02:09:46 <dogg0> good day all.  is it possible to use exim to do 'lan-only' mail? by this i mean send mail from user@bsdbox to otheruser@otherbsdbox on the same local network?
02:10:40 <dogg0> i cant seem to find a yes vote anywhere? but yeesh it seems like such a simple ask maybe its doable thanks
02:19:20 <ek> dogg0: Sure. Edit your /etc/hosts file(s) to point to each local domain, and then just send away. Should work like any other MTA.
02:21:27 <dogg0> thanks for the reply
02:28:03 <SponiX> dogg0: might want to consider postfix for simplicity
02:28:26 <SponiX> demido: I think they are waiting for me to try it before they make it official
02:29:01 <demido> SponiX what
02:31:08 <dogg0> isee.  i mentioned exim because its already running for me .  ill check out postfix
02:36:40 <SponiX> dogg0: you can use whatever works best for your situation. I've just had the easiest time with configuring postfix years ago
04:26:36 <njn> i wish my isp didnt block everything :(
04:58:33 <demido> use or set up a vpn?
04:58:47 <demido> i route all my traffic through vpns. my isp doesn't see or control shit
07:42:26 <l33t-31337-h4x0r> hi all
08:47:43 <sbr> join rawtherapee
08:47:52 <sbr> ... *face palm*
10:44:34 <demido> xlibre in ports?
10:52:26 <demido> i wanna switch to it from xorg
13:32:59 <vortexx> Hi. I have an external drive connected via usb3 that was running a zfs scrub. I forgot it was still running and swapped the cable for a much faster one and now I have this: 0B repaired, 27.42% done, no estimated completion time
13:33:18 <vortexx> should I restart the scrub, or find a way to stop it?
13:33:43 <vortexx> scrub that, it's resumed
23:01:12 <DocTator> heya ...