its just quiet as fuck

Thank you for the news. I'll read into it later.

Recently I like listening to podcasts. It also improves my English listening skills. Are there FreeBSD podcasts that You would recommend? (on a website or as a youtube podcast) (I'm asking about a recommendation. Not about "a podcast" in general, because I did use Internet search engine prior to asking)

Geld check out https://www.bsdnow.tv/

Geld check out https://www.bsdnow.tv/

I just did like 10 minutes ago. Downloaded an episode! Thanks for recommendation. It means it's good then.

Hallo. Want to ask about encrypt. Is it possible to encrypt all mail files in server? So email file cannot be read by any user. Except via email client user related

trying to use libBFD on freebsd but just including the header gets me /usr/local/include/bfd.h:1748:3: error: use of undeclared identifier 'ptr'

/usr/local/include/bfd.h:1745:38: error: expected ')' bfd_set_section_userdata (bfd * abfd ATTRIBUTE_UNUSED, asection * ptr,

im on a thinkpad, hackers choice

Which exactly Thinkpad? I have X220i, and no luck with wi-fi adapter and cardreader(

Which exactly Thinkpad? I have X220i, and no luck with wi-fi adapter and cardreader(

x220 and everything works but the bluetooth adapter

Which exactly Thinkpad? I have X220i, and no luck with wi-fi adapter and cardreader(

x250

x250

Works really everything?

i dont know about bluetooth or modem but yes

i dont know about bluetooth or modem but yes

Ok, thank you!

x220 and everything works but the bluetooth adapter

Nice, but I want it all)

And another question for community, does security updates(freebsd-update) work under Raspberry Pi 3? Because under RPI2 they doesn't.

needed a few things fixed and i just gave up haha

Nice, but I want it all)

Then install Microsoft® Windows® /da bum tsssss/

Lately I fool around with piping. ls | grep "something" And I understand that each line is passed to grep and if it contains" something", then it echo'es that line. Yet there are things that don't work as I would think they should. Like, I'm in my test directory, and I would lile to quickly make a copy of my root (/) directory and creare empty folders with the same names. ls -1 / | mkdir But I get "mkdir: Missing argument" Why? Each line is provided as an argument to mkdir to make a folder, yet it doesn't.

mkdir does not read its arguments from stdin, check out xargs for that

Ok

Wow

Works

mkdir does not read its arguments from stdin, check out xargs for that

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ls -1 / | xargs mkdir

what you must understand about pipes is that they rely on stdin/stdout of each process involved in the pipe. ex: grep "something" file | sed "s/1/2" . here is what will happen: grep and sed are started at the same time. grep will do its things, grep from file with expr "something" and instead of passing its output to stdout of your terminal, it will pass its output in the pipe that will magically transfer this text in the stdin of sed sed will now process with its regexp the text received in the stdin from the pipe hope it's clear

pipe is just a powerful tool to redirect out from a process and piping it in stdin of another process, it's just wonderful

pipe is just a powerful tool to redirect out from a process and piping it in stdin of another process, it's just wonderful

Thanks for explaining

you're very welcome

Well, I wanted to make a copy of / because I was thinking about making a "dummy" copy of linux, something bare minimum, so that I could chroot into it. Apparently just coping everything from /bin doesn't solve it. I would like to make a "jail" or "sandbox" so that it won't affect my system. I'm pretty sure it's possible! I just have to search more!

unfortunately I don't have very much experience with this topic afaik jails let you chroot in a new fbsd environment that is still dependant on the host kernel

I think you should look into bhyve, an hypervisor for fbsd

To run a child shell with another file system as the root file system (assuming that /tmp is the mount point of a file system), enter: mkdir /tmp/bin cp /bin/sh /tmp/bin chroot /tmp sh or chroot /tmp /bin/shCopy This makes the directory name / (slash) refer to the /tmp for the duration of the /bin/sh command. It also makes the original root file system inaccessible. The file system on the /tmp file must contain the standard directories of a root file system. https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.3.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r3.bpxa500/chroot.htm I do that and I still get "no such file or directory"

