Have you installed the wireless firmware?
http://firmware.openbsd.org/firmware/
int_ingress bandwidth $int_guests max
$int_guests_max flows $bnd_flows qlimit $bnd_qlimit
As experts may already suspect, the listed changed are wild guesses not
understanding the core of the issue.
Any suggestions?
Cheers.
Ben
OpenBSD 6.6 (GENERIC.MP) #7: Thu Mar 12 11:55:22 MDT 2020
> AFAIU, ENOBUFS happens when the NIC transmit queue is full. Have you looked
> at the interface statistics to see if there are many dropped packets? Try,
> e.g.,
>
> $ netstat -ni
NameMtu Network Address Ipkts IfailOpkts
Ofail Colls
lo0 32768
hecked
the value of i.rem; it's always 0. I've made sure that the XCB connection
(represented by xcon) exists.
Has anyone else encountered this error? Thank you in advance.
Ben Raskin.
t no time was I prompted to enter, or given a password. Am I
missing something in terms configuration or cert generation, or have I gotten
everything all wrong? Thank you in advance.
Ben Raskin
Troff.
Ben Raskin.
You could host a repository on Github or other Git provider and edit troff
documents that way (as Git will very easily track changes in basic text files).
Ben Raskin.
The pass program for most UNIX based operating systems
should be available. I'm pretty sure on OpenBSD it's
under a different name, so query for package names
with 'pass' in them.
Ben Raskin.
You don't. Pass is a password manager. It stores passwords for later use.
Ben Raskin.
I may have misunderstoor OPs problem.
Ben Raskin.
written
after sourcing rc.subr, which is what I'm doing.
Am I missing something? Is there anything else I need to set prior to
starting/stopping the rc script? Thank you in advance.
Ben Raskin
>I think you might need a pexp variable, process grep expression to be used b
>y pgrep to determine if the service is running.
I've tried using pexp, the result is the same; I can start the script and
receive the 'tmux(ok)' message, but upon running the '/etc/rc.d/tmux stop'
I receive no messages
>So, if you have edited the script to add a pexp *after* starting
>it, you'll need to remove that /var/run file otherwise it will
>still use the old one or the default.
I've checked the /var/run file for the script name and pexp, and everything was
in place; I made sure to first change the pexp va
ibraries listed in the ldd command output to the /var/www
directory for proper chrooting, and still getaddrinfo doesn't work.
Has anyone experienced this before and is there a possible solution? Thank you
in advance.
Ben Raskin.
>My guess would be your chroot does not contain a etc/resolv.conf
>and/ro etc/hosts file and you do not have a resolver running on
>127.0.0.1
Thank you, Otto!
Upon moving /etc/resolv.conf file to the chrooted directory I was able to call
getaddrinfo and receive the associated IP from the domain
if the computers
being powered off at the time of the DHCPv6 lease update is triggering
the panic and I think I might test this by only enabling IPv6 on em5
and vlan[0-3] which are connected to my wireless AP is always on.
I would be happy to provide any other relevant info that I may have
omi
to the
talkd daemon, however talk still refuses to work:
ntalk dgram udp waitroot/usr/libexec/ntalkd ntalkd
Am I missing something? Does anyone else have this issue? Thank you in
advance.
Ben Raskin.
I verified the output of rcctl and inetd is running.
Ben Raskin.
x27;m not attempting to talk to another user on a different host, I'm
attempting to contact a local user, which I'm assuming will not pose
any issues.
Ben Raskin.
> Do you have a correct entry with the machine hostname (full hostname(1)
> output) in /etc/hosts?
I don't. What should the entry look like? Should the hostname point to
0.0.0.0?
Ben Raskin.
I've set my hostname to point to 127.0.0.1 and I still receive the
same error. I tried with and without the domain information.
Is there a log for talkd or inetd? I've attempted to use the -d
flag for inetd however I receive no error messages or warnings.
Ben Raskin.
a possibility this too can confuse talk.
Adding `lookup bind file` to resolv.conf solved the issue. Thank you,
Zeljko.
Ben Raskin.
Thank you, Steve. I was able to get talk to work
by properly configuring /etc/resolve.conf as well
as the hosts file.
Ben Raskin.
not being created.
Am I missing something? Is this exclusive to doas? Thank you in
advance.
Ben Raskin.
