<3 your name, too, btw :-)

I gived it up. Linux is now there where GhostBSD was before. Sorry. Guys

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Is that why the FreeBSD server was down?

Ok

Hi:) has anyone done dual boot with Win 10 ?

i have

i have

Did it work without issues ?

i select boot partition from BIOS bootmenu because i don't install any bootmanager, FreeBSD from GPT boots ok, windows too

Hi @ all ! I want too escape too the Bsd family ^^

I matured with windows. Leans Linux and it cannot bring me what i want.

I have an thinkpad w500 Sitz fingerprint Sensor. So i want too install the original freebsd with an dm that works with it. Should i use sddm or gdm3 ? I also would prefer wayland instead of xorg . what do you think ?

Greetings from germany

afaik....drm works with intel card....11, 12 n 13...sddm is lighter....wayland is not really supported yet in freebsd....but if u wanna try it....then used kde

Intel cpu and want to use ati gpu

X would be ok... But in Linux there was always problems with HD Video streaming

Except opensuse i use now

Intel cpu and want to use ati gpu

i x use ati, afaik...it is also supported...

Thx for sharing

Thx for sharing

👌

<luxh> https://www.sudo.ws/alerts/minus_1_uid.html

<luxh> i don't use sudo but you guys might

not using sudo

i prefer doas....

Personally I prefer access rules, logging and rpc. Anything that can help me get away without direct root access.

Tcpmux still working like charm.

Guten Abend 👋😉

Nice

Decided to build a tiny noVNC VirtualBox FreeBSD VM because I was bored at work

is that a mac....n whats the resolution....

is that a mac....n whats the resolution....

That's a Macbook Pro 2019 Retina something with i5 and 16GB RAM. The VM that the noVNC running in the browser connects to is just a small VirtualBox VM. The VNC session is 1280x800, the Macbook has an external monitor connected to it that has 2560x1440 resolution.

Basically the noVNC session connects to the same machine it runs on (said VM).

does anyone know about some bug with delay pools on squid 4.8_1 freebsd 12?

delay pools doesn’t work for me after upgrade squid package to 4.7_1 on 3.5 works fine

my squid it’s compiled with —enable-delay-pools

and no error present

any idea please?

any idea please?

I have no idea. My apologies.

This is awesome

it look like its in good condition....seem new

any idea please?

sorry...cant help u on that too

I have no idea. My apologies.

thanks anyway

sorry...cant help u on that too

thanks to you too

thanks to you too

pls try the foru.....maybe u might have luck...

forum

forum

no much information about that issue with squid delay_pools

well maybe i need to roolback to squid3-3.5.28_3, i can’t find any solution

thanks everybody

Nice

Fefe, nice

Is there a trivially simple process supervise program in FreeBSD that I can use to circumvent having to deal with PID-files while *NOT* ending up using something as complex as systemd? ;-)

I actually consider runit right now

Well, eh, numerous things.

There's a deamon.

It's in the base, so u can try using it right away.

If you need something more esoteric you try hitting ports, supervisord and fsc are first two that came up to mind.

Also, you can go serviceless, noone superseded inetd yet. I'm personally using it to start sshd and was laughing at sshd issues in 2014.

I totally don't 😉 I actually found out that my understanding of rc.d was mostly correct and that my daemon was behaving weirdly

Well not fully, I still have some problems with understanding dependencies in rc.d, but that might just be some other issue

It's a bit difficult to handle, as noVNC doesn't write a PID-file and you can't easily determine the PID of the python interpreter and need to also start another program (tigervnc server) that has to run, etc. yada yada

Another possibility I see is the "daemon" program.

Runit is a nice init system. Voidlinux uses it and it boots really fast

Runit is a nice init system. Voidlinux uses it and it boots really fast

The good thing is that you can use it perfectly well as an additional daemon starter on FreeBSD, too

I mean quite frankly, considering what runit actually does, how dramatically simple it is, how insanely easy it is to integrate new services (it's often a 3 liner to do that with runit), and how fast Void boots (it's often much faster than anything systemd and doesn't annoy you with stupid systemd specific things) it's totally reasonable to point that out, especially in a FreeBSD chat 😉

The good thing is that you can use it perfectly well as an additional daemon starter on FreeBSD, too

I wouldn’t want additional, may get backlash but wish I could use it instead of bsd init

I wouldn’t want additional, may get backlash but wish I could use it instead of bsd init

But why? It's just another process your classical init starts and it works just fine.

runit-2.1.2_3 Service supervision tools compatible with DJB daemontools runit-faster-2.1.3.4 Runit based init replacement for FreeBSD

Anyone a clue what runit-faster is?

I wouldn’t want additional, may get backlash but wish I could use it instead of bsd init

I think you can use it as a sysvinit replacement easily

FWIW I solved my yesterdays problem with rc.d by installing runit - configuring it literally took less than 2min. Rebooted, everything worked absolutely fine.

The scripts that I trigger from runit both have 3 lines.

Runit as a addon to rc.d, not replacement for init right?