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@linveo I have now built an image for NetBSD 11.0 RC1
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And talking about NetBSD, we now have an RC1 for NetBSD 11
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ftp on NetBSD finally gets sane defaults, showing huge improvements in file transfer speeds: 322734471 bytes retrieved in 00:14 (21.49 MiB/s) vs. 322734471 bytes retrieved in 03:28 (1.47 MiB/s) see PR #59865 for all the details - basically, I was …
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(Quote) ps ax | fgrep tmux 1344 ? Is 0:00.04 tmux: server (/tmp/tmux-1000/mbtiles) (tmux) 1511 ? Ss 0:04.05 tmux: server (/tmp/tmux-1000/haiku) (tmux)10845 ? Is 0:02.20 tmux: server (/tmp/tmux-1000/clang) (tmux) that gives s…
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(Quote) Don't think that actually helps. Maybe I wasn't entirely clear about what I am worried about. Not so much worried about the resource consumption on my own server, but about the server being used in the attack to amplify the (spoofed) traffic…
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(Quote) The ICO is UK-based, so why would anyone outside the UK care about the ICO?
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(Quote) I don't agree with this statement. You only have additional hops if you use an outbound relay or the recipient uses an inbound filter. If you don't want an outbound relay reading your emails, don't use one. And the inbound filter is no diffe…
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(Quote) These IPv6 fixes have now been merged into the Haiku git repository, and are already included in the nightly builds.
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(Quote) Managed to implement some IPv6 fixes for Haiku (using this fine @Hosteroid server to compile Haiku on NetBSD), so it now gets a 10/10 score on test-ipv6.com: (Image)
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39C3: Escaping Containment: A Security Analysis of FreeBSD Jails (Quote)
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(Quote) There is actually a lot more space available, just don't want to add it to the file system if it's not going to be used (as shrinking a file system isn't really possible). That's what's currently assigned to LVM: Total PE 98…
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(Quote) That's done now, this is how is looks now (I haven't assigned all space to partitions): Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail %Cap Mounted on/dev/ld0a 16264494 1487962 13963308 10% /ker…
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(Quote) So now that LVM is working as expected on NetBSD 11, I am tempted to move more stuff onto LVM, but partitioning is a bit of a mess on the server right now. There is still the (now) old Linux installation occupying most the the LVM partition …
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(Quote) Managed to get a minimal Haiku image built that works. Now trying to get my changes merged into Haiku.
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(Quote) The fix for that PR has now been pulled into the NetBSD 11 branch
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Just been trying to build Haiku on NetBSD, and it's mostly working now (after making a few changes to the build)
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Would those be suitable for compiling (CPU intensive tasks over longer periods)?
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(Quote) normal ACPI should be sufficient to handle shutdowns (Quote) disk and RAM usage reporting (that's what Virtualizer seems to use it for) but I guess it can be used to run anything on your VPS (as root)
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(Quote) I noticed the same thing recently. This is really disgusting practice and needs to stop - it's none of the hoster's business what software I want installed on my VPS and how I want it configured! In my case, the hosting provider at least di…
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(Quote) But then the article has this note: (Quote)
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Interesting read: Static Web Hosting on the Intel N150: FreeBSD, SmartOS, NetBSD, OpenBSD and Linux Compared But it doesn't really go into details of the TLS performance difference - is it just because of different versions of OpenSSL (or whatever …
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I usually just use a normal black on white xfce4-terminal on the laptop with a few tabs (and a few windows) open. On the servers I use tmux sessions with this config (as I got way too used to screen before switching to tmux): set -g prefix C-abind …
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(Quote) Yes, it's amazing for the price. I think the only thing that doesn't seem very well supported is the integrated WiFi adapter (it works, but there is lots of additional latency and jitter, even for local network pings), so I am actually using…
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Just a note that the fix for the missing memory barriers in the NetBSD virtio driver has now been pulled into the stable NetBSD branches.
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(Quote) Shouldn't really be an issue, except that it will take a bit longer - it's just copying the file contents. Although maybe just using cp would be better in this case (maybe even with --sparse=always, but be careful to not just copy the symli…
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(Quote) Just saying, as long as a process still has that file open, the file is still there, just not visible any more in the filesystem. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to relink the file into the filesystem again, but you could copy the conten…
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(Quote) That appears to be something that got broken in the NetBSD 11 branch. I have done some analysis and filed PR #59674 Thanks @Hosteroid for the nice server, allowing me to test NetBSD 11.0_BETA.
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Just thought I'd give LVM a try on NetBSD. Note that approximately half of the disk space is used by Debian (most of it on logical volumes - and there is a bit of free space on the volume). NetBSD can actually work with the logical volumes created …
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(Quote) Went for the Chuwi Corebook X 7430U, really seems like amazing value for money, and works absolutely fine under Linux (Ubuntu 25.04 with an updated kernel).
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(Quote) Been pretty busy the past week or so with other stuff - mainly replacing my 10 year old low-end laptop with a shiny new low-end laptop. With a 6.17.0 rc5 Linux kernel, even hibernate seems to work fine now. Other than that, the virtio drive…
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(Quote) I have filed https://gnats.netbsd.org/59618 for this issue, and it already got confirmed.
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I have installed qemu (with nvmm) to run a test NetBSD VM to see if I can reproduce the virtio issue I am seeing on the linveo VPS. I looks like it could be a memory ordering issue in the virtio communication between the guest and the host, as addi…
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(Quote) That's done now - resizing a NetBSD filesystem is always a it fiddly, as you first have to make sure to remove to filesystem journal, then resize the filesystem, and finally re-create the journal again (if you are using wapbl). $ df -kFiles…
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(Quote) I used to be on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 16-Core Processor on kvmtx11, but it seems I am now also on an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X 16-Core Processor (thanks @linveo). Just trying to figure out how reproducible (or common) the issue I am seeing is...
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@Not_Oles did your NetBSD VPS ever lock up (waiting for I/O that never completes)? I am seeing my NetBSD VPS occasionally lock up, and so far it looks like some issue with the virtio block device (either on the NetBSD side or the qemu side). With …
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(Quote) that's something I am planning to do soon.
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(Quote) Yes, lighttpd could be used to start the fastcgi program - but as you say that is limited to running the fastcgi program as the same user as lighttpd, which I try not to do (ideally, I should create a separate user for the fastcgi program - …
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(Quote) Yes, and that's what I am doing for lighttpd itself. The part I am not starting via /etc/rc.d is the FastCGI application - this one doesn't have any of the daemonize/setuid functionality built in, so just using a @reboot cron job is the eas…