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02:42 < rnkn> is there anything inherently less safe about binding a daemon to a TCP port than to a Unix socket?
02:43 < rnkn> e.g. behind relayd as a reverse proxy
02:43 < Bradipo> Well, for one, Unix sockets can have permissions to control them.  They aren't exposed except in the filesystem.
02:43 < Bradipo> I presume you mean Unix domain socket?
02:45 < rnkn> Bradipo: yep
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03:30 < Reinhilde> Why are unix sockets called unix sockets and not filesystem socks
03:30 < Reinhilde> sockets*
03:33 < dg> in the same way inet sockets are called that and not IP address sockets
03:34 < dg> how they are addressed is only a small part of the details
03:34 < dg> the top of https://man.openbsd.org/unix possibily puts it better
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03:40 < Guestmodinfo> hi
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03:44 < oldlaptop> (the non-manpage documents under SEE ALSO are both in the 'attic' too, incidentally - https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/src/share/doc/psd/)
03:45 < oldlaptop> removed because they are history, not maintained, shippable documentation - but you're asking a history question
03:47 < oldlaptop> ('Domains and Protocols' in the 'introductory' tutorial speaks to it a fair bit)
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03:48 < thrig> it can be roff going for old docs
03:49  * oldlaptop wonders idly how a "dusty old Berkely papers" port would go over
03:50 < Bradipo> I miss the old vi docs that have gone missing.
03:50 < oldlaptop> it's in an awkward spot - unmaintained for decades, but still some interesting information
03:51 < Bradipo> Its the only place that map was described.
03:51 < Bradipo> The current man page doesn't do anything to help someone that has never used a map in vi.
03:51 < oldlaptop> in some cases so much so that it hasn't quite been removed (https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/sbin/fsck_ffs/SMM.doc/)
03:52 < oldlaptop> and indeed https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/usr.bin/vi/docs/USD.doc/
03:53 < Bradipo> Yes, that.  Very useful.
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03:54 < oldlaptop> would be awkward as a port when technically it's all still there unhooked in the tree
03:55 < oldlaptop> (it's even had a substantive change in the 21st century - the last few years, at that)
03:57 < Bradipo> page 48 of this PS document describes how to use map: https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/~checkout~/src/usr.bin/vi/docs/USD.doc/vi.ref/Attic/vi.ref.ps?rev=1.1&content-type=text/plain
03:57 < Bradipo> 'Tis a shame it was removed.
03:57 < pardis> the port could just have src.tar.gz as its DISTFILE
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03:58 < oldlaptop> :D
03:58 < oldlaptop> not quite, though, it'd want (for example) that socket stuff from the attic
03:58 < pardis> perhaps src.tar.gz from OpenBSD 2.0
03:59 < oldlaptop> then you miss those 21st-century spelling fixes in the vi tutorial!
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06:43 < IcePic> dg / Reinhilde : ip sockets are "ip" only now. In the beginning, networking did not know for certain that tcp/ip would "win", there were lots of weird alternatives that could have become the main protocol, and many unix OSes kept a wide array of protocol decoders just in case ip would not win, so its only after the 90s we knew ip was going to be "it"
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06:53 < Reinhilde> i mean linux still has ax.25 no?
06:59 < IcePic> I'm sure the can optionally do appletalk, ipx/spx, netbeui, banyan vines and ten more if you push the buttons in the kernel config
06:59 < IcePic> they*
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07:17 < rnkn> man.openbsd.org is down!
07:17 < zelest> man.ifconfig.se to the rescue!
07:17 < zelest> *shameless self-promotion*
07:18 < rnkn> zelest: that is a damn cute puffy
07:18 < zelest> 100% ai-slop, sadly.
07:20 < IcePic> zelest: what do you mean, good coders aren't also excellent artists?
07:20 < zelest> haha, exactly that :D
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07:50 < rnkn> with relayd how to I send requests to Host "foo.example.com" to port 2812 and all other requests to port 8080?
07:50 < Reinhilde> strike the AI puffy if you care about your soul
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07:51 < rnkn> I have `pass request quick header "Host" value "foo.example.com" forward to <monit>` and then `pass forward to <mojolicious>` but it forwards everything to monit
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07:54 < IcePic> on the topic of souls, is it a net positive or negative if I managed to inspire a friend to port over a network driver from openbsd-m68k-amiga to netbsd-10.1 so his amiga now can talk network?
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08:30 < rnkn> did relayd.conf syntax change at some point? it seems like a lot of stuff on the www is wrong
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08:31 < rnkn> (I have solved my relayd conf)
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10:01 < asji> question: is possible to "block" all failed connections against our machine that are automated? 
