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what in the world!

Hi

is anyone experiencing "etcupdate -B" failures on stable/15 ?

clean "etcupdate" always runs fine, but with -B it fails on few of machines

not documetned here: wiki.freebsd.org/IRC/Channels

hm? what is not documented?

Wrong channel, sorry

wiki.freebsd.org/IRC/Channels is almost up to date

Anyone been playing with the podman on freebsd work? I'm able to get containers running, but seems like jail networking isn't being set up for me when I try this on my cloud vm instances. Here's a cloud-init/user-data that should get the point across: pastebin.com/Jkm1Fb1w

Damn it.

I was counting, and we almost made it 24 hours since I rejoined that anyone has said anything.

muhahaha!

josephholsten: I played with it a little while back, perhaps about 4 months ago or so. I was really frustrated with the expectation that NAT was present for networking to function, because I have a lot of virtual NICs from an SR-IOV card and I just ... wanted to attach them to interfaces for the containers.

It did in fact work

podman in general, that is

The other thing if I remember correctly was that it wanted to use pf, but I use ipfw because I am a heathen.

Of course none of this is helpful.

Looking at your script here, I'm guessing you've already confirmed that your pf setup is working as intended?

no, it's definately not working as intended. But this is the script provided in /usr/local/etc/containers/pf.conf.sample, with the appropriate interface used (vtnet0)

but it's more than that. `jls` is showing no ip addresses attached to the buildah jails, which is very special and beyond my ken.

it does show an eth0 within the jail, and `route get 1.1.1.1` shows that interface is configured to route out. But you try a fetch and it cries that it doesn't support that host address family

I'm nearly at the edge of my ability to drill down short of debugging fetch to find the exact call that's exploding. and once I have that, I'll be completely at the wall.

oh, I guess I should actually learn how to do this with dtrace like I've been meaning to.

ooh, so I can confirm the podman jail's fetch is sending out DNS UDP packet, but not getting any in return