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mod6:
openbsd requires gmake to be in the stator.sh, not make.
mod6: <+gernika> mod6 stator with mods for
OpenBSD. Blockheight=168000 << if it's a problem in block 168`001, i'm sure we hit this problem in february. but it should be resolved with openssl 1.0.1g.
gernika: mod6 stator with mods for
OpenBSD. Blockheight=168000
gernika: For any interested: using phf's patch with a few mods for amd64 I have successfully built stator on
OpenBSD.
mod6: <+phf> apparently gcc doesn't always include all the necessary pthread bits (not just
openbsd but other unixes), which results in segfault on launch << on my obsd 5.6 on x86-64 that's the same problem i kept running into; segfault at execution time.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> phf: you may be the first to achieve
openbsd build! consider posting recipe << please do!
phf: apparently gcc doesn't always include all the necessary pthread bits (not just
openbsd but other unixes), which results in segfault on launch
phf:
OpenBSD 5.6 GENERIC#274 i386; -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 5.0M Jul 4 02:34 bitcoind; bitcoind: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1, for
OpenBSD, statically linked, stripped
phf: so stator builds and syncs on
openbsd 5.6 i386
phf: ha, stator build on
openbsd i386
assbot: Logged on 29-06-2015 04:05:44; *: BingoBoingo will likely attempt stator build on
OpenBSD soon
BingoBoingo spent some time dicking around with it when did
OpenBSD 0.7.2 -ish build
pete_dushenski: in other news, i finally installed
openbsd on my edgerouter !
BingoBoingo confesses, my attraction to
OpenBSD is for the easy configuration and handholding
mod6: <+trinque> mod6: what's the desired result, you pop a livecd in and it installs as well as
openbsd or debian does? << well, something like that. you pop-in LiveCD, follow The Foundation's ``Guide'' through the chroot process, using hardened uclibc, whatever packages we think are required to build the R.I.
trinque: mod6: what's the desired result, you pop a livecd in and it installs as well as
openbsd or debian does?
decimation: I do admit that when I've tried
openbsd I've been impressed by the presence of actual documentation
mod6: im still not sure why we're not taking a hard look at
openbsd trinque: hilarious for anyone to be lecturing
openbsd on the subj
BingoBoingo: custom OpenSSL malloc and its impenatrability is why
OpenBSD forked LibreSSL
BingoBoingo: Seriously. Demanded fans every ~14-16 months on nigbuntu and nao wants to move to a 6 month schedule on
OpenBSD justJanne: Read the report on OpenSEL by the
OpenBSD guys. It's a whole new level of WTF
mircea_popescu: "Anonymous (not verified)
OpenBSD still exists? Too bad. The world would be better without security fanboys in general. There is more to the world than security."
BingoBoingo:
OpenBSD though is at its weirdest reading Loper-OS and it is recognized as C coders trying to make the safest Unix they can
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Bob Beck the
OpenBSd fundraiser. Sginify though was different person, tedu
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Nah,
OpenBSD has "signify" uses NACL based thing
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski> BingoBoingo think qntra would be a suitable platform for trinque's
openbsd router guide ? << Would require consulting with the other equity partners on deciding if we will do how-to's or how to do them
pete_dushenski: i'm currently working on installing
openbsd on an edgerouter and will publish my own guide once completed.
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo think qntra would be a suitable platform for trinque's
openbsd router guide ?
BingoBoingo: Well, not a feature of
OpenBSD, but their culture
BingoBoingo: <williamdunne> Any chance of a writeup on it? << A distinct feature of
OpenBSD is that outside of the man pages much of the best documentation is still produced on dead trees
trinque: so I made an
openbsd home router, and as far as I can tell it's actually doing its job
BingoBoingo needs to see if minecraft client will work on
OpenBSD for him
BingoBoingo: williamdunne: Also I worked so hard to chop together a kind of Bitcoin that works on
OpenBSD decimation: yeah, apparently the
openbsd folks feel they can't, somehow
decimation: I don't see any updates on the
openbsd octeon port
decimation: mircea_popescu: did you see
openbsd 5.7 has a new
http server that supports cgi
BingoBoingo: Oh, look at this OpenSSH change: "sshd(8): UseDNS now defaults to 'no'. Configurations that match against the client host name (via sshd_config(5) or authorized_keys) may need to re-enable it or convert to matching against addresses."
http://www.openbsd.org/57.html BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Indeed.