Hello, Raf;
After creating the doas log file I was able to syslog was able to write
messages to the file. I read the man page for newsyslog and have
configured it for the doas log. Thank you for you help.
Ben Raskin.
}
However upon navigating to the designated url and entering the password I
receive the same prompt again and again. I generated the password using
htpasswd(1) and am storing it in the passwds file in the root of my chroot. Am
I missing something? Has anyone else encountered this problem? Thank you in
advance.
Ben Raskin.
welcome to the club
D Ryzen 5 3400G Processor
- Asus Prime B550M-A/CSM Motherboard
- Radeon RX 580 POLARIS10 GPU
Has anyone else experience any issues with like this? Is there still no support
for polaris GPUs? Thank you in advance.
Ben Raskin
nd I couldn't find any relevant information.
Ben Raskin
it still didn't work.
I'm going to try and expose the machine via SSH, wait for the system to go to
sleep and stop waking up the monitor and try and access it to see whether or
not it's just Xenodm or the whole machine.
I'll also try using xset as mentioned in a previous email.
Ben Raskin
>Did you see Jordan's reply?
Yes, I did. My keyboard is also non-responsive after the monitor goes off, so
CTRL-ALT-F* is not an option.
Ben Raskin
, I don't get two gitdaemon(ok) messages
(one for stopping one for starting), and when checking the pid the process has
not restarted.
Am I missing somthing in my script or is it just an issue with git? Thank you
in advance.
Ben Raskin
>The original version of this script installed by the port contains
>rc_reload=NO and also uses a very different pexp.
I checked out the original rc script, and it works. Why didn't my pexp var work
for the script? The term should match the process, and yet the daemon was still
running?
>Without looking too far, check what pgrep gives. My first suspicion is
>the initial space in your 'daemon_flags'.
Why does daemon_flags not permit spaces? rc.subr(8) has no information on
including or lack of whitespace in daemon_flags.
I used a Thinkpad 13 2nd Gen with OpenBSD. Everything worked as expected, all
the function keys worked, no problems with power management.
I'm willing to bet that most modern Thinkpads can handle OpenBSD. There might
be models that don't support OpenBSD but they're few and far
al. Take a look at xenodm(1)
for setting the autologin option.
Ben Raskin
You need to select MBR instead of GPT
Ben Raskin
>no response to my serious question
>and only reply some shit i explain
Because we are not obligated to respond to your tantrums.
Ben Raskin
>another person angry
>oh i sorry
>what a community
I'm glad you're sorry. Next time don't take your anger out on a mailing list.
Ben Raskin
>linux has better community they have at least forum
>arch linux has large user base
>and i got friends on it
Good for you. Why don't you go pester them over on their forums rather than
shit-posting here.
Ben Raskin
>up to now
>two hours left
>still no answer
Alright listen here you cock weasel; get the fuck off the mailing list.
Everyone is sick of seeing you in their inbox. Be a dick elsewhere.
Ben Raskin
On behalf of everyone in the mailing list
I apologize for my language, I shouldn't have stooped to Olive's level and sent
that to the mailing list.
However I believe that if Olive thinks they have the right to berate this
mailing list on how selfish we are then we have a right to tell them off for it
in a similar tone and demea
; /etc/syslog.conf has some examples in the comments.
Ben Raskin
how much?
q
ou in advance.
Ben Raskin
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Hello, Alex;
Try compiling lighthttpd by hand from the ports tree with
debug flags and run it with ktrace to see what's happening.
I'd recommend switching to the builtin httpd if the problem
persists.
Ben Raskin
bang is both a
vi and ex command, where as s is an ex command only. The closest you
can get to executing the same replacement via a vi command is using the
& command which operates on one line.
Ben Raskin
the following commands work correctly to configure my ipv6 tunnel from
tunnelbroker.net:
ifconfig gif0 tunnel 66.92.16.106 72.52.104.74
ifconfig gif0 inet6 alias 2001:470:1f04:16f::2 2001:470:1f04:16f::1
prefixlen 128
route -n add -inet6 default 2001:470:1f04:16f::1
but when i try to tra
ge -inet6 default -ifp gif0
>
>
> where server-gif0 is an address from my /64 in /etc/hosts.
this has done the trick. Thanks!
Ben
>
> // marc
I have an OpenBSD box at my office, it's hooked up to a cable modem
and does NAT.
