i second the sanoid/syncoid.. once setup it is sold and has been working flawlessly for 3 years

voy4g3r2 any tutorial worth reading besides the documentation?

I listened many times about the combination in 2.5 admins podcast.

I love that podcast and the Klara articles.

The classic customary Klara articles.

specialbomb you set up sanoid script to be run by root or by replicationuser?

root, for now. ill likely create specific users for it this weekend

it shouldnt be hard

and the syncoid script also as root?

I configured saoid to run the script in /etc/crontab however I use zrepuser as the replication user.

After I run: syncoid zroot/jails/ubuntu2 zrepuser@nasbackup:mypool/backup/ubuntu2 I'm asked for a password.

will try specifying the ssh file

yeah just point it toward the identity file and it will work

it worked flawlessly for me via ssh and a keyfile first try, so it shouldnt be hard for you to achieve

fixed it with --no-privilege-elevation

now I've got to specify sanoid snapshots, now it's trying to send zrepl snapshots

CrtxReavr: failed to google

s2r: too many snapshots

cpet you mean for the first error zrep_0003b5? yes, many many hours without replicating.

I reinitiated the replication. fortunately is a small vm around 30GB

o/

howdy. I'm looking to swap to FreeBSD and I'm on an unconventional setup. I'm running Alpine Linux in diskless mode, booting from a customizable boot device (booting into a standard root FS in RAM, then unpacking a compressed /etc, /home, yadda yadda).

I do enjoy being able to run from RAM and boot the same configuration on multiple machines. was wondering if there's something similar to `lbu`/`lbu commit` on FreeBSD.

I went through the handbook and the relevant pieces seem to just talk about NFS/network booting.

Something like this maybe? man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?bsdinstall

It was neat installing Alpine. I like how they have it setup. It reminded me of Arch. I like it more than Arch though.

I do too!

(it all remineded me of FreeBSD) :)

it's quite nice. though docs are a tad lacking/out of date in some places. good opportunity for community involvement. :)

right? like wow.

also that is interesting.. huh.

for me the real magic is being able to load everything into RAM, unmount the drive, and then plug it in later to commit changes.

this is.. interesting.

This is cool too. mfsbsd.vx.sk

oh huh.

I'm just average user. Sure someone more knowledge might have a better solution.

my knowledge is limited in this area as well but a search.brave.com returns the same site as rtj

voy4g3r2: I call that "Consulting the Oracle"

bingo.. i looked at handbook and all i found was using NFS as a server but nothing in the use case that was mentioned above

jgardner: pxe or what?

jgardner, It is possible to create a memory disk, unpack-copy-clone mfsbsd into it, reboot -r (re=root option) to it. And then you are running from ram. The only limitation is that you continue running the same kernel you booted originally.

That technique works and I have used it to do file system changes on the running system before. No reason you couldn't run that way if that's the way you like to run things.

Here is an article with a use case for it. If you read between the lines then you can do what you are wanting: people.freebsd.org/~lidl/blog/re-root.html

jgardner: you may be interested in

nomadbsd

forget the name of what i was looking for

there we go

mfsbsd

old but it still works

cpet, That's a good piece of documentation that I am going to bookmark and I did something very similar to that to side load FreeBSD onto an OVH node a couple of times in the last few months so far.

actually its ins /contrib

aww where did it go

guess its not commited yet

Ugh, is it just me? pkg: Failed to fetch pkg.FreeBSD.org/FreeBSD:15:amd64/quarterly/meta.conf: Unknown error

There are known knowns and that there are known unknowns. But there are also unknown unknowns; things we don't know that we don't know. - Gin Rummy

cyric: it worked for me and i'm using FreeBSD.org and not a mirror

(although i think freebsd.org just round robins the mirrors afaik)

15.0 won't boot on an epyc server i rented. it panics just after the installer tries to start

can anyone help me debug or should i just keep debian on it?

