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moviuro, I don't believe that "syslogd -ssc" is a valid option. Shouldn't that be "syslogd -ss -c"?

those _should_ be the same

i don't see why syslogd -ssc wouldn't be accepted

those are both normal options that don't accept an argument, and there's nothing weird about syslog argument parsing, it just uses getopt

paste.d8u.us/AMdM can't figure out why this inetd service isn't working

the inetd.conf line is in the file, platform is FreeBSD 15.1, inetd is enabled and running

hd1: there is no such thing as freebsd 15.1...

also, please describe the manner in which it doesn't work

Is there anywhere that lists which services support blocklistd? handbook only mentions sshd and ftpd.

the inetd.conf line is in the file, platform is FreeBSD 15.0, inetd is enabled and running, yet I can't access the service on port 55432

hd1, Is there a firewall running blocking access to that port?

rwp: not on localhost, afaik

filed a bug re: sysrc(8) inconsistencies bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=293360

good day all

Good evening!

does someone has a bios only machine? are you able to reproduce this? a bios vm might do the job as well

polyduekes I will in an hour or so. I finally have a qemu-kvm host, which I built to test FreeBSD on Linux stuff.

antranigv thanks, lemme know how that goes

Anyone have a freebsd 13, 14, or 15 on a vbox 7.2.6 host (Fedroa 42 in this case)?

a 13/14/15 guest*

If so any issues with DHCP on the guest?

Seems to be virtio-net

does it not have multiple cards? e1000 and virtio ?

polyduekes: I'm using FBSD 15.0-R in VBox 7.2.6 with the Intel network adapter. No noticeable DHCP issues with it.

rtprio: It does not

non virtio is fine

Err... Sorry. skered ^^

ek: Can you try with virtio-net based adapter?

moviuro: yo dawg i think sysrc only writes to rc.conf so not sure that's a bug

sysrc -L

skered: Using the virtio adapter, DHCP appears to just hang indefinitely.

ek; Perfect. Thanks for the info.

ek: What is your host?

It's Ubuntu. Lemme check the version (it's not mine. haha)

... so the question do I debug this or work on what I was planning on working on today?

25.10

Ok. Thanks.

You bet.

If the work is important, just use the Intel adapter until later when you have time.

Otherwise, sysrc will

replace only the last-occurrence in the last-file found to contain the

variable.

ek: it's not but I am going to switch for the time being

rtprio: also in FILES in man 8 sysrc: /etc/rc.conf.d/name (among many others)

Is this a known issue? $ dmesg | grep -F "Crypto request failed (ENOMEM)" | wc -l 873

Imagine a newline between the -l and the 873.

It's spread between two devices, unevenly.

Ah, it is known: bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=287783

Oh, and I submitted it. Heh. I wonder if I saw the reply.

phryk: Hey, you're one of two people I've seen reporting this. Do you still see bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=287783 ?