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10:05 < IcePic> sort-of, but the tougher you are, the more risk you run of blocking yourself out
10:05 < IcePic> like the "fail2ban" scripts that read sshd logs and block ips that fail to log in. If you tighten it too much, you can't fail yourself or you will also get blocked from trying again
10:06 < sibiria> rate limiting and accepting the reality of the Internet is usually a better approach imo
10:07 < asji> there are no open doors or services on this machine, that is in bridge mode. But the constants of automated "attacks" is what tcpdump get
10:08 < sibiria> nothing to worry about then, the way i see it
10:08 < IcePic> and the scans are kind of intelligent nowadays, so they get a hundred scan machines, and each one scans one or a few interesting ports, and this means your sshd log will more or less only see one user attempt per one of those hosts, so blocking them is not really going to help
10:08 < asji> tell me about "the way you see it" 
10:09 < sibiria> you can't stop the traffic from arriving to your edge unless you want to run a strict whitelist for your infra
10:09 < IcePic> asji: if nothing responds on the server, there is no real danger
10:09 < sibiria> it's like people on the street outside your window. they'll be there no matter what
10:10 < asji> ok... make sense.. but in my interpretation is like "people outside trying to get in".. 
10:10 < IcePic> it is
10:10 < sibiria> i don't mind exposing sshd to the public. i trust in the security. what i do, however, is to move it off the standard port just to keep the log noise and load down
10:11 < asji> I want to burn them alive! :p (joking.. no torture or punishment) 
10:11 < sibiria> and i apply rate limiting (on sshd and usually other things exposed publically)
10:11 < sibiria> and then i just let the buzz happen
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10:11 < asji> ok
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10:12 < asji> thank you for the tips.. I was about to add one by one to the "<badips> list
10:12 < sibiria> also good to remind yourself that unless you're a high profile entity, you are not a direct target
10:12 < sibiria> you're just another host on the Internet getting some of it
10:13 < asji> yeah sibiria, but that is "sick" .. how many automated attacks are scanning all machines
10:13 < sibiria> yeah it's crazy
10:13 < sibiria> stray packets is a reality, too. not all traffic reaching you were actually intended for you
10:14 < sibiria> don't get too occupied by looking at the edge of the network with tcpdump. it's a rabbit hole
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10:15 < asji> ISP not using routers or firewalls to filter this traffic.. "not all traffic reaching you were actually intended for you" 
10:15 < asji> I don't understand that.. I thought that ISPs could do something against
10:16 < IcePic> it costs money to act against it
10:16 < IcePic> so people choose the cheapest available isp, and get what they pay for
10:16 < asji> that is why we pay for the service.. so they can have money to improve their service
10:16 < sibiria> also costs money to undo their filtering, if you'd happen to actually want some of this traffic
10:17 < sibiria> it's more reasonable to give you all the traffic as the default, instead of pre-emptively trying to help
10:17 < asji> hmm.. I guess ISPs around here have the same price ( more or less ) 
10:19 < zbcm> I have very little botting happening currently. Authlog is clean
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10:20 < asji> the problem was that I turn tcpdump "on" for the main network-card. It is insane! :D 
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10:23 < asji> and after a few hours you see that, some networks range, have this kind of attacks (trying to connect into your machine to all kind of ports) in a regular way. In less than 2 minutes I have more than 200 attempts.. this is mad! 
10:23 < sibiria> yeah that was your first mistake. looking out through the window in the morning
10:23 < asji> sibiria: yeyeye 
10:23 < sibiria> grasshopper
10:23 < sibiria> jokes aside, all of this is fine. it's just noise. focus on what you decide to let in
10:23 < zbcm> I feel like if you use f2b or sshguard the bots learn and slow down
10:23 < zbcm> somewhat
10:24 < sibiria> distributed efforts are really hard to pinpoint at times
10:24 < zbcm> standard ssh port has the opposite effect
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10:25 < IcePic> I would just recommend setting up wireguard, and anytime you need to ssh in from the outside, then you wg first, and ssh inside the tunnel
10:26 < IcePic> wg not being visible on the outside it really nice
10:26 < asji> I must admit that I don't understand much about security in this aspect.. even if I am not sharing some public service to the world, I use software that open some door +1024> to "talk".. does an attacker is able to see this ports? 
