<zorz>
kh1b: how is your journey with crux so far?
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<remiliascarlet>
Had a massive what the fuck moment with Devuan yesterday. `service php7.4-fpm start` couldn't start the service, even though it was already stopped, and didn't even appear in `top`. Checked the logs, and nothing appeared there at all. Then I did `service php7.4-fpm restart`, and the service was finally running.
<remiliascarlet>
This is the absolute state of modern day Linux!
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<lavaball>
dead, but above 90.
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<zorz>
SiFuh: REAKING: German media reports the country's chief prosecutor has issued arrest warrant for Ukrainian man accused of participating in blowing up Nord Stream gas pipeline
<zorz>
Germans start waking up
<lavaball>
nigger, please/
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<SiFuh>
https://s3.amazonaws.com/i.snag.gy/ZbOhKf.jpg dlcusa I told the guy when making the custom roof racks, not to let the top of the tent sit higher than 230 cm. It is 230.9 cm The ceiling is 231 cm. HAHAHA
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<SiFuh>
zorz: Maximum scale factor of PCP (Per-CPU pageset) batch allocate/free (PCP_BATCH_SCALE_MAX) [5] (NEW)
<SiFuh>
Added to 6.6.46
<farkuhar>
So I finally installed CRUX-MUSL on a more powerful machine, to serve up binary packages and reduce the workload that my underpowered laptop has been carrying. Previously I've opened up an FTP port for pkg-get on the client device, but now I'm considering an NFS mount instead. Any opinions as to which method is better?
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: I use NFS myself. It's a one stop shop for everything.
<zorz>
SiFuh: meaning ?
<farkuhar>
For the NFS mount, I would still be using pkg-get, but pointing to where the remote directory has been mounted. The NFS documentation suggests there might be complications if I export a subdirectory of a partition (/usr/pkgmk/packages), rather than the whole partition (/usr). Has the subtree-versus-whole-volume issue been a problem in any of your experiences with NFS?
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: use it only for ports -u farkuhar
<SiFuh>
You can then set it up to use it a distfile and packages folder
<SiFuh>
All builds still done on the faster machine.
<SiFuh>
I build use to build in RAM on my 64 GB RAM machine
<SiFuh>
Damn it, typing like zorz now
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: yes, the idea is to do all builds on the faster machine. But as far as sharing the built packages, if I went with NFS, I don't want to export the entire /usr partition, just $PKGMK_PACKAGE_DIR. Sharing a subtree was never a problem when I opened an FTP port for pkg-get. But should I be concerned that the NFS documentation warns us about possible complications exporting a subtree?
<SiFuh>
export /usr/ports/packages /usr/ports/distfiles or in a single line /usr/ports/
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: okay, if that line has worked for you, I won't be too concerned about the warnings in the NFS documentation. They're probably exaggerated.
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: pkg-get relies on curl for downloading the built packages. So until curl learns how to speak the rsync protocol, I felt it was more robust to go with FTP.
<zorz>
if it high reduces latency
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: Is there an FTP protocol for pkg-get?
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: The biggest issue with NFS is mounting and umounting I find.
<farkuhar>
Unless I write a pkg-get.conf that points to an NFS mountpoint, and then there's no curl involved. pkg-get will just regard the directory as local, relying on kernel NFS drivers and userspace NFS utilities to obtain the requested files.
<zorz>
SiFuh: shall we make it 7 ?
<SiFuh>
Just make sure you don't configure the /usr/ports/work directory or whereever you built.
<farkuhar>
Alas, NFS will not be a "one stop shop" because my ancient multi-function laser printer, when used as a flatbed scanner, only supports FTP for saving the resulting scans. If it were able to do NFS, I could dispense with running an FTP daemon on the machine that receives the scans.
<SiFuh>
Hmmm
<farkuhar>
Hence my initial motivation for using pkg-get with FTP. As long as I needed to be running an FTP daemon for the sake of the laser printer, I might as well have the same daemon listening for pkg-get requests.
<SiFuh>
Yes
<SiFuh>
lavaball: Wife sent me a video. Guy asks his wife "Do you know women use subtitles on Netflix?" She replied "Maybe we don't understand some words" He replies "No, women just don't know how to listen" HAHAHA
<farkuhar>
There are some firmware updates for this particular multi-function printer, but none of the details for those updates suggest that they would allow the flatbed scanner feature to negotiate NFS connections.
<lavaball>
where are they?
<lavaball>
i want them bitches!
<SiFuh>
What about cups on the machine you are downloading ports too
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: I cups running on the NFS server so everyone can print from anywhere in the house. I never installed it on my main machine as a client. I just /etc/printcap. Not all programs recognise it these days, but it does what I need
<SiFuh>
Oh wait, hold up, I did a reinstall. I am only set up for a line printer at the moment. QT can find cups without a cups client.
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: Any machine on the network that needs to print, has its own cups daemon running. The printer itself is assigned a static IP and happily processes requests over ipp or http. But as far as the flatbed scanner is concerned, it will only initiate transfers by ftp.
<SiFuh>
Ahh, I get the lawyer's office to do that for me
<farkuhar>
Is that the same lawyer who discovered the sloppy language in the will for the Penang house (on Lebuh Berjaya)?
<SiFuh>
No that was me, and then she verified it.
<farkuhar>
lavaball: why would you want bitches who don't know how to listen?
<lavaball>
because i have a stick i can beat them with.
<lavaball>
one you realize that you can just train the real people like a dog it becomes much easier to deal with them.
<lavaball>
once
<SiFuh>
You don't train dogs or even cats by beating them.
<SiFuh>
You just teach them fear and animosity
<lavaball>
you can't tell them what to do either.
<SiFuh>
Can
<lavaball>
so yeah, you are right. training the real people is much more efficient.
