00:32:49 <ant-x> What are you standard use cases for rsync? Drew DeVault propose tar instead: <https://drewdevault.com/blog/rsync-without-rsync/> .
00:33:35 <ant-x> Also, is there no possiblity to keep using the latest non-slop version for a while?
00:42:25 <mason> ant-x: Nice thing about OpenRsync is it's BSD licensed.
00:46:04 <rwp> The only reason OpenRsync exists is to change licenses for OpenBSD.  https://github.com/kristapsdz/openrsync
00:46:40 <mason> And it accomplishes that nicely.
00:47:10 <rwp> rsync is one of my examples that I use to show a project which never said no to an option-feature.  They have more options than ls!
00:49:58 <rwp> If rsync is now on the AI Slop train (https://social.hails.org/@hailey/116657391001259044) it does not bode well for it.  Might be time to switch to OpenRsync for stability.
00:51:17 <yelnah> hi all, I have a pkgbase jail on 15.1-STABLE and within the jail I cannot get a result for ps which returns ps: /boot/kernel/kernel: No such file or directory. This does not happen on another 15.0-RELEASE jail. Any suggestions?
00:52:07 <rwp> Sounds like a regression in ps.  Jails do not normally have a kernel at all.
00:54:16 <yelnah> yes, there is a thread here https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/why-does-a-jailed-ps-1-suddenly-require-a-kernel-to-be-present-and-then-complain-when-it-is.102485/ that indicates the same, but their discussion was not conclusive
00:56:58 <rwp> yelnah, Thank you for running the prerelease and finding this bug before release.  If it does not have a PR problem report then that would be good.  Maybe it can be fixed before release and it hitting a lot of people.
00:58:17 <rwp> Looking at that thread it is reported that known working previous versions of ps also fail.  That indicates to me that the problem is either a library that is called or a kernel system call which has changed behavior.