Month: October 2018
hostmaster@ximalas.info is compromised. Password must be changed
This is all so cute. Scammers don’t bother doing any research at all, but harvest our email addresses and send their junk emails high and low. Scammers usually have no sense of spelling nor grammar, which is the case in the matter at hand. Sorry, I don’t scare so easily.
Read More → hostmaster@ximalas.info is compromised. Password must be changedUpgrading localbase on 13.0-CURRENT using ports-mgmt/synth
I upgraded base from 12.0-ALPHA9 to 13.0-CURRENT (r339639) on a VM today. While preparing for rebuilding localbase, I wiped clean /var/synth/live_packages/{All,Latest}/*, and cleaned the ccache repo stored in /var/cache/ccache. Trouble arose when I ordered ports-mgmt/synth to rebuild some 116 ports according to a specification stored in a local metaport. DEFAULT_VERSION+=ssl=base was being used at the […]
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First attempt at running FreeBSD/amd64 12.0-BETA1
I spent the better part of the weekend upgrading my laptop to 12.0-BETA1. Three hickups has been discovered so far.
Read More → First attempt at running FreeBSD/amd64 12.0-BETA1Somewhat improved iperf3 performance on Chelsio T6225-CR
After upgrading to stable/11, r339418, incorporating the recent commits for cxgbe(4) et al. (r339389, and r339393-r339404), I see a somewhat improved iperf3 performance.
Read More → Somewhat improved iperf3 performance on Chelsio T6225-CRImprovements on ZFS’ scrub speed in r339034
r339034 introduced some improvement in stable/11 when ZFS performs scans, e.g. scrubbing.
Read More → Improvements on ZFS’ scrub speed in r339034