10:26 < IcePic> asji: its is possible for an attacker that is on the network path in between you and the opening, but not any random evil person in another country
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10:29 < asji> ok
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10:34 < zbcm> anyway just use ssh keys and an alternate ssh port
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10:38 < asji> zbcm: .. if you analyze the traffic, you will find that "an alternative port" can be reached too.. so yeah, using "publickeys" is the best approach
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10:41 < zbcm> hopefully there's a private key involved too
10:44 < asji> zbcm: don't talk about that in public :p
10:45 < sibiria> unless you filter the traffic, almost all of your ports can be reached. the point with moving the ssh away from standard port is that it will reduce a lot of the noise
10:46 < asji> ok..  so the default script that are made to attack ssh services will fail because the port 22 is not active by default.. got it
10:46 < sibiria> eventually your host will be mapped and you'll start to see a bit of traffic on a non-standard port. but the majority of the noise will go away
10:46 < sibiria> it's not a security approach. it's to reduce noise- and load levels
10:47 < asji> just another noob question: what you mean when you say "noise" ? random traffic attempts?
10:47 < sibiria> yes
10:47 < IcePic> its single SYN packets that either get zero reply or a quick "noone here, go away" and nothing else.
10:48 < sonya> bots, kiddies and so on
10:48 < asji> sonya: bots.. yeah.. probably a lot of them
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10:52  * sonya build a couple of 'go' projects.. well.. now i see the road of cargo, pip and others.. "for install go find where the binary is and copy it into /usr/local/bin/"©™....
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10:58 < asji> dynamic installations.. as an alternative you need to export the path
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11:00 < asji> but why copying it into /usr/local/bin/ if you can create a link (ln -fs)  
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11:05 < asji> not sure if this is a bug, but I cannot use "alt+1/2/.." in irssi, to select different windows.. it creates some weird characters.. I am using /window new as an alternative, but yeah.. something is not right here
11:06 < sonya> asji, try Esc+1/2
11:06 < sonya> and Ctl+P/Ctl+N
11:07 < asji> wow.. nice ! thank you! very useful
11:07 < IcePic> esc in irssi even works for 11-12-13-14 by doing esc-q,w,e,r
11:08 < zbcm> more an #irssi problem. I sujest #senpai though. It's more modern
11:09 < zbcm> suggest..
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11:12 < asji> zbcm: the question is always: "what is not modern in japan?" .. I didn't figure out what you suggest, just the meaning of that word
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11:13 < asji> ok.. there is a IRC client with this name. let me see
11:13 < zbcm> I'd hope that was obvious
11:13 < zbcm> d
11:16 < asji> my bad
11:16 < zbcm> np
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14:06 < Minall> ../clear
14:06 < asji> I try a bit this "senpai" but not exactly my type 
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15:21 < vortexx> IcePic: re porting the driver to netbsd so the amiga gets on the network using ethernet instead of serial, that's a net positive, clearly
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16:43 < asji> Any idea on "how to block domains" ? is possible to do it with pf? I don't wish to scan domain to get the ips.. just the domain is what I wish
16:44 < Bradipo> You cannot block domain names... you can block the IPs that they resolve to.
16:44 < Bradipo> You can certainly use a domain name in a pf rule, but it will be resolved to IPs and those will be blocked.
16:44 < Bradipo> And if the IP addresses of the domain name change, the rules will not be automatically updated.
16:44 < echelon> you can try running your own dns server and override the entries, it's definitely doable with dnsmasq
16:45 < Bradipo> So, one way to do this would be to setup a table and then just periodically run pfctl to add to that table.
16:45 < Bradipo> As echelon said, running your own DNS server is one way to "block" a domain.
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16:46 < uwharrie> check out pf-badhost for a fairly turn key solution in the vein of pi hole
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16:47 < lts-> Unbound with blocklists as the network's recursive DNS resolver(s) does the job nicely too
16:49 < echelon> obviously running your own dns won't help if a user on your network decides to use their own dns settings
16:50 < lts-> That's where pf blocking all other outgoing dns traffic (and known DoH) helps :-)
16:51 < vortexx> pf looking up dns names slows it down quite a bit if it's lots of domains
16:51 < vortexx> especially on boot
16:51 < echelon> oor.. you could redirect all dns queries to your dns
16:51 < echelon> assuming they're not using dnssec or some other encrypted dns
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16:57 < Bradipo> I usually use authpf for this kind of thing.
16:57 < Bradipo> I don't have DNS lookups in /etc/pf.conf, but then wait for authpf and then have authpf logins lookup the domains.
16:57 < Bradipo> Oh, well, I suppose that's in whitelisted mode...
16:58 < Bradipo> Where all domains are blocked by default and then authpf permits certain domains.
16:58 < asji> authpf ? I don't know what it is.. so I need to "dig domain" to find those ips..  
16:58 < Bradipo> No, you could do something like: pfctl -Tadd -tblocked domain.name
16:58 < Bradipo> And pfctl will resolve domain.name for you.