We had a DSL modem put in yesterday that we want to use for certain
users or certain ports or if the cable dies.
In order to properly NAT out on the ADSL link I know I can use a pf
rule with route-to but I'm wonder
I have two ISPs on two nics on my router/firewall and I use some
route-to rules to make traffic nat out on a specific interface and
gateway. Similar to the set-up described here:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html#outgoing
Instead of using route-to, can I set up a second route (eg: route -T
Also, I forgot that NAT happens before filtering. That makes what I'm
trying to do here more complicated if not impossible.
Maybe I should just use route-to :-)
Hi,
I'm having some trouble getting a chained ssl certificate from Comodo
working with hoststated.
Chained certificates aren't mentioned in the hoststated man pages but
the usual way to do it when the application doesn't let you specify an
intermediary and/or a CA cert is to add the chain to the
On 08/08/07, ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm wondering if there's a way to specify an intermediary and root
> cert with hoststated.
There wasn't, but it was very easy to fix.
--- relay.c.orig Thu Aug 9 10:35:07 2007
+++ relay.c Thu Aug 9 10:14
Hi,
I want to interconnect two distant OpenBSD 3.9 gateways using ipsecctl(8).
Both gateways are connected with in-kernel pppoe(4).
Both ipsec.conf(5) will use the default settings (esp, sha2-256 and aes-256).
I don't use NFS.
I've hard time to figure the best configuration for pf's max-mss :
-
ll keep state
pass in on sk0 all keep state
pass out quick on sk0 from any to {samba server}keep state pass out quick on
sk0 from any to {windows fileservers} keep state pass out quick on sk1 from
any to {windows fileservers, redundant} keep state pass out quick on sk0
from any to {another box that traffic to needs to not be filtered} keep
state pass out quick on sk1 from any to {same box as above) keep state
Thanks for any help,
Ben
ll keep state
pass in on sk0 all keep state
pass out quick on sk0 from any to {samba server}keep state pass out quick on
sk0 from any to {windows fileservers} keep state pass out quick on sk1 from
any to {windows fileservers, redundant} keep state pass out quick on sk0
from any to {another box that traffic to needs to not be filtered} keep
state pass out quick on sk1 from any to {same box as above) keep state
Thanks for any help,
Ben
I'm using a pf to round-robin redirect incoming requests (in this case
http) to a pf address pool.
I'm using pf to perform redirection in this situation instead of using
a proxy specifically to avoid the source addresses in the log files as
being that of the proxy server. I'm aware of tools that
I'm attempting to configure pf in a way similar to what is described here:
http://openbsd.org/faq/pf/rdr.html#rdrnat
The main difference is I want to do this with a single interface and I
want to use it as a load balancing solution. Using rdr to redirect
across a pool of web servers and using nat
Actually, I did end up getting it to work. The rules I ended up using
although expressed differently are pretty much the same as the ones in
my previous email. I think I might have made a mistake testing the
configuration and it was probably working the entire time.
These are the "final" rules I
I just spent more time than I would have liked to searching for info
on providing HA/LB via CARP (and possibly other tools) for individual
services (such as http) rather than IP addresses. I was surprised to
find just about nothing on the topic since it seems like something
people would want to us
Can we really assume that sizeof(char) is 1 ?
RCS file: /cvs/src/lib/libc/stdio/fgetln.3,v
retrieving revision 1.15
diff -r1.15 fgetln.3
137c137
< if ((lbuf = malloc(len + 1)) == NULL)
---
> if ((lbuf = malloc( sizeof(char) * (len + 1))) ==
NULL)
<[EMAI
ccmd.exe -f 0=192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 -n ESP[3DES,SHA] -t
public_ip_address_of_bsd -a PRESHARE:"password" -1s 3DES-SHA-2
echo part 1 finished
c:\ipsec\ipseccmd.exe -f 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0=0 -n ESP[3DES,SHA] -t
windows_xp_ipaddress -a PRESHARE:"password" -1s 3DES-SHA-2 echo finished
If there's another (easier?) way to do this, I'm open to any help.
Cheers,
Ben
time.) The only things changed are the IPs to protect the not so innocent.
Off to bang my head against a wall for a bit.
