00:00:12 https://pastebin.com/syPVp0Bb - did I forget anything critical? 00:01:37 i think that should be enough 00:02:18 thanks. 00:02:30 I'm still going to wait until tomorrow morning to send it, just in case I think of something more :) 00:15:37 thanks for the assist today, it is much appreciated! 16:00:23 ... and email sent. 17:14:53 Curl 8.18 is out with several small CVE fixes. 17:15:15 There we go... 17:26:12 now if only rsyslog would fix their bugs... 17:27:10 didn't someone recently claim they ported syslog-ng? :) 17:30:44 there's a buffer overflow (though it's unclear that it's exploitable.. basically in a corner case, it'll write 1 byte past the end of the buffer, which makes libumem unhappy) 17:31:02 it's on the heap and not the stack 17:31:50 at least 18:11:22 jbk, hopefully that email is what you need to prod Gordon. Let me know if you don't see it. I haven't posted to that list before so I'm just presuming I can. 18:12:04 i didn't see it 18:12:12 are you joined to the list? 18:12:19 hmm. It didn't bounce. 18:12:21 if not, i think it gets held for moderation 18:12:36 (thought not 100% sure, I don't admin them, so not sure how they're configured) 18:12:56 probably not. I'm on omnios-dsicuss but IIRC I never subscribed to illumos-discuss. 18:13:01 though presumably if it is, there's probably someone in here that can release it 18:13:22 * ENOMAD nods 18:13:37 I'm on way too many mailing lists so I tend to shy away from subscribing to more. 18:13:47 the joys of being an allarounder. 20:59:01 Hmm. Does illumos ignore crontabs in /etc/cron.d? I was hoping I could have ansible manage some crontab entries without having to mess with scripts to submit jobs. 20:59:17 (I ask because it seems to be ignoring the test crontab I dropped in there.) 21:00:04 unfortunately, I think /etc/cron.d has that name because /etc/cron was a binary once 21:00:15 so it's not the cron.d you expect, it's just a directory for cron 21:00:22 :( 21:01:18 Is there an official and suggested way of doing what I'm talking about or do I need to write stuff to shove things into root's crontab? 21:01:32 (looks like /etc/cron is still a binary...) 21:03:47 I was really hoping not to 'polute' root's crontab but I guess I can use ansible.builtin.cron to manage this stuff. I just hate messing with distribution stuff like that. 21:04:03 (and it doesn't include comments saying *why* something is there.) 21:17:16 I think your only option is probably doing it the old way :\ 21:17:32 though filing a bug to make it not suck would be good too :) 21:25:30 am I failing again or is there really no ticket for this already in bugs.illumos.org? 21:26:26 ah cool, there is a way to add a comment to the line ansible.builtin.cron writes. 21:51:28 https://www.illumos.org/issues/17811 21:51:29 → FEATURE 17811: RFE: support for /etc/cron.d/specific_support_file (New) 21:51:38 hopefully that makes sense. 21:57:09 ION, is there anyone here who can approve the email I sent to illumos-discuss (presumint it's stuck in moderation and not just lost in the void)? 21:57:15 presuming 23:35:28 i have a branch where i started adding something similar to the smf based scheduling bits in solaris 11.4 (since they seem like they'd be useful) 23:35:32 can't remember what they call it 23:35:56 IIRC, I think I got most of the smf bits, but just need to write the actual restarter/bits to run things 23:40:42 periodic & scheduled services (depending on whether they are run every X hours/minutes/etc or run at a given time) 23:41:44 yeah 23:44:16 sigh, the migration to the new blog system in November lost the authors of posts by previous employees, like https://blogs.oracle.com/solaris/periodic-and-scheduled-services-with-smf 23:46:03 cron jobs with dependencies, rather than remembering everything to pgrep for, sounds lovely