14:07:48 <jsbiff> Hello. I'm a long time Linux user, trying to learn about FreeBSD. I setup a VM with the FreeBSD 14.3 iso file. During installation setup, I had it format the vhd with ZFS, and selected the option to ZFS Encrypt the Home Directory for a non-privileged user I created.
14:07:48 <jsbiff> It appears when I login as my unpriv user account, that the home directory isn't being mounted. I checked in the FreeBSD handbook trying to find anything that might document what steps are necessary to mount a user's encrypted home dir, but so far haven't located that.
14:07:49 <jsbiff> Can anyone point me in the direction of documentation on how to actually use your encrypted home dir?
14:25:09 <kevans> that's a very good question
14:26:32 <kevans> i raised a comment here: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=263234
14:33:04 <jsbiff> I noticed you raised a comment on a ticket marked 'closed FIXED' status, so I wonder if that will even be seen?
14:34:03 <jsbiff> For the moment, I found some instruction on a reddit thread via Google. But it would be nice if it was documented in the Handbook.
14:34:12 <jsbiff> Or Wiki, or something
14:35:58 <jsbiff> Now I have another problem - now that I have successfully mounted the encrypted zfs home dir, I can login to Gnome desktop, but, when Gnome locks the screen due to inactivity or I specifically ask it to lock with Super-L key. . . I can't unlock it afterwords. I get the password prompt, type the correct password, and it immediately goes back to
14:35:59 <jsbiff> asking me for the password, and I have no idea how to troubleshoot this - would there be a log file somewhere which might capture some error with the login process for the lock screen?
14:46:56 <dch> anybody running 15.0-BETA3 on zfs here? Please try `zpool iostat -v 1` and tell me if the numbers change at all?
14:53:33 <kevans> jsbiff: folks still get CC'd on closed tickets
14:59:02 <jsbiff> Ok, cool
15:01:35 <SomeVisitor> dch: nothing changes
15:05:50 <dch> SomeVisitor: so you confirm, the output is wedged?
15:10:10 <dch> SomeVisitor: we're not alone - https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=290579
15:11:47 <[tj]> dch: for your bisection it works here: 15.0-PRERELEASE main-n280086-851dc7f859c2
15:13:59 <dch> [tj]: thanks! the openzfs merge landed on Oct 5, 0cafc294bf12 which is the likely culprit
15:39:35 <jsbiff> I am not sure how I ended up disconnected. . . maybe inactivity timeout
15:39:49 <jsbiff> So, if anyone replied, sorry, I missed it
15:40:19 <jsbiff> I kind of need to drop now anyhow. Just logged on to say that, so nobody would bother to reply after I'm gone.
19:01:17 <mccd> heya! I'm getting pkg: Error: Forbidden along with a prebuilt version of pkg could not be found for your system on a fresh install of freebsd
19:01:53 <mccd> when trying to bootstrap the system
19:25:25 <V_PauAmma_V> What does "uname -mv" return?
20:03:34 <mccd_> heya, I'm getting an error "pkg: An error occurred while fetching package: Unknown error" and Unable to update repository FreeBSD{-kmods}. I think my new install is connected to the network because I'm able to ping google
20:18:00 <SomeVisitor> maybe you’ll see more details when using -d
20:19:58 <rtprio> mccd_: pkg bootstrap -f and give it another go
20:22:04 <mccd_> rtprio: hmm, tried that and got pkg: Error: Forbidden
20:22:21 <rtprio> are you root?
20:22:22 <mccd_> and a pre built version of pkg could not be found for your system
20:22:32 <mccd_> rtprio: yes
20:22:55 <ivy> "Forbidden" is almost certainly an HTTP error, rather than a local privilege problem
20:25:34 <mccd_> it happens when attempting to fetch pkg+https://pkg.FreeBSD.org/FreeBSD:14:amd64/quarterly/Latest/pkg.{pkg,txz}
20:25:50 <mccd_> and also kmods quarterly
20:29:22 <mccd_> I think otherwise the internet connection seems to work. I can ping www.foogle.com
20:29:33 <mccd_> www.google.com*
20:32:16 <aic> do you have links or lynx or wget or curl or fetch, do they return you the directory listing https://pkg.FreeBSD.org/FreeBSD:14:amd64/quarterly/Latest
20:34:32 <aic> httpd could be blocking your ip, or because of exceeded rate limit, or because of user-agent
20:35:19 <mccd_> hmm yeah I get forbidden there too
20:35:26 <mccd_> using fetch
20:35:49 <aic> can you check man fetch for some kind of verbose/debug mode where it prints all the headers
20:36:32 <aic> maybe there's a clue in there from the web application firewall such as "Request ID" which exists for debugging
20:41:33 <mccd_> I'll build curl and check
20:43:15 <aic> it's a long shot anyway, many open source projects have been pummeled by DDoS and AI scrapers,  and most started using Anubis
20:46:53 <ivy> the download mirrors do not use anubis, that would break all consumers of those sites
20:55:45 <mccd_> running curl -v I don't see any strange headers, just that it returns a 403 error from server nginx
21:32:58 <markmcb> mccd_: I just tried updating and I'm also seeing "pkg: An error occurred while fetching package: Unknown error"
21:35:49 <markmcb> also got the forbidden error using pkg bootstrap -f
21:37:02 <markmcb> this is on a 15-BETA3 system that's been working fine on updates for weeks now
21:57:06 <ketas> pkg cdn got bust?
21:57:40 <ketas> and you don't get dirindex from all of those dirs
21:57:53 <ketas> largest, tho, i noticed
21:58:39 <ketas> i was able to install b3 twice earlier :)
21:59:05 <ketas> with xorg, xfce and firefox
21:59:52 <ketas> earlier is like not today
23:34:13 <zip> Azure is or was having an outage, is that a possible cause