01:11:30 Seems like it. Wouldn't mind except it threw off my debugging 01:22:04 It's always good to look at /var/log/messages when things are not working. I just tried tested the exceeding the icmp ping limits and I see this logged: kernel: Limiting ICMPv6 destination unreachable output from 98 to 97 packets/sec 01:33:03 dnp1: Yes, thank you. 02:30:46 zip: More than 200 per second though, is curious. 04:13:39 zip included the ping -f option which "floods" basically pouring as many packets out as fast as possible. Instead of the default ping of one packet per second. 04:15:30 One of the reasons FreeBSD makes an excellent server is that it has limits for abuse mitigation. 05:15:03 @rwp - and in the icmp rate-limiting case, it can help keep you from amplifying an attack, way too many shady providers out there not filtering egress for spoofed IPs. same argument for having your firewall silently drop rejected traffic. 11:09:06 anyone manage to get good performance out of tailscale on a freebsd server? 11:14:13 tailscale is wireguard no ? 11:14:37 Yeah, it is 11:14:43 with wireguard I saturate my gbit without a problem 11:15:13 No problems with wg here, either. 11:17:36 wg on embedded devices is another story. dont run wg on your edgerouter for example. it will max out at 20MB/s 11:17:44 (not mbps, MB/s) 11:28:25 hi all 11:29:11 I'm driving myself up the wall trying to work out why my nfsv4 mount stalls out from a vm to its host 11:29:38 i guess my next debug step is to boot freebsd on another machine and see if it's a host/vm interaction or a config issue 11:47:36 My NFS experience is all with v3. 11:49:00 zip, does it mount and stall out later, or not mount at all? 11:52:05 It stalls out later 11:52:24 Like if I dd 8mb to it, it works. If I dd 16mb it dies 11:52:24 TCP or UDP? 11:52:32 TCP 11:53:38 Does NFSv4 even support UDP? 11:53:49 ... I wonder if it'd run over a vsock. Not that we have those yet I think 11:53:52 If so, it might be worth trying. 11:54:01 Not a bad idea 11:54:28 Might be worth using ip4 just for the smaller packets 11:54:49 I worked for EMC, admining their NAS dev/test labs. 11:55:21 I always preferred UDP for NFS, which I know is counter to most peoples' intuition. 11:55:58 Nah it makes sense to me 11:56:19 At least if the link is reliable 11:57:32 Well... 'cept that with TCP, if the link drops, you have to reconnect. . . with UDP you just resend. 12:11:47 hi all 12:12:23 Say I want to run freebsd amd64 on a macos arm notebook. what's the best option ? 12:13:28 for some reason a poudriere bulk build crashes my server every time I try. so I am thinking of building on my macbook and scp-ing the pkg tree over to my nginx server 12:24:42 why not run arm64 natively through a hypervisor 12:24:53 apple visualization framework 12:27:14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO_zz1-D2gQ 12:28:09 and then run poudriere with qemu to create amd64 packages? 12:28:13 will that work? 13:38:07 interestingly, if i add `intr` to the mount and then kill the process, a _lot_ of packets flow when I kill the process 13:38:14 it's like a local buffer is filling up and not getting sent 13:40:38 also it still seems to do tcp even when told not to 13:53:54 alright I am determined to get geli serial output!!! 13:53:59 today* 14:08:52 Serial is such a bliss. I'm contemplating getting pcie serial cards for my headless boxes 14:10:52 it's why I use supermicro boards with ipmi. sol is fine 14:16:53 I have contemplated picking up decomissioned server boards, and sticking them in tower cases (because I dont have a rack) but it doesnt beat free 14:17:05 there is just so much desktop waste that I can run an entire infra on it 14:17:19 the issue is desktop expects graphics card, so I cant even used integrated graphics 14:17:40 I usually stick an old gt730, but that drops the power efficiency 14:17:57 so yeah I am determined to get this to work 14:18:19 U will try with uefi and then if that works submit a bugzilla issue seeing if anyone there can help out getting it working with bios-only systems 14:18:41 ah yeah. I indeed use decomissioned enterprise gear 14:19:00 I also dont have a rack. I did have 4 ikea lack tables though so now I'm using that 14:27:01 most server boards won't fit in tower cases 14:27:22 mvanbaak, you can usually get like an open half-rack pretty cheap. 14:32:42 lacking serial is the one regret I have about this mini pc 14:32:46 my old minipc has a serial port 14:33:08 weirdly the desktop seems to have some kinda internal uart thing going on so the physical serial ports come up as com3 and com4 and aren't used by freebsd at boot 14:34:59 zip, common for motherboards to support serial, but the MFGs don't bother to provide ports. Can probably find a back-plate with the plugs and internal cables you'd need, though I would verify that by examining the mother board. 14:37:56 I'm pretty sure this mobo doesn't have a header 14:39:04 Whats the MFG/model? 14:39:38 CrtxReavr: Yeah, I have been thinking about it. for now the lack tables serve me well haha 14:42:51 a gigabyte b550 14:43:17 i will survive without my gaming PC having serial for when I boot freebsd on it for fucking-about purposes though 15:05:13 gigabyte's photos & diagrams for the board really suck. 16:29:30 is there anything in rc.d to run `apm -e` 16:31:35 or how else to turn it on at boot 16:57:18 rtprio, echo 'apm -e' | sudo tee -a /etc/rc.local 16:58:09 Maybe double quotes. . . 17:00:48 Though. . . my system has /etc/rc.d/apm 17:20:38 mvanbaak: helps if you work for a company which throws this shit away, I unfortunately havent got that luxury :( 17:21:11 zip: actually a lot of old optiplex's I found have serial, the SFF I think do as well, and they arent that big either, might be worth taking a look if you ever wanted a small-ish device with serial? 17:21:16 I think the newer ones dont have serial though :( 17:21:33 although I believe you can slop in a serial card into it anyways, they use very little power and I think they are exposed to the OS over acpi 17:22:05 which is important as you need it to show up as a /dev/uartx in order for it to be usable within the boot process 17:26:24 I buy the decommed enterprise stuff online on the local ebay 17:27:21 190 euro for a supermicro x9 motherboard with 2 xeons and 256gb ram in a 24hdd slot supermicro chassis with a sas2 backplane for example (my last buy) 17:52:44 I do have an HP EliteDesk mini with a serial port 17:52:50 It's just not very fast or quiet 18:16:46 today I running this dongle SONOFF Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle Plus V2 with zigbee2mqtt running mqtt on a seperate vm and also HA on a linux-vm (docker).. I think to replace my firmware on the dongle to support thread instead.. but does openthread.io work on freebsd? so I can expose the dongle to my HA (docker) ? 18:17:43 I am one in the camp 'HA should run on its own machine' 18:18:18 dont want that messing with the other stuff on a machine breaks your home automation 18:19:56 I dont have any matter devices yet only zigbee.. so my donge today is in my mmachine connected to my vm and sending to mqtt.. but will replace it.. hope ppl understand what Im trying to achive =) 23:26:41 CrtxReavr: weird i couldn't find that 23:27:35 oh cool it looks like it was removed from -current