Re: pair(4) question

Am 24.03.2025 00:24 schrieb Diana Eichert: Am I missing something or is this the only way to automatically bring up a pair(4) patch? find /etc -name '*.pair*' -print -exec cat {} \; /etc/hostname.pair0 rdomain 0 group pair lladdr 00:00:C0:44:44:00 group and lladdr is optional inet 10.1.1.

Re: OpenBSD openssl s_client

On Sun, Mar 23, 2025 at 01:38:49PM -0600, Diana Eichert wrote: > I moved on to try to use "openssl s_client" with same ""route -T xx > exec" , this didn't > work because I discovered OpenBSD version of openssl s_client does not support > -bind switch. Is this intentional or did the developers not

Re: apcupsd - compiling new kernel and syspatch

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion, but I do have a USB keyboard/mouse on the system. Cheers, Steve W. On 3/23/2025 9:49 AM, Chaz Kettleson wrote: On Sun, Mar 23, 2025 at 08:14:56AM -0700, Steve Williams wrote: Hi, I am trying to get apcupsd working on my OpenBSD 7.6 box. Using the standard dri

pair(4) question

Another question. I used pair(4) to create a point to point connection into a different rdomain from rdomain 0. I followed the man page and everything worked as expected. ( That is it worked once I discovered the typo that kept it from working for 6 days of banging my head on the wall ;-) ) The

apcupsd - compiling new kernel and syspatch

Hi, I am trying to get apcupsd working on my OpenBSD 7.6 box. Using the standard drivers (upd0 at uhidev0), sysctl hw.sensors is returning data.  (Full dmesg to follow) mini# sysctl hw.sensors     hw.sensors.cpu0.temp0=46.00 degC     hw.sensors.cpu0.frequency0=25.00 Hz     hw.sensors

bin group and blocking network executables

Dear Colleagues, If you are well, I am well. First, I would like to know why we have the bin group. Said differently, how did we decide that some files should belong to bin group rather than wheel group? Second, I became interested in the bin group because I wanted to block practically all netwo