Ben
(and no, there are no firewalls currently installed on the test XP box, I
want to get it to work there before running into the old, does this work
with this software firewall problem on my personal laptop)
I deployed two changes in my PF config.
(1) Bigger Queue
I rearranged some queues and gave the queue holding the DNS traffic more
bandwidth and a higher qlimit on the affected interface.
bnd_flows = "1024"
bnd_qlimit = "1024"
guest_local = "850M"
queue guest_local parent guest_root bandwidth $
> Is there somewhere to get higher resolution OpenBSD artwork?
>
> I see the stuff on the website, and it's great, but on my 8k screen it's
> kind of like a postage stamp in the middle.
>
> Do higher Res copies exist somewhere? Can they be made available?
Scale to your needs.
Cheers
Ben
ering if the computers being powered
off at the time of the DHCPv6 lease update is triggering the panic and I
think I might test this by only enabling IPv6 on em5 and vlan[0-3] which
are connected to my wireless AP is always on.
I would be happy to provide any other relevant info that
ering if the computers being powered
off at the time of the DHCPv6 lease update is triggering the panic and I
think I might test this by only enabling IPv6 on em5 and vlan[0-3] which
are connected to my wireless AP is always on.
I would be happy to provide any other relevant info that
On 1/4/2020 5:46 PM, Ben Lee wrote:
Hi,
I have an amd64 system that I am using as a router/firewall for my home
network running OpenBSD 6.6-stable with the latest syspatches. I have
been running it without problems in an IPv4-only configuration.
Recently, I decided I wanted to experiment
This laptop has 2 x Samsung 128 GB SSD drives and a RAID controller
which reports as "Intel Rapid Storage Technology (Option ROM version
11.0.0.1339)".
OpenBSD 5.7, 5.8 and current (20160125) installers each report
"Available disks are: None".
Available system BIOS settings (XHCI Mode, Execute Bi
Paul, thanks for the patch. It worked!
Jonathan, thanks for fixing the model identifier in CVS.
Christian and Stuart, my Vaio (model and BIOS versions earlier in
thread) does not have any BIOS setting for non-RAID mode. The Intel
storage controller BIOS only allows the two 128 GB drives to be
con
On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 5:19 AM, Tinker wrote:
> 1) I need some SSD storage but don't like that it could break together - I
> mean, a bug in your system will feed your SSD at full bandwidth for ~7h-7
> days, it's completely fried - that's not OK, so putting a "redundance layer"
> in the from of an
that it is simply not possible to somehow
> limit the rate of UDP connections with PF, am I right here?
Would it help to queue the UDP traffic and limit the bandwidth of the queue?
Regards
Ben
Greetings, all!
Patrick Wildt has set up a PayPal pool to raise funds to purchase an M1 Mac
mini so he can start porting OpenBSD to the platform. If you’d like to be able
to run OpenBSD on an M1 system, now would be a great time to throw some pennies
his way.
The donation link: https://paypal.
2, 2020, at 2:59 PM, Ben Goren wrote:
> Greetings, all!
>
> Patrick Wildt has set up a PayPal pool to raise funds to purchase an M1 Mac
> mini so he can start porting OpenBSD to the platform. If you’d like to be
> able to run OpenBSD on an M1 system, now would be a great time to thr
the extraction of the sets, but managed to
boot into 7.5. Now /usr ist at 105% capacity due to df.
I assume, this is not supposed to happen? Is this a issue specific to my
setup? Or should /usr simply have more space?
Looking forward for some help.
Cheers
Ben
Thanks for your answers. I will prepare the reinstall based on your
suggestions.
Cheers
Ben
ing
the power button on the printer. So it seems that the issue is not
connecting to the printer, but how I am invoking lpr ... maybe?
What am I overlooking?
- Ben
[1] https://www.brother-usa.com/products/hll2350dw
RY_P1 service option,
which I found documented in a Brother Network Users Manual[1] after
reading your mail, so thank you for suggesting that. However, trying
this was unsuccessful for me, so I'm afraid I'm still stuck.
- Ben
[1]
https://www.brother-usa.com/virdata/content/en-
;t know if it will make a
difference -- is connecting to the printer via WiFi Direct. This
doesn't seem to be a connection issue though. I'm on the verge of just
trying CUPS, although it seems to be much bemoaned.
Thanks again.