16:58 < Bradipo> But it's still a "static" rule.
16:58 < lts-> asji: you really should consider doing this on DNS level. It's very elegant there
16:59 < Bradipo> Yep, it's not difficult to setup a block for a given DNS name when using DNS resolver software.
16:59 < asji> lts-: I am already using a DNS with DoT only, but it looks like some of this domains are hosted behind the same service that I use for DNS, which is cloudflare.. 
17:00 < uwharrie> why would you use cloudflare if this is a concern?
17:00 < lts-> Shouldn't matter if DNS tells clients the address for that domain is 0.0.0.0
17:00 < lts-> (or whatever it actually says)
17:02 < lts-> Yep, looks like 0.0.0.0 with the always_null config in unbound
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17:02 < Bradipo> I usually just setup an empty domain.
17:02 < asji> uwharrie: the concern comes after adding cloudflare.. not big deal for now.. just 2 or 3 that I don't like to see
17:02 < Bradipo> That way all DNS queries for that domain return NXDOMAIN.
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17:05 < cgnarne> what about unwind? i have that running on my thinkpad. has dns blacklisting and is easy to configure
17:07 < uwharrie> unwind works if you don't control a LAN's advertised DNS or router
17:07 < asji> cgnarne: I am using unwind too, but I didn't check how to setup blacklist with it. 
17:09 < asji> ok.. super each.. it says in "man unwind.conf" 
17:09 < rIMpossible> Hello. I want to convert a win11 iso to img format. Is that possible on OpenBSD? Background: I want to install it from one usb stick to another ('to go' for a particular machine). I do not want a fixed install for using it 3 times a year
17:09 < asji> easy* no *each*
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17:13 < rIMpossible> BTW: sysupgrade on 5 machines succeeded without any problems.
17:14 < rIMpossible> Thanks to the developers for this great release
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17:18 < sibiria> easier to create a bootable installer on a USB memory stick directly on windows, with the windows media creation tool
17:20 < sibiria> if you can verify that the iso you have is a hybrid image, you can also just dd that directly to your USB memory
17:20 < rIMpossible> sibiria: ok, need to see a friend, I don' have a windows machine hiere
17:20 < rIMpossible> s/hiere/here
17:21 < asji> using dd doesn't work? 
17:21 < rIMpossible> sibiria: file(1) says: Win11_25H2_German_x64.iso: ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data 'CCCOMA_X64FRE_DE-DE_DV9        ' (bootable)
17:21 < sibiria> these days only if it's a hybrid image that contains a bootable partition
17:21 < rIMpossible> asji: no
17:22 < sibiria> in the past, BIOSes would contain CD emulation features, allowing you to boot a plain ISO off of USB as if it were a CD/DVD device. this functionality is pretty much gone since long
17:22 < rIMpossible> could not boot on Toshiba Z930 and on HP Compaq Pro 6300
17:23 < sibiria> then it's not a hybrid image, and if the computers you want to boot it from don't have CD emulation anymore you can't do anything
17:23 < asji> damn.. old fashion have really cool features.. 
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17:25 < rIMpossible> sibiria: I try to get a hybrid
17:25 < sibiria> if microsoft doesn't provide one, you're off to pirate territory
17:25 < sibiria> i'd just use microsoft's own media creation tool
17:26 < sibiria> https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/create-installation-media-for-windows-99a58364-8c02-206f-aa6f-40c3b507420d
17:28 < asji> don't install window$ .. it is too beautiful . you need something more ugly :p
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18:02 < phy1729> asji: I run unbound and use local-zone: example.com always_nxdomain and have pf hijack UDP and TCP 53 and redirect it to the local unbound server
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18:03 < phy1729> You can also setup multiple views in unbound if you want a different block list per IP (users are associated with IPs via wiregaurd and login.conf rtable)
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18:21 < asji> the manual of unbound is giant and i don't find easly a tutorial that explain the case.. but is ok, I will read that manual too :) 
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18:23 < sibiria> if you're just looking to serve that computer itself, unwind will suffice
18:23 < sibiria> and is far simpler to set up
18:36 < phy1729> I'm doing adblock for the whole network even for devices that don't want it which is why I have to be setup on the gateway
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18:39 < asji> this unbound.conf manual is interesting. Is this application/service, used to setup a local-self-host website without using an external service? it looks like, but I am a bit confuse.. maybe is only my imagination
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18:41 < phy1729> It's a DNS recursive resolver
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18:47 < jab> so I'm reading in undeadly.org the new 52 partitions support...will OpenBSD transition to having 52 partitions by default ?  I'm guessing this'll make sysupgrade -s a little more complicated. 
