I want to restart a jail only if 'pkg -r /usr/local/containers/jail_name upgrade' actually did an upgrade. If there was nothing to upgrade, then don't restart the jail. But pkg return 0 even if there was nothing to do. Is there some other test I can perform?

mns: pkg will return 0 if it runs without error. Weather there is or is not an upgrade, it should finish successfully and return 0.

You'll probably need to parse the output of the command for certain results to kick off a restart.

ek: yeah I ended up doing something like: pkg -r ${j} upgrade | grep -q "Upgrading" && service jail restart ${j##*/}

mns: That'll work!

Any word off FreeBSD on m1 Mac’s ?

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oxbar wiki.freebsd.org/AppleSilicon

hello

anyone still using irc these days?

haha

ApOgEE: IRC is the primary real-time chat system for freebsd, so yes.

wait till you guys see how active the discord is

r0ni: sure, if you're after shitposting and people who think "OMG FUCK YOU YOU FUCKER!!" is a good method of communication. traffic in the actual on-topic channels, i'd say it's about even at best

nice to know that ivy

i thought irc is dead

i'm no fan of discord either, but it's clearly the place where the conversation is

in general, sure, for freebsd, i disagree. there's a lot of people talking on the freebsd discord but they mostly aren't saying anything useful

freebsd discussion takes places here, and in places like #bsdmips and #bsddocs on efnet

is there any wifi driver yet for freebsd on raspberrypi?

ApOgEE: no

does anyone here have galene working on freebsd? I notice the foundation just put out a guide for it a week ago, but this package seems to be broken - it's missing static files needed for the web UI

either that or it's supposed to create those files and the permissions are misconfigured by default

how frequently do pkgbase drop for 15? is that a thing?

is it possible to browse current ports somewhere ...the actual source files, not just Makefile & pkg-descr

hubertm: if you follow this guide: docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/ports/#ports-using it will show you how to install the source files on your local machine so you can browse them

jauntyd: i just don't understand how i have installed ports to one system because there's no git and no portsnaps... and therefore no idea how to update the tree

hubertm: Not sure how portsnap is missing but maybe you installed ports during the initial installation?

hubertm: pkg install git; git clone git.freebsd.org/ports.git

Does it make sense, performance-wise, to separately mount certain NFS4 shares? E.g. to mount /data/postgresql, and mount /data/storage instead of just mounting /data?

you're putting your database on nfs?

is it just too fast when you run it on local disk?