ten considering building something like this, as it wouldn't be
much more than a set of basic CRUD pages.
Never got around to even starting it, though, as I'm both short on time
and uncertain if anyone would make use of it.
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if bozohttpd is good enough for what you are doing, you will be safe
enough with a mere A-minus rating. If you really need an A or A-plus,
there's always nginx.
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omplicated and annoying.
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200933580-What-cipher-suites-does-Cloudflare-use-for-SSL-
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software. This spares the expense of writing custom drivers.
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Is there a mode, or some other utility/combination of commands, to get
the output of 'pkg_admin audit' in a machine-readable way - something
like CSV/JSON/etc?
A regular expression should be able to do it, but I'm hoping there's
some format intended to be scripted.
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were enough answer any remaining questions.
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most of the benefits of a container, but
ultimately, it's just a toy.
> All this said though I would note that perhaps re-engineering the whole
> network stack in the netgraph way (perhaps directly using netgraph[1]),
> provides some form of "virtualization" for network things in a clean and
> structured way.
>
> [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netgraph
>
Haven't run into Netgraph before, I'd have to read up on it. Thanks for
the link.
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I can
tarball them up and move to a different server with ease; or completely
reinstall a new major version of NetBSD and run the same chroots without
modification.
Jails would turn my chroots into true containers.
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this particular point, which may or may not be within
scope of jails:
https://wiki.netbsd.org/projects/project/virtual_network_stacks/
- Some way to set per-chroot resource limits would be helpful. I can
manipulate ulimits, but that is basically driving screws with a hammer.
It's simply the wrong tool.
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of other operating
systems have had the ability for a decade or more.
And yes, I have looked into curtain mode. It's interesting but does not
do this.
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spicious.)
Is there anything in the contract I could use to fight this? I don't
know. It's dozens of pages long and written in a way only a lawyer can
understand it.
There are no other choices for internet access in my area.
Again, I'd prefer to run my own resolvers, but can't justify the
expense.
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ap VM's from whomever, with DNS over TLS
between my home network and personal resolvers. This way only the
authoritative services know.
If there was a way to share hosting costs with a small to medium number
of other users, it would be worth it. But for just myself I concluded
it wasn't.
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rvers out there won't support DNS
over TLS - plus you'll need to bring up/down so many secured
connections it simply won't perform well even if the authoritative
servers did support TLS.
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gh disk space. This feature would make it effectively
impossible to delete anything quickly, which would have wrecked that
system.
If you want to get a file back in fast and simple way, use something
like ZFS and 'cp' it out of an old snapshot.
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used
unix-like OS, by far; the fact I am reading NetBSD mailing lists should
say the rest. :)
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very
> > valuable.
>
> In git, commits are not final
As a long time SVN user trying to stay out of this discussion... I give
up. This partial sentence broke my willpower.
...if it's not final, why is it called a "commit"?
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mail server hostname. Servers also have PTR
records that match the hostname. SPF records are simply "v=spf1 mx
-all".
Getting DKIM/DMARC working is a TODO item.
There's not lot of volume outbound, but I've never had delivery
issues to GMail, AOL, outlook.com, etc.
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On Tue, 6 Apr 2021 20:16:25 +0200
Martin Husemann wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 06, 2021 at 06:11:52PM -, Christos Zoulas wrote:
> > In article <20210406163302.gj6...@mail.duskware.de>,
> > Martin Husemann wrote:
> > >On Tue, Apr 06, 2021 at 12:29:31PM -0400, Aa
On Tue, 06 Apr 2021 12:46:59 -0400
Brad Spencer wrote:
>
> As the risk of drawing abuse, perhaps.. does RUMP count??
>
As someone who tried to implement a container system with RUMP ...
probably not for what the original poster probably wants to do.
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all there is. The kernel simply doesn't have any other way to
isolate processes at the time.
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idence that the Nintento Switch uses UPnP.
I can't rule out I was doing something wrong, but eventually I just
turned off UPnP altogether.
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processes in different PID namespaces are also sharing the same
filesystem. I can't think of a use case for that (Not that there isn't
one :)
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o take a moment to complain about the name of this
device. Searching for "network configuration" and "Switch" ... it's
simply not helpful. Nintendo's marketing department made life harder
for us.
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gic workarounds to get multiuser
without human attention?
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On Sun, 30 Oct 2022 16:54:34 -0700
Andy Ruhl wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 30, 2022 at 2:18 PM Aaron B. wrote:
> There used to be a way to build a kernel with a hardcoded NFS root
> option. I dug around in evbarm and aarch64 and didn't see something
> familiar to me (from like 15 year
, built in 1997. It
was heavily used when I first got the disk in 2004, and I ran it 24x7
from at least 2009 if not earlier. I believe it would still work if I
happened to turn that computer back on.
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a full month now with no issues.
Kernel boots from the SD card, root filesystem is from NFS. I'm not any
video output; console is via serial port.
The board has been reliable. I strongly recommend putting a small
heatsink on the SOC.
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ny success several years ago. Old - but reliable -
AMD APU hardware, any VM I tried would crash immediately on startup. I
don't remember the exact error at this point but something about being
unable to map memory, I think.
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'cd9660'
mount -t cd9660 /dev/cd0a /mnt
..and then look at the files in /mnt.
Please note it's been so long since I've done this there may be
mistakes in these example commands.
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