Hi ports@
I don't have access to openbsd tacacs boxes and switches anymore, so I can't
really test this.
Maybe Daniel could take over maintainer as he'll be the last one to touch this?
:-)
JV
Hello Pavel, ports,
contacting you as a maintainer of kibana, logstash and elasticsearch;
Does kibana still work for you in OpenBSD 7.1?
I was able to get it running on OpenBSD 7.0 by hardcoding node version
(10.x->12.22.6) in /usr/local/kibana/package.json, but same trick stopped
working
Hello ports@,
I've got computers of various vintage running OpenBSD and I'd like to
get a better idea what kind of workload could the machine handle
compared to others.
I came across package called ubench, but it behaves weird on these AMD CPUs:
- cpu0: AMD GX-217GA SOC with Radeon(tm) HD
Hello Stuart, ports@,
latest isc-bind on OpenBSD 6.7 caught me off-guard with upgrading, as
CWD now must be writeable or it doesn't start at all. (there's a note on
packge install, but I missed it on package upgrade)
clean isc-bind on clean new OpenBSD 6.7 install still doesn't come up,
as it
Hi,
tac_plus compiles and runs fine on octeon too. (Edge Router Lite,
-current)
Tested slightly with py_tacacs_plus.
Encrypted and cleartext logins work, and authentication both to syslog
and dedicated file.
jvl
On Fri, May 24, 2019 at 01:49:29PM +0200, Ampie Niemand wrote:
> This does the
gt; switches already connected.
> privdrop (_tacacs) fine.
>
> I will add some changes to example files provided by Jan Vlach, for pointing
> out how to use tac_plus on the fly on OpenBSD.(like features available with
> and without privdrop / etc).
>
> Also should be nice
s) fine.
>
> I will add some changes to example files provided by Jan Vlach, for pointing
> out how to use tac_plus on the fly on OpenBSD.(like features available with
> and without privdrop / etc).
>
> Also should be nice sent patches upstream. Jan Vlach, what do you th
Hi Gleydson,
thank you for getting in touch! I'm running it in production, so yes,
taking maintainer is ok.
I haven't tried to rebuild with 6.5 yet, that's on my TODO list though.
Could do that in next few days for both 6.5 and -current.
Thank you,
Jan
On Mon, May 20, 2019 at 04:55:33PM
Hello Daniel,
thank you for feedback.
Please see updated port:
- port is now flavored for python 2 and 3
- make test passes for both pythons
- managed version conflict, so both flavors could be installed
alongside
- incorporated your comments below.
Is this OK?
Thank you,
Jan
>
Hello Stuart,
thank you for fixing and feedback on the tacacs+ port. I've learned a lot here.
Sorry for late response, I was missing some commmands in accounting log
and command denies were not enforced properly and I needed to find out
why. I was missing part of config on the catalyst side, so
> Hi Rafael,
>
> Builds fine on 6.4-current i386 running in VMM VM on 6.4-current amd64.
> Tomorrow I will have access to real i386 laptop with Pentium 4. I could
> test there too.
>
> Have build libmusicbrainz and colobot packages that seem to use/require
> cmake.
>
> Jan
Hello Rafael,
as
Hello ports@
this is py-tacacs_plus python module / standalone tacacs+ client. It
could speak with the new tacacs+ power based on shrubbery.net's
implementation.
basic usage/syntax is here:
https://github.com/ansible/tacacs_plus/
py-tacacs_plus.tar.gz
Description: application/tar-gz
Hi,
this is NEW port of tacacs+ based on the version from people at
shrubbery.net (as hinted in net/tacacs+ in attic)
* I've patched out tac_pwd, so it is not being built. It just
segfaults, can generate md5 and des passwords. encrypt(1) is better
choice to get supported hash.
*
On Sat, Oct 20, 2018 at 10:56:35PM +0200, Rafael Sadowski wrote:
> Hi All.
>
> Please find below diff to update cmake to the latest stable version. The
> last time it failed on i386 so it would be great if someone could build
> it on i386 and report to me/ports@. Please ignore the wrong CVS tags,
Thank you for the port Anthony!
Compiles and runs fine on 6.3-stable on amd64.
There is a bug in the 20180203 tag though: When you pause the game, you
can sell 10% of your fuel indefinitely and the level of your ship's tank
does not change. (i.e. infinite money)
I've asked around on pioneer
Hello openbsd-ports,
I'm trying to move away from surf towards surf2 on my Asus EeePC, but surf2
segfaults on right at start. Deleting ~/.surf does not help.
$ surf2
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
--->8---
(gdb) backtrace
#0 L1 () at /usr/src/lib/libc/arch/i386/string/strchr.S:16
#1
Hi Jan,
I believe 7z (p7zip package) can uncompress *zip files too. Give it a
shot.
Jan
On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 06:33:17PM +0100, Jan Stary wrote:
> I have a big zipfile that I am trying to unzip witn archivers/unzip.
>
> $ unzip -ql file.zip
> warning [file.zip]: 6682546438
Hi Alan,
the locale should be
LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8
not
en-US.UTF-8
(underscore versus minus)
Jan
On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 11:07:38PM -0400, Alan Corey wrote:
> When I set LC_CTYPE to en-US.UTF-8 as has been mentioned here and in
> the OpenBSD FAQ, then do something like type uxterm into an
Hello Antoine,
any chance of putting this back? I still use my Palm Tungsten E2 with
DateBk as a PDA. (I understand it's 2015, neither ipod + pocket informant,
nor android + pimlical work for me ...)
should I take maintainer?
Thank you,
Jan
Hello Martin,
There's only one atomic operation on a 64bit value and it is just for
instrumentation. So by adding --disable-instrumentation to the
configure arguments libtorrent builds just fine on macppc. I did not
try i386 but it should be the same.
Works fine on i386 for me.
Thank you,
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