looks like libdvdcss is in the ports tree

jason123onirc: it's probably not built due to the DMCA restriction, you'd have to manually build whatever uses it from ports

I would have to build the media player in addition to libdvdcss?

depends, i think some things might be able to load it dynamically, so depends on what media player you're using

i tried mpv and vlc

it works when i added my user to be able to read disks and then rebooted

I've tried runit, perp, and s6 for supervising user services on FreeBSD. (Think `systemctl --user` with systemd, and my non-root user starts and runs the supervisor.) I chose runit. It has an ergonomic command syntax (perp only takes single letters) and just enough functionality (s6 has features, like service dependencies, that are more relevant for PID 1). You can set the environment variable `SVDIR` to manage user services by

default. I liked its docs the best.

yeah, runit is rather nice for that kinda stuff.

hm, my rust ports build is broken: /pkg/bin/x86_64-unknown-freebsd15.0-ld: JSONBackend.cpp:(.text._ZN4llvm8EmitJSONERKNS_12RecordKeeperERNS_11raw_ostreamE+0x85): undefined reference to `llvm::json::Value::destroy()'

ah, this is caused by having devel/binutils@amd64 installed

which is weird, seems like a bug

is there any kind of signing on install images?

mewt: what do you mean by 'install images'? the distribution images (ISOs, CD-ROM, etc.) come with checksums

you can validate those here: freebsd.org/releases/14.2R/signatures

ahh sorry, I can't read. Thanks

you may need the freebsd developer keyring as well: docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/pgpkeys

>Good signature from "Colin Percival <cperciva⊙dn>" [unknown]

Thank you!

weirdly, at exactly the same time you asked that, someone else sent me an email asking for my public key

heh

ivy: That on 15 only or broken for <15 as well?

... the llvm rust port breakage.

ek: dunno, try it and find out!

i don't have any systems running 14

it's in ports so i assume it affects all versions though

I keep running into compile errors on 15 myself.

What's strange is the same code compiled fine on earlier 15 snapshots but not later ones. I thought it was just the LLVM version bump, but maybe that isn't all.

if it's gssapi-related, that's a known issue, otherwise no idea, but show some build logs

It's not gssapi-related.

Here's one: pkg-status.freebsd.org/beefy18/data…1/logs/urbackup-server-2.5.33_1.log

hah, you tried to trick me into looking at pkg.f.o build failures but i will not be tempted. not my monkeys, etc

ek: this one should just be reported to the maintainer, although i don't see how it could build on 14.x either

it's the same llvm version

ivy: I am the maintainer. :)

oh, well try just replacing NULL with nullptr and see if it builds

Builds fine on 14.x and early 15.x. No bueno on the last 6 or so 15.x snaps.

ivy: I believe that's the plan. Just trying to figure out what changed to make it stop building.

actually, just replace it with ()

you can default initialise a unique_ptr

Obviously, the unpatched code that built in 14 would fail in 15 (std::char_traits stuff and whatnot.)

ek: what versions of llvm on 14.x? i was thinking 14-stable but maybe release has an older version

actually don't replace it with (), just remove the initialiser entirely

Let's have a look.

who writes code like this, seriously: 457 | unsigned int locator_blocks=(rel_unicodename.size())/sector_size+((rel_unicodename.size())%sector_size!=0)?1:0;

Hrm. Where are you seeing that?

in the log you linked

not related to the error though

Apparently, Martin Raiber. lol

I actually just stumbled upon maintainership a little while back since I provided some patches to update the port and make it work. I haven't really dug through the code yet.

Haha. I didn't even notice the '?' operator warning. I see it.

Of course, this may not even be Martin's code. He might just be the only committer left on it right now.

Well, poop.

pkg-static: Missing shlib dependency: libcrypto.so.30

ek: sounds like you upgraded to current main, but the package repository hasn't updated yet after the OpenSSL 3.5 import

Yeah. Just a fresh install of 15 using the pkgbase method. Figured I'd give it a go.

ah, if you're installing from the latest snapshot i think it's the same issue

I am.

Well, as far as I know. I grabbed the latest like 2 days ago. Might've changed since then.

I'm not super worried about it. It's just a VM. Quick re-install using the ISO and off we go.

Hrm. libutil.so.9 issues with pkg on the latest. I'll try one less.

omg i have 2/3rds of a freebsd security camera

now i just need a way to stream video to a file instead of to X11 via pwcview

and i still need to rebuild the kernel so i can fix the aw_mmc panic