00:26:53 how can I run wireguard in a regular jail using a loopback IP? I've done it before with VNET, but replicating my devfs rule doesn't seem to be enough. I'm getting this message: [!] Missing WireGuard kernel support (ifconfig: SIOCIFCREATE2 (wg): Operation not permitted) 00:27:01 the kernel module is loaded 00:28:54 may need to precreate the wg interfaces on the host 00:29:43 if I need to do that, then I suppose it's worth asking: is there any security benefit to running wireguard in a jail instead of on the host? 00:30:12 wireguard bits are all in the kernel now 00:30:23 yeah 00:30:34 dont think there'd be a specific benefit from loading its configuration from within a jail 00:31:03 that's kinda what I'm thinking 00:31:56 i feel like if you're doing that you probably should just use vnet? 00:32:03 I like doing it so I can move the jail elsewhere if needed but I mostly wanted that for my central server in case I needed to move it to a new host for some reason, but for just a peer like this I don't think it matters 00:48:43 gman999: some news - i have moved to michigan for the foreseeable future. 00:56:39 woah.. MI 00:56:44 jpb... 03:27:42 Pushing Pages 07:09:48 nimaje: id still have to install the supported go utilities to build it wouldn’t I? 07:10:44 I think a while back I tried doing it for fbsd but go was really outdated in the pkg repo and then I realized gomuks was there so just used that pkg instead. 08:13:46 any reason my keyboard wouldn't be detected in 1st stage boot on a rockpro64? 08:13:57 i couldn't boot into single user mode 08:14:26 i tried all the usb ports but it didn't make a difference 09:03:09 Is it ports quarterly day? 572 actions and the pkg server is struggling to push 80k/sec 09:06:48 Sure seems so 09:08:34 Lets see if VBox and Nvidia drivers still work on 14.3-RELEASE 09:21:48 reboot ... nvidia OK otherwise I would either be rebuilding the drivers or upgrading to 15 09:22:14 VBox OK as well 10:03:53 nvidia works okay in 15, i am running it 11:17:13 did anything ever become of this? https://wiki.freebsd.org/SummerOfCode2019Projects/VirtualMemoryCompression the git tree that contained it seems to have gone away 13:09:42 Anyone with a 13.5 host, does it have /usr/libexec/flua? I think it should, based on https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/tree/libexec/flua?h=releng/13.5 13:16:36 it does 13:28:08 Macer: my suggestion was to reintroduce the old version as a new port, which seems justified if the new version dropped the terminal interface (but you should open a problem report then, as the package description still says it is a terminal matrix client and even if it has both a terminal interface and a web interface the description should say that) 13:43:23 thanks. 15:17:57 so i'm trying to mount nullfs from the host into a jail. but the jail is on an ad and i want to specify a uid/gid within the jail. i added it to the jail fstab but it's 'cutting off' the gid/uid 15:19:53 nullfs rw,uid=2001105,gid=2000513 ... ls -l dir... drwxr-xr-x 10 21103 20513 15:20:11 does the jail fstab not honor forcing a gid/uid? 15:21:04 oh i guess nullfs can't do that :/ 16:08:04 hm. i kind of feel like i need to make a completely different network just for a storage backend 16:08:12 for smb/nfs/iscsi/etc 16:08:26 wonder if i should just go ahead and get some more nics for this 17:28:33 Does FreeBSD 15 support 9p2000.[uL] yet? AFAIK 14 doesn't (not in kernel, anyway) 17:30:39 Macer, i have a dataset for syncthing, for example, which is in a jail, and I had to set the ownership in the host so that syncthing would have the proper perms in the jail 17:31:13 DarkUranium: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=p9fs&apropos=0&sektion=4&manpath=FreeBSD+15.0-STABLE&arch=default&format=html <- this one ? 17:32:06 Yeah, I think so. Sounds like it's time to upgrade my guest to 15.0 17:32:27 what's the wisdom on dealing with dependency resolution loops 17:34:25 ah, nvm 21:01:40 Hm, I just ran into a problem with syncoid: `cannot receive new filesystem stream: 'mountpoint' cannot be set while dataset 'zoned' property is set` 21:02:15 I'm not even sure what's going on, because 'zoned' is supposedly an invalid/unknown property? 22:11:56 hmmm wonder if I can do something ill-advised like using a Linux guest inside Bhyve using the root filesystem on 9p 22:14:05 https://wiki.qemu.org/Documentation/9p_root_fs makes it look possible 22:22:29 postgres complained when I had some data on 9p, but that was before I changed some settings, so it *might* work with the new ones? 22:24:13 do you recall what settings offhand? 22:24:20 because postgres data is something that'd be on this 23:03:49 hodapp, Interesting idea. That would require running it under qemu all of the time though, right? I would worry it would be a performance bottleneck. 23:41:06 I have a laptop with AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750U that is stuck at 1.7 GHz with full load on one core. Under 16-current. It used to work fine. Any idea what might be causing this? 23:55:22 i'm not required to name a lagg lagg right? 23:55:33 i can name it something like storage0? 23:55:43 or does it have to be named lagg0 lagg1 etc?