08:28:48 //join #freebsd-ops 08:30:15 hi, i'm using a qmk keyboard with a custom config that allows me to control the cursor via ESC+{h,j,k,l}. this works fine on linux, openbsd and netbsd, but it does not work on freebsd 08:30:34 i'm new to freebsd, so apologies if i'm missing an obvious solution 08:31:08 how could i make this work on freebsd? 09:39:10 like 6 mo ago i was talking in here with some ppl about zfs and native encryption. ppl said there were probs with it and sure enough https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-announce/2025-July/000195.html 09:39:25 good to see the issues getting worked out atleast 10:31:18 demido: hello 10:48:25 <|cos|> parai: is this on the text console? x11? wayland? when logged in to a freebsd machine over ssh? 10:49:39 this is on a wayland session running sway 10:50:11 the cursor control is done via custom firmware flashed onto the keyboard 10:53:33 just tested on x11, issue happens there as well 12:06:26 <|cos|> parai: under x11 i support xev ought to be useful to see what events the keyboard actually generates? 12:16:21 |cos|: weirdly enough, cursor control works now 12:16:48 and i don't know what happened 12:16:58 i'll switch to x11 now and tell you 12:19:04 it's both KeyPress events and MotionNotify events 13:01:26 The touchpad on my thinkpad p53 dont seem to work, I am on 14.3-RELEASE, I did a test with -CURRENT but it doesnt work. the little ponter/joystick and buttons work but not the touchpad, nor the buttons. it works on gentoo and openbsd with no problems. I am no programmer but have been running bsd and gentoo since about 2001-2002 so I would love to help test things :) 13:03:29 And yes, I have tried every thing I have found googling, most fixes are old and does nothing. 14:35:10 Hello, I install yggdrasil with pkg and I don't know to do for use it 14:45:57 have you tried running 'man yggdrasil'? 15:05:31 ZedHedTed: No ,nothing with man but I have with yggdrasil -h 15:45:23 when trying to mount an EXT4 fs on 11.3 (created on this system with mkfs.ext4) the mount fails with "mount of da0p1 denied due to unsupported optional features: 64bit". What does this mean? 15:46:17 file -s /dev/da0p1 15:48:56 2025Q3 just been merged into pkg repo 15:49:02 well not "just" but yeah you get the point 15:49:18 CrtxReavr: you seem familiar, where do I know you from? 15:49:44 EFnet? Other channels? 15:50:02 My commedy YouTube channel. 15:50:10 (I made that last one up.) 16:17:27 CrtxReavr, the result of "file -s /dev/da0p1" is: 16:17:32 dev/da0p1: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=b9a577b3-8544-4a58-9526-241ab91cd3ff (extents) (64bit) (large files) (huge files) 18:04:55 For make a server with nginx (http) is better to use a jail? 18:09:22 It depends on your use case. If you want to restrict the HTTP server from doing certain things, yes, you can enjail it. 18:09:54 I applied a patch to a port with many dependencies and the patch also modifies some of those dependencies. How can I recompile the port and dependencies without make clean? I don't want to recompile the whole dependency tree and instead just the changes. 18:10:39 AmyMalik: I want to selfhosting a static webesite 18:13:18 dwho, that will work equally well with or without putting the web server in a jail, other than that you have to ensure that the web server can read and write files in the webroot, and that it can bind port 80 18:13:37 oh, as an aside: I assume you speak other languages better than English; what are they? 18:13:57 AmyMalik: I'm French 18:14:07 ah, right 18:14:45 AmyMalik: I speak few English 18:16:15 AmyMalik: For security consideration, a jail is better , not? 18:17:55 dwho, in the worst case, it is no worse than running the web server on the host directly. 18:20:10 AmyMalik: ok thank you very much 18:24:28 I made a nfs server with freebsd and automount my second HD with /etc/fstab but for use with a nfs client I make chmod 0777 /nfs (/nfs is the mountpoint of my second HD) but I'm not satisfied but it work 18:35:36 treefrob, this is going to be really tedious if you're not more reactive than that. 20:43:42 Hello. I’m experiencing the issue described here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/issues-with-ipfw-skipto-rule-and-whitelisting-logic.98525/ . Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? 22:12:33 CrtxReavr, sorry. I guess the messages entry is pretty clear -- This FreeBSD version does not support 64-bit EXT4 filesystems :( 22:15:01 treefrob: you try fuse rather than freebsd's base one