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18:51 < ssm_> why would it?
18:51 < cgnarne> that seems to be the plan. why would that make sysupgrade -s more complicated?
18:52 < xse> it's about the maximum number of partitions a disklabel can hold, not like setting up 52 different partitions by default during installtion
18:53 < ssm_> 52 is 2 alphabets, after z to partitions roll to A?
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18:56 < cgnarne> yup
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19:17 < rIMpossible> Is it possible to start debian(installer) 13.1.0 from vmd ?
19:17 < asji> it is, but you need to "hack a bit" because vmd will break if you try to use GUI
19:18 < rIMpossible> asji: is there a link to some doku ?
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19:19 < asji> I think you can find it in internet, by asking the same in search engine. I found that in some blog. I cannot paste it here 
19:21 < ivdsangen> you can also use qemu for installation of an image and run this with vmd, maybe thats easier
19:22 < sonya> or grab preinstalled qcow2 debian images..
19:22 < rIMpossible> ivdsangen: would a live image of debian run directly in vmd?
19:22 < asji> ok.. a better approach, since qemu will not get crazy with GUIs
19:22 < rIMpossible> sonya: that's what I want to check
19:23 < ivdsangen> rIMpossible: i havent tried that
19:24 < rIMpossible> does vmd break, if I start a qcow2 image of debian, so the install task could be circumvented?
19:24 < rIMpossible> I do not need a lot, just want to install ventoy.net on a stick
19:25 < rIMpossible> therefor I would need linux or win$
19:25 < vortexx> rIMpossible: if you configure in grub the console output you presumably get the tui
19:26 < asji> I had that experience.. if installation start in default-mode, it will break for sure, when starting the GUI. So yeah, if you start debian installation in "expert mode", there is no gui but tui
19:27 < rIMpossible> vortexx: asji: I am anyway a keyboard junky and hate gui for installation tasks
19:29 < asji> rejection is a better choice.. don't hate, just reject :) .. most linux distros start with gui, but some don't. Alpine for example is a good choice too.. very minimalistic
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19:33 < asji> it doesn't use "apt" but "apk" (not very creative uh?) hehe
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19:53 < xse> > I urge caution, and it will take me a few days to ensure the other architectures are fixed correctly.
19:54 < xse> ^ maybe careful -current people https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-bugs&m=176314477810683
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20:16 < vortexx>  xse: yeah that looks fun.
20:16 < vortexx> yet another ABI break
20:21 < joe9_> is there something different with openbsd convert? I am using -crop wxh+l+t but it gives me weird changes.
20:23 < Bradipo> You mean ImageMagick?
20:23 < joe9_> Version: ImageMagick 6.9.13-16 Q16 x86_64 18467 https://legacy.imagemagick.org
20:23 < joe9_> Copyright: (C) 1999 ImageMagick Studio LLC
20:23 < joe9_> yes.
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20:23 < Bradipo> OpenBSD doesn't have a convert in base, so you must mean from the port...
20:23 < cgnarne> xse: did an upgrade of my main server like 2 hours ago. worked fine, i guess was lucky
20:24 < joe9_> Bradipo: oh, must be. i did not compile it from source.
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20:24 < Bradipo> What weird changes do you get?
20:24 < uwharrie> have you tried the -notweird flag?
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20:25 < thrig> or maybe --not-weird
20:25 < joe9_> from the manpages, I understand that format of -crop is WidthxHeight+Left+top
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20:26 < ssm_> if it's in /usr/local it's not ours. you can use pkg_info -E filename to figure out if a file is part of a package
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20:27 < joe9_> But: 2025 ; d pkg_info -E /usr/local/bin/convert
20:27 < joe9_> /usr/local/bin/convert: ImageMagick-6.9.13.16
20:27 < joe9_> ImageMagick-6.9.13.16 image processing tools
20:28 < uwharrie> There are no patches applied that would change its behavior on this platform. Does the same version work differently on a different OS?
20:29 < joe9_> I have not tried on a different OS.
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20:31 < uwharrie> that makes your original question is even more vague
20:31 < joe9_> when i do widthxheigh+left+top, with a big value for top, it cuts off the right side of the image.
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20:32 < joe9_> when I do with a big value for Left, I get the top chopped off.
20:32 < joe9_> it is almost as it left and top are getting switched.
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20:37 < sibiria> rIMpossible: debian works but if you want to install in vmd you'll need to tack some extras onto the boot option to run the installer in serial console. optionally you can install in e.g. virtualbox or qemu and copy the disk image afterwards
20:38 < joe9_> figured that shit out. I was viewing the images in feh and feh was turning the images. With display, I can see why it is getting messed up.
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