:44:54 I'd hate to add 1000 lines of code just for this