11:15:15 hm, is it me, or src.illumos.org is returning 504 Gateway Time-out 11:47:33 Timing out for me too 12:05:36 ok.... 12:07:49 btw, regarding kadmind crash on omnios - it happens because of garbage value in krb5_keytab structure (data field should point to krb5_ktfile_data but has bad pointer), butI do not know yet why we have it there and why mech_krb5.so.1 built from illumos-gate does not have this problem. 13:06:39 Bizarre. 14:28:36 [illumos-gate] 16519 panic when removing SADB entry with tcpkey delete -- Andy Fiddaman 16:01:42 [illumos-gate] 16502 panic in zfs:abd_iter_map -- Bill Sommerfeld 18:34:47 lordy opengrok is a pain in the arse 18:41:09 indeed it is 18:54:58 I'm sorting it out, but it'll be a little bit haha 18:55:13 I think it probably needs a bigger VM now for whatever reason 18:59:44 them Java beans don't come cheap 19:04:32 well, we ask it to look at a lot 19:04:47 though I can't see what, because it's broke, haha 19:05:10 I just know freebsd used to be in there, and that's a lot of history 19:05:40 on my local instance, linux seems to be a lot worse than freebsd 19:06:31 it would be, because of their process, as I understand it 19:06:57 they have many many revisions 19:07:03 freebsd only have 300,000 19:07:25 (that's also why I never asked jclulow to add gcc to src.illumos.org) 19:27:00 richlowe: yes - the linux process has an extreme bias towards tiny patches and long patch series and lots of branches and merges. 19:28:26 saw stuff like "add new driver for device X" start by introducing a driver skeleton and then patching it a bit at a time into a working driver. 19:30:16 Is that Erik N's classic line "debug into existence"? 19:36:28 IMHO no. 19:39:04 because the driver is "done" (or at least functionally complete) before the patches are mailed in. 19:45:00 That is what I see happening in FreeBSD's bhyve too of late, but some of the tiny interim patches there don't even compile. 19:47:22 i mean, i can see breaking it up into smaller functional pieces to aid in reviewing, but also a bunch of trivial patches can also be annoying too... 19:49:39 Yes, there has to be a balance somewhere 19:51:48 interim states that don't compile or cause breakage make bisection harder. 19:54:07 amen 21:00:28 this is rule #1 22:44:16 I never realized I depended so much in opengrok, I'll return to cscope in the meantime 23:18:44 [illumos-gate] 16491 netcat should support setting the outgoing and minimum TTL -- Robert Mustacchi 23:18:44 [illumos-gate] 16508 snoop incorrectly prints the IPv6 Traffic Class -- Robert Mustacchi 23:42:48 [illumos-gate] 16352 strftime_l() should be more careful with pointer arithmetic -- Bill Sommerfeld