OpenBSD is GCC based and still weird on devices. Also generally weird.
BingoBoingo: They've got an
OpenBSD, OpenSMTP, OpenNTP, OpenSSH, They might as well stick OpenSSL with finding a new front and themselves keep LibreSSL for confusion and lulz
mod6: sorry was just messing with my
openbsd wifi
pete_dushenski: mebbe the 12-core mac pro, booted with danielpbarron's
openbsd hack, will be our "muscle computer" in 30 years
mircea_popescu: "That's why I decided to make a "deblobbed" version of
OpenBSD."
danielpbarron: if you're used to debian,
OpenBSD isn't such a jarring experience
assbot: Logged on 02-04-2015 16:34:58; jurov: even
openbsd prefers to maintain racks of obsolete hardware to running emulators
trinque: this seems to be why
openbsd just has chroot, bsd has fancy jails or whatever, and now linux has Containerz (TM)
nubbins`: jurov
openbsd keeps a room of shit hardware because it's expected to run on that shit hardware in the real world
jurov: even
openbsd prefers to maintain racks of obsolete hardware to running emulators
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: I know
openbsd has a plan for governance post-Theo. The exact plans are opaque to me. It would be abberant for Beck to naturally outlive Theo, but... known unknown
assbot: Logged on 02-04-2015 02:00:00; BingoBoingo:
OpenBSD has been nice to me, but weird compared to linux and as a point that displeases MP poor fundraiser Bob Beck is in their WoT
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
OpenBSD does not have a working ada in its ports that I could discover
decimation: my issue with
openbsd is relatively poor hardware support
BingoBoingo:
OpenBSD has been nice to me, but weird compared to linux and as a point that displeases MP poor fundraiser Bob Beck is in their WoT
BingoBoingo: trinque: Best contrast I can find to
OpenBSD. Gentoo is pure (theoretical)Linus-linux. Slowaris and
OpenBSD are both... different
BingoBoingo: <trinque> that imo is the killer feature << Portage seems too much a user friendly feature for
OpenBSD. They have features, but avoid the kind that attract users with "easy"
BingoBoingo: trinque> anyone ever tried portage on
openbsd? << port are supported and pkg_src are supported porting portage to my knowledge is a work in progress or abandonware
trinque: anyone ever tried portage on
openbsd?
BingoBoingo: <mod6> You think that gentoo would be better than
openbsd? << Not better, just vastly different targets
BingoBoingo: mod6: Sure. Gentoo is still at its heart Linux. As best as I can tell having lived with it as sole OS for a few months
OpenBSD compared to linux is more of an exotica like HP/UX or Slowaris.
mod6: You think that gentoo would be better than
openbsd?
thestringpuller: I really need to run
OpenBSD soon just to start learning it.
BingoBoingo: <mod6> asciilifeform: huh. im not sure what'd that be. i did a lot of testing on amd64, ever saw that error. i did see something similar just now though on
openbsd, but i suspect that something totally different because, well,
openbsd. << I'll go on the record as saying
OpenBSD should not be considered "gold standard" unix in the way gentoo is.
OpenBSD goes way out of its way to prevent user from hanging self.
mod6: the build im trying to work through on
openbsd uses like (I can't remember off the top of my head) 4.2.x or something
mod6: asciilifeform: huh. im not sure what'd that be. i did a lot of testing on amd64, ever saw that error. i did see something similar just now though on
openbsd, but i suspect that something totally different because, well,
openbsd.
nubbins`: <+ascii_field> a virginal gentoo box is imho presently the gold standard of non-retarded computing (at least on linux. could argue with
openbsd, etc) <<< if anyone reading this is at all interested in playing with .foundation releases going forward, i'd strongly encourage they fire up a VM and actually go through a fresh gentoo install. official guides are well-written and if you can't handle this step, you're not ready for monkey-football
ascii_field: a virginal gentoo box is imho presently the gold standard of non-retarded computing (at least on linux. could argue with
openbsd, etc)
BingoBoingo: <mod6> good deal. im excited about a hardened version of bitcoin to run on obsd! << Just remember on obsd libressl is an option. Libressl v 2.0 syncs plays much nicer with the built in
OpenBSD memory protections than OpenSSL does, those changes were the reason they forked.