15:32:40 <CrtxReavr> How do I deal with this? https://bpa.st/6QMK4
15:33:22 <CrtxReavr> BerkeleyDB 5 message on apache24 pkg upgrade.
15:33:33 <ivy> CrtxReavr: according to https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/rewrite/rewritemap.html#dbm, it looks like you need to re-run httxt2dbm on your RewriteMap databases
15:34:18 <CrtxReavr> I have no .dbm files.
15:34:54 <ivy> then this message does not appear to affect you
15:35:15 * CrtxReavr chinges as he restarts Apache.
15:36:05 <CrtxReavr> Seems okay: https://trioptimum.com/~crtxreavr/roxie/
15:36:26 <CrtxReavr> Thanks.
17:35:11 <oldcomputer> CrtxReavr: I loved "Roxie" due
17:35:13 <oldcomputer> dude
17:35:58 <oldcomputer> Roxie the sad face
17:36:06 <CrtxReavr> She's a sweet girl.
17:36:40 <CrtxReavr> And that URL means Apache, PHP (with GD support) is working - so all good.
17:38:10 <oldcomputer> Oh, sorry. Still lovely
17:39:36 <wavefunction> RE: packages vs ports, I've found ports less-stable than the package situation, even though I'd prefer to use ports
17:55:13 <rtprio> people still use apache these days?
17:56:42 <mzar> sure, they do
18:01:11 <oldcomputer> I'd prefer freenginx instead
18:02:47 <mzar> it depends on the use case
18:05:39 <rtprio> i've never found any of apache's threading models best for any use case
18:19:15 <mzar> usually it has nothing to do with threading
18:42:02 <rtprio> i've never found any of apache best for any use case
19:03:40 <mzar> in the past there was almost nothing else but Apache
19:11:27 <rtprio> in the past kodak made cameras instead of cryptocurrency
19:57:43 <hodapp> wait what
20:48:12 <Retrofan> Hi guys
20:48:56 <Retrofan> After updating everything using Windows PE.. Now the internet is back on Freebsd!!
20:49:19 <Retrofan> It was just a bug in DASH
20:54:01 <Retrofan> I will set the plan for using SIM only for the near future; as I will gonna move to a place which nearly no landline there (It's so poor quality)..
21:01:50 <Retrofan> Thank you all for help :D
21:03:39 <Retrofan> I think this bug about HP 6305 SFF need to be mentioned in the Freebsd Wiki, and it's fix.. This  bug only happen with Unix (not linux) BSD
21:21:42 <vkarlsen> Retrofan: What's the bug and what was the fix?
21:22:19 <Retrofan> Bug in the firmware of those kind of PCs
21:23:14 <Retrofan> vkarlsen: HP released some updates for that, which need to be installed
21:23:29 <Retrofan> Only appears on Unix
21:23:40 <Retrofan> not linux (like *BSD)
21:23:59 <Retrofan> With DASH system of the bios
21:24:49 <Retrofan> See for links for updates: https://old.reddit.com/r/opnsense/comments/1hf227t/broadcom_nic_bge0_error/
21:24:54 <Retrofan> *of
21:25:30 <Retrofan> So I was talking about warning user from this in the Wiki
21:26:53 <Retrofan> It worked for me about 3 years on BSD, but suddenly appeared... which will make you think it's a problem in anything else
21:28:43 <Retrofan> This long period will make you feel like it can be never a compatibility problem..
21:31:13 <Retrofan> Appeared from really simple behavior.. removing and reattach the Ethernet cable, which as I think cleaned the temp memory of DASH, making the problem appears; So the new update makes able to run lan with DASH disabled..
21:32:33 <Retrofan> Look like you never read my old chat: the problem is Connected to lan, but no internet
21:33:37 <vkarlsen> This sounds like a case for a blog post rather than a FreeBSD wiki article
21:33:54 <Retrofan> Blog?
21:34:32 <Retrofan> It  should be mentioned for this compatibility problem, like 6005
21:35:55 <vkarlsen> The solution is to upgrade the bios?
21:36:17 <Retrofan> Yeah, and the NIC firmware
21:36:25 <Retrofan> Disabling DASH
21:36:45 <vkarlsen> That doesn't sound like a compatibility problem for the OS
21:38:21 <Retrofan> Freebsd (or any *BSD, UNIX) will distory the NIC firmware, making Ethernet not usable for any other OS
21:38:31 <Retrofan> even windows
21:38:53 <Retrofan> So is installing BSD on those machines is danger without updating
21:39:30 <Retrofan> Machines affected is HP 6305 SFF and Minitower
21:40:12 <Retrofan> It's a bug in those machines, really need to warn users from it in wiki to do before installed; to prevent the breaking of DASH
21:40:23 <Retrofan> *installing
21:44:06 <Retrofan> Leaving..
23:05:44 <s1lversurfer> hi guys, i have a newbie question, recently i've installed BSD for the first time.. how can i remove a user from the gnome login screen list ? where is the gdm file to configure it, or disable gdm user list on login screen in BSD ??
23:09:42 <rtprio> [greeter] Exclude=baduser
23:09:47 <rtprio> probably in gdm.conf
23:09:55 <rtprio> probably in /usr/local/etc
23:11:24 <Macer> https://www.ebay.com/itm/135725185327 i hate they don't say if that comes with the x16 pcie riser
23:12:31 <s1lversurfer> rtprio: i found it on /usr/local/etc/gdm/custom.conf tyyy
23:32:38 <skered> freebsd-update upgrade is really just a pre to install.. killing it half way thru isn't an issue?
23:33:01 <skered> Forgot I was just the machine I just upgraded as a jumpbox.
23:40:55 <phlux> as self-proclaimed FreeBSD noob, what are we using to do package upgrades, and how often are most doing it?
23:41:49 <phlux> just `pkg update` and `pkg upgrade` i assume
23:45:11 <skered> As often as you see fit.
23:45:33 <skered> phlux: Make watch `pkg audit` for any security issues and hope there's a package to be upgraded.
23:45:43 <phlux> Oh, nice
23:45:46 <phlux> thank you :)