Posts by mischa@bsd.network
(DIR) Post #9h1vG9yR9Sxk1pm35k by mischa@bsd.network
2019-03-22T06:38:29Z
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It’s alive!https://www.openrsync.org#OpenBSD #RUNBSD #openryncThank you @kristapsdz !
(DIR) Post #9hh6j09YGcfTvFEQ64 by mischa@bsd.network
2019-04-07T08:06:40Z
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Let me know your vi magic and I will include it on https://why-vi.rocks#vi #cli Running on: #OpenBSD #vmm #vmd
(DIR) Post #9hvykmhzL8BCXe4qtU by mischa@bsd.network
2019-04-18T14:09:11Z
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Anybody who can recommend a good shell scripting book?Bonus points when there is no mention of bash.
(DIR) Post #9i1mOr8MAmhBOUwoKG by mischa@bsd.network
2019-04-21T08:27:03Z
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How do people generate pdf files from the command line these days? I am trying to figure out a lightweight way to create invoices and send them as pdf.lowdown -> mandoc seems to do everything I need, except it looks a little nerdy to send an invoice as manual page. :)
(DIR) Post #9k8pWbxBFgCzPKDvPM by mischa@bsd.network
2019-06-23T12:17:02Z
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@tedu is there still a way to keep the user environment when using doas? I understand by default it makes a lot of sense not to ... but it can be useful at times. :)
(DIR) Post #9lrmFnJo6YlxY2rkzA by mischa@bsd.network
2019-08-14T05:01:33Z
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@stevelord do you need more diskspace?
(DIR) Post #9lrx0g0G7Tne0oiTQ0 by mischa@bsd.network
2019-08-14T07:02:07Z
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@stevelord ok, let me know when you do. :)
(DIR) Post #9nNhYhLy52XULEnj6W by mischa@bsd.network
2019-09-28T07:25:53Z
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#EuroBSDCon2020 in a nutshell2019-11-01: Travel grant application opens2020-01-21: Travel grant application closes2020-02-15: CFP opens2020-05-24: CFP closes2020-06-08: Registration opens2020-09-09: Registration closes2020-09-17 - 20: EuroBSDCon 2020 Vienna#RUNBSD
(DIR) Post #9pswQkjlksERftDW3U by mischa@bsd.network
2019-12-12T08:49:45Z
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What do people use to do DNSSEC key rollover these days. I am planning to start hosting a couple of domains on nsd with DNSSEC, but the roll-over isn't vert clear yet.
(DIR) Post #9pt3En6VpRntDf69Fw by mischa@bsd.network
2019-12-12T10:43:04Z
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@jpmens I do... the ldns-utils are needed. Have a (ldnsd-) signed zone coming out of NSD at the moment, for shits and giggles. Will have a look. Thanx
(DIR) Post #9pt3Eo0WTCbg1NIsYi by mischa@bsd.network
2019-12-12T10:56:40Z
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@jpmens what do you mean with don't roll at all?
(DIR) Post #9pt6Ja9LifeqLwOwSG by mischa@bsd.network
2019-12-12T11:35:41Z
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@jpmens got it! will stick with re-signing with ldns-utils at the moment. Much gracias senior!
(DIR) Post #9pt6Jtn2hJhLGY7PSi by mischa@bsd.network
2019-12-12T11:20:26Z
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@jpmens just resign the zone?
(DIR) Post #9vi86crRBaqjN8aIfA by mischa@bsd.network
2020-06-03T14:45:33Z
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The great @ogmaconnect is now running a OpenBSD Networking tutorial on vBSDCan 2020.https://www.bsdcan.org/2020/stream2.php#OpenBSD #RUNBSD
(DIR) Post #9xHsdrI8HbulFoVU6C by mischa@bsd.network
2020-07-20T18:15:50Z
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@brnrd you mean it’s not over?! Are you saying nothing has changed? And there isn’t a vaccine yet? How can this be! 🤯
(DIR) Post #9y3dBPh0HFjOebfHsW by mischa@bsd.network
2020-08-12T19:19:18Z
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@buf what do you normally code in?
(DIR) Post #9y3dBSF6nQCUYxdYJc by mischa@bsd.network
2020-08-12T19:31:58Z
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@buf lol. I liked Python2 more than Python3, so moved my scripting back to Perl, as it’s in base. I still have C on my todo list. Really wish I started to learn C years ago.
(DIR) Post #9y3dBUhtdMPsCp7ZSq by mischa@bsd.network
2020-08-12T20:19:39Z
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@buf the whole *nix suite as well indeed, depending what is needed. I treat my own code as completely obfuscated. :)
(DIR) Post #9y3dBWu1TFIx10oHdw by mischa@bsd.network
2020-08-12T20:35:19Z
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@buf agreed! Even your own! :))
(DIR) Post #A0I5CNkJW6Wa8UNzn6 by mischa@bsd.network
2020-10-18T15:40:30Z
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The wait is over! #OpenBSD 6.8 is here! https://openbsd.org/68.html#RUNBSD