YOu have console access? Can you try booting with ACPI disabled?

ya console

i tried booting with hint.acpi.0.disabled="1", didn't work. tried adding set acpi_load="NO" to that, still didn't work

tried going into bios to disable acpi but that's not an option doesn't seem

fwiw the panic is: madt_parse_apis: double apic id 241

bios/pc mfg is aici

Is there a way to have poudriere use pre compiled packages from the FreeBSD repo for dependencies and only build the specific target package? EG if I build waybar to update it, can poudriere use packages for the deps and only build waybar?

man poudriere-bulk, check -b argument, but it didn't work for me

Hmm I tried that but it gives me packagesite error

what command do you run

sudo poudriere bulk -j def -p def -f /usr/local/etc/poudriere.d/packages-def -b latest

i see

why do you want to build waybar

isn't it available as a package

it is

Yeah I just wanted to update it to see if that would add the wlr modules

But I guess I don't really need them

or you can do something like, without using poudriere, install required dependencies with pkg then do a make

I think my brain is looking for a distraction from exams

Yeah true

some things don't work in waybar; and the pkg builds all the options, i don't see WLR as an option

I wanted to replace it with conky but couldn't get it to act as a taskbar where stuff doesnt go on top of it

you want to replace waybar with something else is an unusual reason to build it yourself

> Yeah I just wanted to update it to see if that would add the wlr module

maybe they meant updating to newest release which isn't in ports yet

idk if it is outdated or not

Idk

Its no biggie

I'm just distracted

nope, 0.14 is latest for both the port and waybar's github

i see

Huh interesting

so stop procrastinating and get back to work

Yeah...

Thank you all btw

yw

Ended up looking up the conky thing real quick, looks like the exclusive zone/taskbar thing is being worked on

need to figure out why node24 build breaks on sqlite

I feel like this happened before but cannot recall what was the solution

poudriere.haruhiism.net/data/15-lun…m17s/logs/errors/node24-24.11.1.log very strange because ‘===> node24-24.11.1 depends on shared library: libsqlite3.so - found (/usr/local/lib/libsqlite3.so)’

how would I properly add additional startup dirs like rc.d for say, opt?

spuos: see local_startup in rc.conf(5) man page

cyric: this is embarrasing, but I can't figure out how to set it. I tried skimming around /etc/defaults/rc.conf but I honestly just cant figure out where I'd put the line for it to be sourced

probably `local_startup="${local_startup} /opt/etc/rc.d"` in rc.conf?

since you want to keep /usr/local/etc/rc.d

my brain must be fried. Of course I can set it in rc.conf

I guess sort(1) has no option that's basically the opposite of -u ? Show me duplicated entries?

I guess uniq -d sorta does what I was looking for.

Though, it requires the duplicates be adjacent, which is stupid.

cat unames.* | sort | uniq -d

sort unames.* | uniq -d

don't abuse cats

That still requires a sort in there.

I definitely will do a "useless use of cat" with uparrow when first catting and then finding I need to grep

Or sort, in this case

lts, there's quick & dirty one-liners, then there's scripts you'd actually show to someone.

lts, nothing wrong with that

UUOC is not harmful on today's computers

in the days of decade-megahertz CPUs and minimal RAM, maybe

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i.ibb.co/pkWSrGY/IMG-20251210-160842.jpg && i.ibb.co/rfK91trx/IMG-20251210-161003.jpg <=== even though this one's the smallest batch i've made, it seriously looks and feels like it has the most promise out of all the damn doughs i've made before. used my own recipe for this one. just slightly surprised about the size, but it was singing very nicely when i took it out of the oven so i have high hopes for this one.

o\ /o -- a frown?

Looketh good.

<3 i've been fairly depressed over my recent kitchen failures..

so im still a little apprehensive. gotta wait a solid 2 hours for this to cool

I need to make candied pecans sometime soon

JetpackJackson: i made kringle

What's that

moms getting older and told me here you do it this year

but thats pretty much what it is

Oh neat

then I fixed my moms washer fluid pump never seen one filled with algae before

Oh yikes

was about ready to buy her a whole new resovoir and pump but then i blew it in it a few times and problem fixed

:P

need to see what causing my gfx to crash

Matt|home, I have had my share of kitchen failiures myself, some of them not overcome still.

i.ibb.co/r2XLnx9W/IMG-20251210-173657.jpg <-- this is good sandwich bread i made but i made three solid errors.. 1) waaaaay too much salt. 2) definitely wanted more open crumb structure and less springy but it's fine, this will toast well. 3) gonna add clean label preservatives next to get a much, much better rise hopefully

69.2T / 69.2T copied at 339M/s, 99.91% done, 00:03:14 to go second raidz expansion is almost done :)

hi, I would like to create a pkg, for my own use, it is a small tool

can anyone recommend a good and simple reference for a simple case (no dependencies, just installing the binaries and a couple of man pages)