I think that's pretty much the best place

Just curious when the updated version of tar (issue_id=17015) will ship?

I'm patching all my OmniOS hosts at the end of the month and it would be great if the new binary were included.

nomad: illumos#17010?

17015 is unrelated to tar.

→ BUG 17010: tar creates corrupt archives for large files with ACLs (New) | code.illumos.org/c/illumos-gate/+/3938

sorry, missed that was "prev_issue"

I was trying to be less noisy and made an error instead.

I think it's just waiting for jclulow to write up final testing notes on the ticket and submit.

*submit it.

Yes, sorry, I'll try and get to it this week

many thanks

oh that a thread i pulled on... trying to fix some k&r in here...

[illumos-gate] 17225 nightly inside make -w misfilters directory messages -- Bill Sommerfeld <sommerfeld⊙ho>

sommerfeld: are you hoping that some day we can enable -w by default?

(I am, I'm just wondering about you)

I think it would be worthwhile.

Would enable writing a postprocessor for mail_msg that shows an actionable amount of context around a compile error.

that's exactly why I want it too (with the add-on that M-x compile gets it)

Something broke the pinging subnet IPs via Tailscale, but ssh works. Ipfilter is disabled. Do you have any idea what could be the culprit?

nahamu: this sounds like your kind of thing :)

I didn't even know you could ping the subnet

I'm not even sure right now what the subnet would be

I have seen ipfilter "mysteriously" get in action sometimes, so it is good idea to double check if it is indeed disabled (svcadm enable ipfilter; svcadm disable ipfilter)

I usually list the rules it thinks it is to check that, rather than the service

szilard: can you elaborate? Is this a zone acting as a subnet router? as an exit node?

if anything, the problem might be that you turned off ipfilter.

my exit node zone has ipfilter enabled and a NAT rule in place.

blog.shalman.org/tailscale-for-illumos has my notes.

(but use newer bits, not the ancient binaries that might still be linked from there)

I have a sparse zone running tailscale. It is act as a subnet router through i can access the lan from aboard.

Pinging lan adresses from aboard used to work, but not anymore for some reason. Ipfilter is disabled, so i assume it is not the firewall.

I'll describe the situation tomorrow in details, i am too sleepiy now. Sorry.

If you need NAT to be enabled for the thing to work, the ipfilter service needs to be _enabled_

are the unref'd files in cmd/bhyve still valuable?

hrm...

in fact: tsoome, if you didn't yet, you should run findunref ('f' in NIGHTLY_OPTIONS)

see what you can clean up sparc-removal wise

I actually did

tsoome: (probably will also flag up i386 stuff that needs excepting)

if you did that second bit, send me that bit of the diff? :)

the find(1) man page example 3 suggests that 'SCCS' shouldn't appear in the output (esp in conjunction with Example 4), but that doesn't seem to be the case (at least with a directory name that isn't SCCS)

but then it doesn't seem to let you combine that

um ok this build clone is not around any more, apparently need to run it again....

there's also it looks like a bunch of perfmon data, and 1 locale (ISO8859-8)

Ah, yeah. We should add perfmon to the exception list for now.

It's for things that are present but the tooling doesn't support.

So I'd rather not remove it to keep syncing it easy-ish.

yeah, I was just shooting for an updating exception list I don't have to create myself

or file bugs for :)

the most important thing we don't seem to except is contrib/

(I'm cleaning up my own recent mistakes, but everyone elses, and mine from the past, are getting in the way)

or hrm..

jbk: seems to be working as advertised for me..

apropos of github pull request discussion on developer@, i realized i'm not sure where i'd find the source (if anywhere) for illumos.org

"Get the source" links to github twice, and github is listed above gerrit in "Other Resources"