07:57:38 crap, i connected my local forgejo to push to github and it's somehow closed my open PRs... i guess the branch didn't exist 07:59:54 oh, if you push the branch again you can reopen the PR, okay 08:23:59 in rc(8), what is the difference between ${svc}_precmd and ${svc}_start_precmd? does the first one just run for any action? 08:26:26 Is there a simple way to copy config files from a dying server to a new one? Server only, no X.org, both have ssh accress 08:30:24 scp? 08:31:59 In the words of Homer Simpson ..... Doh 08:32:41 I'm reading up on it now 08:51:00 nimaje: your comment yesterday about setting svcj_options for ntpd prompted me to look into this in more detail and i think the issue is actually wider than just ntpd -- anything that tries to set $command_args in precmd is broken in svcj, including nfsd which supposedly supports svcj 08:58:25 anyone knows when the xorg-server 21.1.16 security update will arrive in quarterly branch? 09:07:17 polyduekes: i am rather surprised it hasn't already, you might want to mail manu@ and ask 09:08:48 the relevant commit is not marked with MFH: 2025Q1, which usually means there's no intention to backport it https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=97752486db3008f77bebcc0887f8ecbc546fa007 09:10:27 ivy: thanks i wll try mailing 09:57:33 * ivy works on making BIRD run in a svcj instead as it seems easier than ntpd 10:13:59 ah, hm 10:23:00 what does svcj mean 10:23:30 LXGHTNXNG: service jails, a new feature in 15.0 that allows rc(8) services to run inside a special type of jail 10:24:14 the idea being to reduce the amount of system access a specific service has (somewhat like apparmour or SELinux on Linux) 10:25:11 sounds interesting 13:15:49 hi, I am trying to write a rc for a custom service 13:15:53 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79525551/implementing-a-rc-script-to-launch-a-custom-service 13:19:51 a punk downvoted it -it was before asking here-, I wonder what is wrong with the question 14:00:30 no idea why it hangs rc, but isn't rserver_tcp_stop what rc.subr would do if you leave it out, as you have a pidfile? and I would set PATH with sh syntax, instead of using env and daemons --output-file instead of >> 14:45:37 can anyone audit my pf.conf script? the problem is it does not autoload after boot 14:46:12 i know it can be a matter of missing bracket 14:46:41 Have you tried pfctl -nf ? 14:54:14 wsky: do you get any output on the console during boot? there should be an error message printed if pf.conf isn't loaded 14:59:17 ivy i didn't this server is a vps 14:59:23 i mean i could 14:59:42 wsky: you can see console output in /var/log/console.log by following the instructions in /etc/syslog.conf and rebooting 14:59:45 jan0sch the script loads manually after boot, it just does not autoload 15:00:51 what if i just show the script here? 15:02:11 it's a little bit rude to ask us to test your pf.conf for you when you could easily do it yourself... 16:03:17 nacelle: awesome, good to hear 16:37:04 ivy i dont't know neither what's wrong with that script nor how is this rude :s 16:39:42 what did you already do to debug it? ideas to start debugging was already given here 16:45:32 nimaje: I tried with -o instead of redirects, still hangs 16:46:31 nimaje i've browsed the web 16:47:03 i know i needed brackets at some point and it worked and then, after upgrade to fbsd 14 it stopped working again 16:51:07 nimaje: it was adding REQUIRE: networking 20:03:50 uskerine_: you'd probably use the daemon output to log rather than redirecting like that 20:04:01 as daemon will accept signals for log rotation 20:10:41 Good night. Which pkg mirror is the fastest in Iran? 20:11:39 I am trying to install postgresql17 in a jail and the download ETA just for llvm19 is more than 1 hour 20:12:05 I can't achieve my goals with these speeds 20:16:56 sneakernet sounds like it would be faster 20:17:08 or use the package, which probably doesn't need llvm? 20:38:15 it does via the default LLVM option "Build with support for JIT-compiling expressions" 20:39:16 nimaje: is downloading them outside the jail any faster? there may not be much to be done 20:40:07 momken has problems downloading, but is already gone 20:41:28 quick question for developers in this group: is there any real reason to maintain the graphviz .dot files in src/share/misc/committers-*.dot? 20:41:43 these first appeared in v 7.0 and while they have been "kind of maintained" over time, they are "kind of a mess" right now. 20:42:08 is there any real value to these file? does anyone print them out on a plotter and have them hanging proudly in an office anywhere? 20:42:22 are they of any value? 21:05:13 I was looking at my HE.net /48 and /64, noticed that I was not using my /64 and feared I configured it wrong. Then I realized I assigned a /64 to each of my vlans and I'm using the /48 pretty much like I should. 21:14:05 dvl: your ISP doesn't provide you with native IPv6 ? 22:34:33 hello 23:02:06 okay team, I have not been able to figure this out. i ran out of space in my mirrored pool `tank` on my backup machine (I will run out tonight when syncoid runs), so I got new drives. I already re-silvered one disk. The issue is that `gpart show` doesn't show this disk and I want to label this drive. Do I need to remove this drive from the mirror, `gpart create` a scheme, `gpart add` a label, and then `zpool replace` and resilver? 23:07:42 It would be annoying to resilver all over again, but i'm thinking I messed up by not going a `gpart backup ada0 | gpart restore -F /dev/ada1` before adding this new disk to the mirror 23:28:04 When I offline the disk, i can do whatever I want to it. Then I put it back online and the changes are gone. I guess i need to do more than offline it. Fully remove it. gpart all the things. then add by the gpt label. and then it'll resilver all over again. yes?