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#NetBSD 11.0 has been branched, and the stabilization process now begins. Pre-release snapshots will be available for users to try soon(tm). This will be the first release with RISC-V, C23, and POSIX 2024 support.
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(Quote) I don't, I just ignore it myself - I am not sure there is a way other than using a script, shell function, or alias to do that. (Quote) Sure, go ahead whenever you have time.
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Comparing the disk speed tests: (Quote) with: (Quote) Is the VM disk I/O just going to the cache instead of directly to the real disk?
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(Quote) But is SkyLink really the problem here? I have a VPS with KTS24 (also hosted at SkyLink) and not seeing any network issues.
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(Quote) Good point - completely missed that! ;)
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(Quote) Maybe you need to do a make first before you do the make install?
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(Quote) Although, not sure if that actually helped. I guess we'd need to get the new stdio.h installed into /usr/include, but that didn't do that yet. Maybe also run make includes in /usr/src/include?
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(Quote) I guess make includes needs to be run in /usr/src/lib (not just /usr/src/lib/libc), maybe even as root as it tries to install the headers as well: $ make includes===> csu===> libagentxcmp -s agentx.h /usr/include/agentx.h || install -…
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(Quote) Looks good to me.
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(Quote) This might be relevant: https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20250717103345 (Quote)
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(Quote) Don't think so, just have set up auto-start for my FastCGI tile server, so that should now also start up after a reboot.
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(Quote) That's interesting - my Europe map is almost BCHS: it runs on OpenBSD, the http backend is written in C++, it uses OpenBSD's httpd, and the map data is actually stored in an SQLite file. I think the OpenBSD hypervisor would be interesting t…
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(Quote) Not sure there is much I can do here - I did post to the OpenBSD mailing list, but haven't seen any reaction to it.
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(Quote) That says: (Quote) Aehh, can a default password ever be secure?
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(Quote) The server once again didn't let me log in via ssh (although it still did respond to pings), so I had to reset it via the console. It did show: hlcs /bsd: pagedaemon: wait_pla deadlock detected! on the console on in dmesg, but seems to ha…
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(Quote) As it's now already Saturday in central Europe (and you are no longer logged into the machine), I have started the tilemaker job. I'll then check on the server in the morning.
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Now that we are running OpenBSD current, I think it's a good time to try running that tilemaker job again that crashed the machine last time. Planning to do that next weekend. @Not_Oles let me know if I should avoid running any disruptive jobs durin…
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(Quote) Can you describe the process of getting the certificate? How long did the audit take, and what did they look at? BTW, can you even get a product certified for ISO 27001? I thought it's usually an organisation that gets certified. And is ISO…
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(Quote) Sorry, never got around to actually adding that to /etc/sysctl.conf - but I have done that now (so should hopefully be fine on the next reboot) Do you want to run sysctl hw.smt=1 to add smt to the running system?
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(Quote) As OpenBSD has quite restrictive limits (in particular, maxproc-cur=128 for the default login class), I'd guess it should be fine (unless you change those limits first or run it as root)
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(Quote) Seems to have finished now.
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(Quote) I have set the login class for the build user to build now and restarted a make build (Quote) At least we should get the OpenBSD build done before switching to anything else.
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(Quote) Just having a look at what make build actually does: hlcs# make -n buildumask 007; exec make do-buildhlcs# make -n do-buildif [[ `id -u` -ne 0 ]]; then echo do-build must be called by root >&2; false; ficd /usr/src/share/mk &&…
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(Quote) Sorry, I meant that just running that llvm-tblgen from the command line worked (but it doesn't seem to work when being run using make) - and I have no idea either why we are seeing that difference.
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Just tried running that command in a normal shell, and that seems to work. BTW, /usr/bin/time -l reports 31.70 real 29.59 user 2.05 sys 1519720 maximum resident set size 3500 average shared memory size 1166415 aver…
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(Quote) Could be another case where the ulimit needs to be adjusted? I have done ulimit -d 25165824 in that tmux session and done another make build BTW, to get all 8 threads, sysctl hw.smt=1 is needed (probably need to add that to /etc/sysctl.con…
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(Quote) Shouldn't the compile steps ideally be done under an unprivileged user, and then only switch to root for make install and reboot?
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(Quote) Sure.
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(Quote) I have also seen those request attacks coming from Chinese networks - the interesting thing with these is that they are all using HTTP/1.1, while most browsers use HTTP/2.0 nowadays. At least for my Python-based web apps, I can pretty easily…
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So the update seems to have overwritten /etc/rc.conf - the main thing that I had changed in there was setting httpd_flags= (from httpd_flags=NO - the old file was backed up in /var/backups/etc_rc.conf.backup). I have made that change again now. @No…
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(Quote) That sounds like a lot of marketing BS.
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(Quote) Can this be clarified, please. To what extent is it allowed to advertise services that are more expensive than the maximum price? I think I have seen something like "see web site for other offers", but also including specific serv…
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My plan here is to fingerprint the request headers (to hopefully tell browsers and bots apart) and delay or potentially block bots based on that.
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I am seeing two kinds of bots: * those that request a page every few seconds - so far they still seem pretty harmless (although annoying) * bots that hit your server at full speed over several concurrent connections (usually using Scrapy) - those a…
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(Quote) Some people do care. And some people also care about Reverse DNS (for IPv4 and IPv6). Also, any ports blocked? Any test IPs (IPv4/IPv6)?
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Actually, I have now added an OpenBSD menu entry in grub (with that chainloader (hd0,msdos3)+1 in /etc/grub.d/40_custom) and set grub to boot that by default (in /etc/default/grub)
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(Quote) In grub, press c and then chainloader (hd0,msdos3)+1boot Edit: There should be a way to add it to the grub menu (maybe even just an update-grub in Debian would do that?)
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Just did the reboot to OpenBSD: (Image)
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(Quote) Sorry, didn't get around to properly adding OpenBSD to grub, but I did mention some time ago how to boot OpenBSD: (Quote)