Ohhhh wait. Its not a mounted fikesystem. Maybe that's why

in order for chroot to work, the destination root must be a mountpoint of an existing filesystem root

I would like to make a "jail" or "sandbox" so that it won't affect my system. I'm pretty sure it's possible! I just have to search more!....jail is one option....or u can try to play with boot environment...tho i prefer jail.....u can make many jails to play around with

I would like to make a "jail" or "sandbox" so that it won't affect my system. I'm pretty sure it's possible! I just have to search more!....jail is one option....or u can try to play with boot environment...tho i prefer jail.....u can make many jails to play around with

Yes, I wanted to make a directory to which I could chroot into, and hide my whole system by "pretending" the chrooted directory is my / And then do other interesting stuff

play around with jails, I think they are what you are searching

play around with jails, I think they are what you are searching

Ok! Thank you all for the hints

np man

So I followed stackoverflow posts. To chroot into a directory, you need lib, lib64 and usr, in your new root directory. I did cp -a /lib newdir/ cp -a /lib64 newdir/ But since my laptop is crap and I only have 2GB of space left, I mounted usr mkdir newdir/usr sudo mount -o bind /usr newdir/usr Then sudo chroot newdir/ And I got Bash-4.4#

I know mounting doesn't really make it a "jail", but once I have more space, I can fool around with it more. So far I'm happy.

I would do rm rf --no-preserve-root / But the /usr is mounted 😁

Right. I thought like... "well, since you start Xorg with startx, then how do you start wayland? Also startx? Since its about a" graphical session"rather than just a program" but no, a quick Qwant serach led me to a reddit topic https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/57lvzl/how_to_start_wayland/ with /u/nicman24 saying: [...] There is no need to startx because the compositor is itself the graphical server (sort of) Got it. Other user /u/K900_ said There's no such thing as "start Wayland", as there's no such program as "Wayland". Wayland is a protocol, and there are multiple Wayland-compatible compositors out there, Plasma's KWin being one of them. You can start a KWin-on-Wayland session with startplasmacompositor [...] Which matches the first quote. #LearningSomethingNewEveryDayOnFreeBSDTelegramGroup

Yes, I wanted to make a directory to which I could chroot into, and hide my whole system by "pretending" the chrooted directory is my / And then do other interesting stuff

Unpack base.tgz

Unpack base.tgz

Brilliant.

Unpack base.tgz

http://ftp10.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/amd64/12.1-RELEASE/ base.txz, that one, right?

Same version as your kernel

Same version as your kernel

Ok.

In theory. IN THEORY. If I have my main system, and I plug, for example FuryBSD(or another version of FreeBSD) that is installed on a USB stick (installed, not live-cd with persistence). With my Xorg not started Can I chroot into the USB stick, and do startx, and use the system on a USB stick just as I would from booting it properly?( So using it without actually booting it) That would be cool! Wow! And even if you guys say it won't work, I'm gonna try it once I'm back home! (in a week). (I'll share my big failure with you all once I have a chance to test it!) Edit: Apparently it IS possible. Great. I'll test it later!

Haha someone said piping? 😂😂

add lolcat ✨ ✨

and head-in option

😭

ego@navi ~> sudo pacman -Ss lolcat [sudo] password for ego: community/lolcat 100.0.0-2 Okay, no unicorns. But rainbows!!

ill do it for you

shit, it depends on 19 ruby related packages

I used termux on Android to send the cow. I use my laptop without Internet.

enjoy, sir

Welcome!

:) hey everybody

welcome

:) hey everybody

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Your AIs still have yo improve.

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Can you give me related link please?

can someone help me? Could not link driver rlm_sql_mysql: Cannot open "/usr/local/lib/freeradius-3.0.20/rlm_sql_mysql.so" Make sure it (and all its dependent libraries!) are in the search path of your system's ld /usr/local/etc/raddb/mods-enabled/sql[20]: Instantiation failed for module "sql"

how i can find this liblary /usr/local/lib/freeradius-3.0.20/rlm_sql_mysql.so

freebsd 12.0 release

oke thanks @Jharked999