<lavaball>
also the ones i'm into like the beatings.
<SiFuh>
You teach them positively to recognise sounds called commands.
<SiFuh>
lavaball: HAHA
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: You know so many people can't believe we saw a crocodile on a suburban road in Penang. They think we or one of us is so lucky.
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: here's an example of NFS support being added to a platform after a long delay, so maybe there's still hope for my multi-function laser printer. https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=148323
<SiFuh>
Ewww IOS
<farkuhar>
From February 2019 to March 2022, that's how long they had to wait for the fix to arrive.
<SiFuh>
I saw ;-)
<farkuhar>
But that fix only applies to VLC. Other file explorer apps on iOS are still limiting their users to SMB, FTP, and WebDAV, so NFS functionality has to be added for each app separately.
<farkuhar>
We can aspire for NFS to be a "one stop shop", but depending on what protocols are spoken by our downstream clients, that aspiration might have to be put on hold for a while.
<SiFuh>
lavaball: I met him in real life at the martial arts store in Caboolture. Attitude Martial Arts. I went in buy shit for me. Saw a the old picture frame was off the wall. And leaning agains the wall was a signed poster. I asked "You got a signed poster?" He said "Yep, he's in the lounge room right now" I walked him. Shook his hand, said hello and went back to buying my stuff
<SiFuh>
It was during that movie... First Strike.
<SiFuh>
walked in*
<lavaball>
i'll allow it.
<SiFuh>
Fuck I am typing more and more like zorz. Fuck you zorzy!
<SiFuh>
Alien: Romulus Release Date: 15 August 2024
<SiFuh>
Maybe I go to see that tonight.
<lavaball>
into the mrna incubator?
<lavaball>
am i the only one who has his priorities straight?
<SiFuh>
They are usually empty here
<SiFuh>
Kids movies and Marvel shit is more popular
<lavaball>
marvel is kids.
<SiFuh>
Marvel
<SiFuh>
Swamp Thing (2019) DC was very good. Shame it was cancelled before first season was released. They still released it though
<SiFuh>
They all got Covid 19 and died from an aggressive plant
<SiFuh>
Wife's been watching John Wick. She found out it was an angry pale faced stick man kills everyone because they killed his dog.
<SiFuh>
lavaball: I went to watch Gran Turismo at the cinema. It was only the wife and I. We could sit anywhere, I could crack open beers without needing to be silent. Illegal but fuck them
<lavaball>
okay.
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<SiFuh>
zorz: I heard strange noises around her car when I was trying to sleep. So I brought her car inside and smashed her car.
<SiFuh>
zorz: I've hidden all evidence to see where her mind leads. I want to study this. I will order the parts and replace for her but it will be funny I think. She has a wild imagination
<SiFuh>
Doesn't matter so much since my plan is to respray her car anyway and the part I broke was already fracturing and falling apart
<SiFuh>
I actually planned to buy the new parts in September
<zorz>
hehehe
<zorz>
SiFuh: you find ways to keep you busy
<SiFuh>
It's game playing
<SiFuh>
zorz: I ain't lying to her. I want to see how far she goes in less than 24 hours.
<SiFuh>
zorz: I plan to see William tomorrow anyway. Hope he has the parts
<zorz>
i think sifuh,,, the var log was nftables,,,, and firefox... is bad boy
<zorz>
google, send only to google... firefox sends to everybody
<zorz>
so unggogled chrome... good trade off
<SiFuh>
zorz: What is wrong?
<SiFuh>
Use a fucking firewall
<zorz>
i deleted the logs.... dont you remember 30 gb logs
<zorz>
i use
<SiFuh>
You are a weirdo
<zorz>
SiFuh: i am ok... i just play around
<SiFuh>
Don't play with google or firefox
<zorz>
now my lext step is nodejs yearn and pulseaudio
<zorz>
as serpente said... alsa
<zorz>
:P
<SiFuh>
You are a weirdo
<zorz>
SiFuh: how many time i told you i need one of this 2
<SiFuh>
Zero
<zorz>
metamask wallet hello
<SiFuh>
Because you make a shit all the time and think we know what the fuck youa re talking about.
<zorz>
this is correct
<zorz>
SiFuh: do you have a tmux.conf ?
<SiFuh>
No but I have tmux configs all over the place.
<zorz>
never used before, because of tiling wm, but now i open tor and i do proxychains4 tmux.... its quite handy, all tmux connections pass through the tor
<SiFuh>
You know I RTFM
<SiFuh>
Maybe you should try?
<zorz>
so far i found only this set -g mouse on
<zorz>
hehehe
<zorz>
and i scroll up
<SiFuh>
That is all you read?
<zorz>
i was busy to to scroll up check any leaks... i did not have
<SiFuh>
Away from zorz!
<zorz>
I will go on strike!
<zorz>
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
<zorz>
last night the other boy came here
<SiFuh>
The world will love it because stuff with get done.
<zorz>
kh1b whats his nickname
<zorz>
but did not talk
<farkuhar>
zorz: sure, go on strike. Unless your employer is Elon Musk, in which case it will just get you fired.
<zorz>
farkuhar: meant go on strike from #crux-social hehe
<zorz>
farkuhar: what i manage to do right now, pkgrm librsvg last thing that needed rust compiler-rt and bullshit
<zorz>
revdep showed ffmpeg, swayimg,,, recompile them and now i am officialy rust & go free
<zorz>
i also managed to pkgrm nodejs, yarn and language servers.
<farkuhar>
zorz: It sounds like you're going on strike from rust & go. I doubt you'll be able to break the habit of showing up in this channel to boast about your latest accomplishments.
<zorz>
farkuhar: wanna bet
<zorz>
:)
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