What are the pros? "Midnight department 3am" colos and desktops?

I'm wondering too

It's to annoying

Hello, please help me find out where I can ask questions about packets that I've caputured with wireshark? About protocols, and prots, how to get know witch application is generating specific traffic on local machine. Thank you

Hello, please help me find out where I can ask questions about packets that I've caputured with wireshark? About protocols, and prots, how to get know witch application is generating specific traffic on local machine. Thank you

etherape will show you the protocal used and who sends ant t who.

Hello , one question

which is .......

In FreeBSD 13 zoom web client works audio very well. But screen si black

Screen black :/

I don't have zoom so idk

Zoom on Linux uses ALSA in a strange way, as far as I've heard, thus it doesn't work with Linuxulator

Ok. Thanks for answer

In FreeBSD 13 zoom web client works audio very well. But screen si black

Have you tried running it from the browser?

Yes , i running from Firefox 93

Same result?

Yep

Hmm. Maybe chromium makes a difference idk

I only use Zoom on the job laptop and it runs fine under Linux web with Firefox

Chorium don't permite choose default mic

Chorium don't permite choose default mic

Ahh, sad

silly me thinking the other guy don't have his web cam on.

silly me thinking the other guy don't have his web cam on.

(: definitely

(: definitely

me being silly or the cam ?

so what the pkg name for that zoom ,, all i got was a screen magnifier

me being silly or the cam ?

The cam, no offense intended oc

The cam, no offense intended oc

I was wondering what Linuxulator was. emulator? why? w/ /compat/linux.

ABI translator

hello, pls help, what is the number in ls -l output straight to the right after group

it's like root wheel 65

what is 65 here

is it bits?

or bytes, what is it?

or bytes, what is it?

Bytes

Bytes

Thanks

hello, pls help, what is the number in ls -l output straight to the right after group

use ls -lh to get human readable format

Hello. Where I can read about ssh-ing to freebsd and using 2FA (+ ssh key). Searching the internet didn't give me good results.

Hello. Where I can read about ssh-ing to freebsd and using 2FA (+ ssh key). Searching the internet didn't give me good results.

How so? I find a few https://www.dan.me.uk/blog/2017/11/11/add-google-authenticator-style-2fa-two-factor-auth-to-freebsd-ssh/

This one looks promissing. Thank you very much!

Have fun mate

hey guys

Bye Bye Debian; Hello FreeBSD

It looks like I got freebsd on my server now and I am playing with it. Can anyone tell me. for root where I should make zshrc?

man says /etc/zshrc but I think it's not working. zsh is not recognizing it

/usr/local/etc/zshrc

Thanks @krond

Though you might consider against switching root shell. You generally not using it except when changing configuration or updating, so sticking to system one is safer.

what system one?

I don't get it.

also should I make a zdotdir for root and make a separate or should I just do changes in /usr/local/etc/zshrc

It's not recommended to change shell for root

why?

you can just enter zsh with zsh command

also wtf I already did change :(

but why it is not recommended?

man says /etc/zshrc but I think it's not working. zsh is not recognizing it

all your third party software configs will reside in /usr/local/etc

why?

In single user mode, /usr/local/bin may not be available, thus no shell for root

oh

I think it's in FAQ or handbook or something similiar

@JackieMe thanks so If I change it back to sh .. this will get fixed

@JackieMe What page can you give me » I am trying to find some freebsd server guides on docs but can't find any

for zsh config file, just create ~/.zshrc for every user you wanna use zsh

yeah @JackieMe that will solve the issue.

Is there any other threat of changing shell on root?

@JackieMe What page can you give me » I am trying to find some freebsd server guides on docs but can't find any

I am pretty new to BSD too, I've started to use FreeBSD just about a month now.

@JackieMe oh it's fine then

I used freebsd on desktop.

why?

because the default root shell has been tested pretty well, you might encounter side-effects if you switch shells for root if you want to execute commands as root while still retaining your fav shell, use sudo or doas

I am pretty new to BSD too, I've started to use FreeBSD just about a month now.

You're not new in that case

Bye Bye Debian; Hello FreeBSD

what was wrong with debian?

@JackieMe oh it's fine then

You can start by read relevant sections in handbook and FAQ, articles on FreeBSD.org. I found them helpful for new users like mysllf.

what was wrong with debian?

nothing just trying freebsd I have low resources and I think freebsd is more simple to understand

nothing just trying freebsd I have low resources and I think freebsd is more simple to understand

> "more simple to understand" Linux, home, at least before systemd fucked everything up

well I am typing on a Debian laptop right now talking to you. and my old laptop is running FreeBSD back at home.

> "more simple to understand" Linux, home, at least before systemd fucked everything up

debian looks like a mess after trying freebsd

and I am way pass the phase when I use this distro/system and say the other/others are garbage

debian looks like a mess after trying freebsd

Linux is, the base system is multiple projects glued together With BSDs you get a well thought out and structured base system that mostly comes from the same people

But from a desktop view, you have to install many other softwares, you never just use a vanilla BSD.

Hi all! Could you help me with postgresql upgrade to v13? OS version: FreeBSD 12.2-RELEASE-p7 GENERIC amd64 PostgreSQL migration: 12.8 -> 13.4_1 I do all operations like as /usr/ports/UPDATING. But as result I have an error: FATAL: could not open collator for locale "und": U_FILE_ACCESS_ERROR STATEMENT: SELECT pg_import_system_collations('pg_catalog'); It happens under root after: su -l postgres -c "/usr/local/bin/initdb --encoding=utf-8 --lc-collate=C -D /var/db/postgres/data13 -U postgres"

As far as I know, the Loader lets you select/enter a pathname for the shell you want to use in Single-User mode, which defaults to /bin/sh

hey guys, I was setting up my email on freebsd and some other services like mumble irc bouncer. and instead of irc.domain.com I just used domain.com same for mumble. I think it's fine because the the services are on different ports. But what about email? do I need to make mail.domain.com ? or I can just use domain.com with imap and smtp ports ?

tldr; why do we need subdomains when services run on different ports