- Ben
he two samples I've tried were generated with man and
enscript. I can open them both fine with ghostscript and zathura.
- Ben
to
simply buy a printer that speaks PostScript. Recommendations welcome.
- Ben
[1] https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2017-July/277994.html
[2] https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/port-for-brother-printer-drivers.78393/
kage (((facepalm))).
So I'll amend my report:
Brother HL-L2350DW works fine with cups and brlaser
Thanks all for the kind help.
- Ben
an interesting discussion of this very problem:
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sys/doc/lexnames.html
On Jan 12, 2009, at 2:44 PM, Philip Guenther wrote:
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Rudi Ludwig wrote:
On Monday 12 January 2009 20:38:03 Philip Guenther wrote:
When the shell is starte
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 01:05:17PM -0200, Marcos Laufer wrote:
> Dear Friedrich,
>
> We offer dedicated servers at ipv4.net
> If you are interested let me know
Does ipv4.net offer ipv6?
On Mon, Mar 02, 2009 at 03:08:48PM -0800, new_guy wrote:
> Just a suggestion.
You got chewed out by Theo. Just print that out and frame it. It's
kind of like a signature.
My Supermicro X10SRi-F system has a 10Zig V1200-QH card [1] for PCoIP
delivery of USB keyboard, mouse and video. The OpenBSD 6.0 release boot>
prompt responds, but keyboard ceases by the install prompt. A dmesg
produced after installing using IPMI Serial over LAN is below.
The keyboard operates OK
27;m given "init has
died, signal 0 exit 0" or something nearly identical to this. There are no
further useful debug messages and my keyboard becomes unresponsive on the
debugging prompt or the kernel locks up or something, so I can't do more
there.
Thanks for your time.
-Ben
=== On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:02 AM, Ben Dibell
=== wrote:
===> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the source for init, but I
===> can't seem to locate the magic that makes /sbin/init the approved init.
===> I'm porting my init system Epoch to BSD for p
=== "Ben Dibell" wrote:
===
===> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the
source for init, but I
===> can't seem to locate the magic that
makes /sbin/init the approved init.
===> I'm porting my init
system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd
Ye gods, I just noticed how bad my last message was formatted. My apologies.
to be exactly what
I (not anyone else) wanted in an init system, after all.
Again, thanks for your help everyone.
-Ben
I just installed 4.5 yesterday from install45.iso on an old Dell
Precision laptop. dmesg here:
http://trumpetpower.com/pub/dmesg.boot
I unpacked source from the tarballs and did ``cvs -q up -rOPENBSD_4_5 -
PAd''
A new kernel built, installed, and booted just fine. However, every
time I
On 2009 May 18, at 4:27 PM, Philip Guenther wrote:
> On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Ben Goren
> wrote:
> ...
>> A new kernel built, installed, and booted just fine. However, every
>> time I try to do a make build, it bombs out in the exact same spot.
>> I've r
I can confirm: make build fails if the umask is set to 077, succeeds
if set to 022.
Cheers,
b&
[demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type application/pkcs7-signature which
had a name of smime.p7s]
I'm trying to set up my first wireless network, with less than stellar
success.
dmesg here: http://trumpetpower.com/pub/dmesg.boot
$ ifconfig rum0
rum0: flags=8943 mtu
1500
lladdr 00:0e:3b:0e:88:81
priority: 0
groups: wlan
media: IEEE802.11 autoselect hosta
On 2009 May 30, at 7:03 AM, Jason Dixon wrote:
> On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 06:48:59AM -0700, Ben Goren wrote:
>> I'm trying to set up my first wireless network, with less than
>> stellar
>> success.
>
> You need to narrow your spectrum of diagnosis. Start rul
On 2009 May 30, at 5:05 PM, Gilles Chehade wrote:
> On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 08:01:49PM -0400, Aaron W. Hsu wrote:
>> Hello SMTPD Gurus,
>>
>> I have noticed some TLS based authentication stuff in the
>> smtpd.conf(5)
>> man page. I don't see more details about how it works, though. How
>> far al
On 2009 May 31, at 2:53 PM, Fred Crowson wrote:
> How is your iMac getting its IP address?
When I manually set up the IP address (etc.) for the iMac, I get
several seconds of connectivity before the link goes dead. That
doesn't seem to be enough time to get a DHCP lease, though I do have
dh
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