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| 433 %k%z005F8712:32%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE nacelle %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F-most- of the time option 121 routes are used supplementally. [PUBLICS] | |
| 434 %k%z005F8712:32%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE nacelle %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fso, while being rc3442 compliant might sound super rad to do, in practice, that rfc is 20 years old and | |
| %U_really_%U need an update. [PUBLICS] | |
| 435 %k%z005F8712:33%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE nacelle %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fthats my spiel [PUBLICS] | |
| 436 %k%z005F8712:34%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE nacelle %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fthe actual technical fix is simple, its deleting a few lines in dhcpleased/engine.c [PUBLICS] | |
| 437 %k%z005F8712:36%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE nacelle %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F%8https://clbin.com/wd86b [PUBLICS] | |
| 438 %k%z005F8712:37%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE nacelle %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F(and maybe adding a routers ignore configuration flag to dhcpleased if it doesnt support that already) [PUBLICS] | |
| 439 %k%z005F8712:45%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE Posterdati %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fhi [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 440 %k%z005F8712:45%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE Posterdati %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fany fix for the syspatch problem yet? [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 441 %k%z005F8712:46%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE mp4 %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F%8https://www.openbsd.org/errata71.html [PUBLICS] | |
| 442 %k%z005F8712:48%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE Posterdati %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fmp4: thanks! [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 443 %k%z200438_�113:08%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE _Posterdati_ %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fnice work for the wifi problem patch :) [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 444 %k%z005F8713:09%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE Posterdati %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F:) [PUBLICS] | |
| 445 %k%z005F8713:26%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE FIlystyn %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fhello [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 446 %k%z005F8713:26%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE FIlystyn %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fwhy do we need, /usr/local/libexec ? [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 447 %k%z005F8713:27%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE FIlystyn %Z005F87%o %Z005F5FI am failing to understand why not use ammmm /usr/local/lib [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 448 %k%z005F8713:30%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE FIlystyn %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fright [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 449 %k%z005F8713:32%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE FIlystyn %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fneed to go, will ask other time [NEVER PUBLICS] | |
| 450 %k%z005F8714:01%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE mp4 %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F.скф [PUBLICS] | |
| 451 %k%z005F8714:03%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE bsandro %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fwhat is "/cra"? :-o [PUBLICS] | |
| 452 %k%z005F8714:06%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE mp4 %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fshort for /crapbuster [PUBLICS] | |
| 453 %k%z005F8714:07%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE mp4 %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F(removes joins,parts,quits,etc from the window) [PUBLICS] | |
| 454 %k%z005F8714:13%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE bsandro %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Foh that's cool! I ended up hiding all that permanently in irssi, maybe should do some toggle as well [PUBLICS] | |
| 455 %k%z005F8715:03%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE km %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fwow, cached pkg_add -u is awesome! [PUBLICS] | |
| 456 %k%z005F8715:03%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE Posterdati %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fhi [PUBLICS] | |
| 457 %k%z005F8715:04%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE Posterdati %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fis anyone interested in running atp emtp on openbsd? [PUBLICS] | |
| 458 %k%z005F8715:22%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5FI'm trying to set default permissions on a directory so that both owner and group have read/write perms [PUBLICS] | |
| 459 %k%z005F8715:22%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fhave seen that `setfacl` would be used on linux, but not part of OpenBSD (at least by default) [PUBLICS] | |
| 460 %k%z005F8715:23%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fthe default permissions? [PUBLICS] | |
| 461 %k%z005F8715:23%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fwondering, is there another expected way to do this? [PUBLICS] | |
| 462 3 %k%z005F8715:23%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fisn't that based on your umask? [PUBLICS] | |
| 463 %k%z005F8715:23%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5FI believe so, yes [PUBLICS] | |
| 464 %k%z005F8715:24%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fbut need just for one directory, rather than per-user [PUBLICS] | |
| 465 %k%z005F8715:25%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Faah [PUBLICS] | |
| 466 %k%z005F8715:25%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fno idea how that's achieved in OpenBSD tbh [PUBLICS] | |
| 467 %k%z005F8715:25%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5F:) [PUBLICS] | |
| 468 %k%z005F8716:17%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE struchu %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fpkg_add speedup is amazing in -current :) [PUBLICS] | |
| 469 %k%z005F8716:24%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5FDamn, have been reading around, and it's really looking like there's no (trivial) way to have files in a given | |
| directory be 664 by default [PUBLICS] | |
| 470 %k%z005F8716:24%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fstruchu, Indeed, it makes me smile every time I run it :D [PUBLICS] 471 %k%z005F8716:25%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Frahl, yeah, i was looking a bit as well without much luck.. the closest thing I could find was sticky-bit.. but | |
| that's not what you want really. [PUBLICS] | |
| 472 %k%z005F8716:26%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Fzelest: thanks for doing that. But yeah, not looking great [PUBLICS] | |
| 473 %k%z005F8716:26%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE rahl %Z005F87%o %Z005F5FI'm currently pondering a cronjob that just occasionally fixes up the files in the directory, but that feels icky | |
| as well [PUBLICS] | |
| 474 %k%z005F8716:30%Z005F87%o%n %k%z005F87%ZEEEEEE zelest %Z005F87%o %Z005F5Frahl, no idea if it's a good solution, but maybe write some hack to ksh that looks for .umask when 'cd' is used | |
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