11:18 <ppetrov^> hey guys... I do not see any ports at https://crux.nu/portdb/

11:25 <SiFuh_> ppetrov^: Heh, oh well. You try here for now I guess https://crux.ninja/portdb/

11:26 <SiFuh_> https://crux.ninja/portdb/port/ppetrov/hyphy/ <-- ppetrov^

11:29 <ppetrov^> yep

11:29 <ppetrov^> WARN ppetrov/hyphy ............ junk file found:

11:30 <ppetrov^> I actually want to keep these

11:30 <SiFuh_> Do you need it?

11:30 <SiFuh_> Okay, no worries

11:30 <ppetrov^> also in PAML there are a bunch of readmes that I keep

11:30 <ppetrov^> and geneconv even packs documentation explicitly

11:31 <SiFuh_> Could alwas rename it ;-)

11:32 <ppetrov^> heh, i like having things organized, but I will probably not bother to rename the readmes, just to make prtverify happy

11:33 <SiFuh_> Rename it to "This_is_not_a_junk_file-README.md"

11:33 <ppetrov^> it will still spit out a warning

11:34 <SiFuh_> prtverify_is_full_of_shit-README.txt

11:34 <ppetrov^> maybe CHECKME.md

11:34 <ppetrov^> prtverify is pretty neat

11:36 <SiFuh_> Yeah it runs just before I git push anything

12:35 <farkuhar> SiFuh_: now that you have a replacement hard disk, how will you be doing backups? Any experience using hard-linking and rsync as described here, http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots ?

12:37 <SiFuh_> I have a backup script

12:39 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: https://dpaste.com/DUHJM8VCV.txt I use this

12:40 <ukky> I am using rsnapshot package, which does backups via rsync and hard links: source=(https://rsnapshot.org/downloads/rsnapshot-$version.tar.gz)

12:40 <SiFuh_> I have been using rsync since 2001 ;-)

12:41 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: I have to manually run the script because both my disk and the backup drive are encrypted

12:42 <farkuhar> SiFuh_: oh, that might explain why you didn't have a backup more recent than April.

12:43 <SiFuh_> Yeah. Maybe I will write a script to send my user an email to remind me to back up more frequently

12:57 <SiFuh_> echo "Done a backup yet?" | mailx -s "Weekly Backup" sifuh

12:57 <SiFuh_> Midnight Sunday should be fine

13:00 <farkuhar> A few days ago beerman asked if it was a good idea to include nvme-cli on the ISO. That might be useful, in case anyone is replacing a dying hard disk and wants to avoid the SATA connector.

13:01 <SiFuh_> I tend to agree

13:01 <SiFuh_> I have had to download ParrotOS just use the SSD tool kit to prepare a disk for encrypting.

13:02 <farkuhar> I don't have the hardware to play around with nvme-cli myself, but I'd be interested if I see another good deal like the one I stumbled upon yesterday (2TB for 100USD).

13:02 <SiFuh_> https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/memory-storage/solid-state-drives/870-qvo-sata-iii-2-5-ssd-8tb-mz-77q8t0b-am/

13:03 <SiFuh_> I have two of these at 8TB each for my external drives

13:36 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: also added a line to my script to leave a text file on the backup drive with the date of the last backup.

14:11 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: allegro: marked unmaintained

14:11 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: allegro4: dropped stale dependencies libidn, xorg-libxxf86dga

14:11 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: atanks: marked unmaintained

14:11 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: physfs: clean up dependencies

14:11 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: sdl_sound: clean up dependencies

16:06 <ukky> SiFuh_: Are you using HW or SW encryption for your drives? I use cryptsetup, but am curious if it is possible to use HW encryption. Is HW encryption available for HDD/SSD?

16:27 <jaeger> Fixed the portdb, it was hanging on a specific repo. I'll need to add an exception handler for that.

17:37 <r0ni> i have tested building xfce 4.18 on x86 and it is working (though there are various footprint fails throughout install) I've yet to turn it into a real crux repo but i'm getting there

17:47 <jaeger> Nice

17:47 <jaeger> There's no actively updated xfce repo currently, right?

17:49 <r0ni> no

17:49 <r0ni> it died at 4.15, there was a 4.16 repo but its been taken down

17:51 <r0ni> i've yet to work out the rest of the suite, but the desktop is building and runs and i've done a bunch of plugins etc so far

17:51 <r0ni> i can't get rust to build on x86 tho

17:52 <r0ni> but i'm not worried about that one, was a dep along the way, but i just skipped it and used rustup

17:53 <r0ni> funny tho, i can build a rust arm64 package, but not x86 lol

18:43 <SiFuh_> ukky: For CRUX I use cryptsetup.

18:43 <jaeger> I usually have a built rust package at https://crux.ninja/tmp/ if you want to use that

18:44 <SiFuh_> ukky: Unless it is opensource, I am not a fan of hardware encryption

18:57 <ukky> do you know if WD Passport portable HDD uses proprietary SW to implement/use their HW encryption? If I am not mistaken that WD Passport (or similar model name) supports HW encryption.

18:59 <SiFuh_> Not sure, but if it ain't opensource, I care not touch or trust it. HW or SW

19:00 <SiFuh_> Although I do use a yubikey for some things

21:28 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: libvirt-python: updated to version 9.5.0

21:28 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: libvirt: updated to version 9.5.0