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A mad-man who does not understand
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I pity thee who falls so easily
Under death's taunting spell.
So maybe I am a fool to love thee so openly,
But I do so anyways, even if it means my
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Its my birthday! Yeah! Pretty decent poem, if you ask me. I was partly inspired by Shakesphere( I don't know how to spell his name) by his poems 'Come away, Come away, death' from a Twelves Night and one of his other sonnets. It's about a man, speaking about love, how it is not a great thing but an illness that sways you under her spell and then overtakes you, uses you, then kills you. The man speaks of the effects of love and how he hates it, but in the end he is the real mad-man, who himself was unable to deny love's steady spell.
My apologies, I do not know the word "diesies" at first glimpse I thought you had just misspelled "disease"? Well, I need a better online-dictionary as it seems.
This is a very well crafted poem. Personally, I think it has a bit more in common with Poe, what with the darker tone.


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Psalm 104:6-10New King James Version (NKJV)
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John Marino proposed cutting several game demos from pkgsrc. I don't think they are playable at this point, even if you have the missing source files.
Category: pkgsrc
Is anyone playing these games?
Even better pkgsrc status
John Marino posted a report of pkgsrc-currentbuilding on DragonFly i386. The success rate for package building is so good that the "top" package break was security/libpreludedb, with only 9 dependencies. Everything else was less than that. I have never seen a pkgsrc build report before with only single-digit figures for dependent breakage; this is fantastic.
PHP 5.4 status in pkgsrc
Takahiro Kambe is bringing PHP 5.4 into pkgsrc, probably as lang/php54. Follow the whole thread for a discussion of version numbering. As a side effect of this, PHP 5.2 will leave pkgsrc by the next quarterly pkgsrc release. If you're using that older flavor, you'll want to upgrade.
An Apache 2.4 bug, worked around
Apparently Apache 2.4 has a bug that will cause network stalls when sending data that doesn't line up with segment size. Sepherosa Ziehau has put in a workaround for the issue. Alternately, you can use www/apache22.
Pkgsrc doing better on DragonFly
Thanks to the efforts of John Marino and others, pkgsrc is having possibly the highest success rate ever of successful package software builds. If only I could get a pkgsrc-2012Q1 build to complete and upload…
Lazy Reading for 2012/05/06
Drowning in links this week. Is that so bad? No.
- I pity people that had to make illustrations about abstract concepts like the Internet, especially in the 1990s.
- Slashdot jumps the shark. I'm not really knocking what they are adding – I could use it for work – but Slashdot has gone corporate, in the bland sense of the word. There's no clear voice behind what they talk about. Even if you don't like what they are posting, there's no longer a specific author to disagree with. Younger folks may shrug and say "So what?", but Slashdot used to be nearly the only decent source for nerdity online.
- A sensible discussion of open source and how it relates to obsolescence and access.
- Jan Schaumann's NYCBUG presentation in mp3 form: "The Useless Use of *"
- Winning entries in the 2011 International Obfuscated C Code Contest. (via)
- Hyperrogue III (Zeno Rogue). (via) It's a roguelike, with vi-based directional controls and a non-Euclidian hyperbolic plane world, or at least that's what the description says. It might compile on DragonFly.
- "Why don't more developers contribute to open source?"
- Spam-merican Apparel (via) Spambots and T-shirts; that combination seems to be a natural growth of the internet.
- XFCE 4.8 is on the way in pkgsrc. I know this will please some people.
- The smallest (ELF) Hello World possible. (via profmakx onEFNet #dragonflybsd)
- A SSD roundup. I have one in my work laptop right now and it makes a huge difference.
- DuckDuckHack. (via) Quick, someone make a plugin for pkgsrc packages.
Your unrelated links of the week: Turntablism. I was talking about assembled music last week, and this is a whole area to itself. Watch Kid Koala turn a few seconds of trumpet playing into an entire blues progression.
Upgrading to pkgsrc-2012Q1
Here's a post by yours truly, on how to move to pkgsrc-2012Q1 though building from source. This is for anyone sick of waiting for me to finish the binary build of pkgsrc.
Packages that will go, and packages that might go
There's a few pkgsrc packages that might be going the way of the dodo, soon. There's a few more that need love, so speak up if you use them. Maybe you can be the Somebody™ that fixes them?
Where are the pkgsrc-2012Q1 binary packages for DragonFly?
I'm still working on building them. I kept getting panics, which seem to be fixed by this commit, so I should have something soon. Sorry!
OpenJDK7 building
Based on a recent post from Chris Turner to the firstname.lastname@example.com mailing list, here's a bug report that should get you to a working lang/OpenJDK7 pkgsrc package.
pkginteractive: graphical pkgin
Julian Fagir has put together a graphical – meaning it works under curses in a terminal, or under X – interface to pkgin, the binary package manager. Can someone try it and describe how well it works?
Some more pkgsrc expunging
There's several packages that will be removed from pkgsrc after the 2012Q2 branch, since they haven't worked in a long time. Also, Python 2.4 has been removed from pkgsrc-current and 2.5 will go the same way before the end of the year.
pkgsrc-2012Q1 is branched
The next quarterly release of pkgsrc, pkgsrc-2012Q1, has been branched. I'll start building binary packages momentarily.
The branch should show up in DragonFly git later today. Once available, you can change any references to 'pkgsrc-2011Q4' in /usr/Makefile to 'pkgsrc-2012Q1', and then to switch to it:
- cd /usr/pkgsrc
- git branch pkgsrc-2012Q1 origin/pkgsrc-2012Q1
- git checkout pkgsrc-2012Q1
- git pull
At that point, you can start building and installing newer applications. For more details on that, check the pkgsrc guide on the DragonFly website.
Note that you don't have to do that; you can stick with the 2011Q4 (or earlier) packages you have installed now, if you don't want to deal with software changes right now, or if you want to wait for the binary packages to become available. Upgrades/security fixes only happen for the latest quarterly release, though.
Note: don't assume I tested this before advising you to do it, or anything like that. I mean, come on.
Packages that might go away, or not?
There's been some discussion of packages that have been broken for a long time in pkgsrc, over on the email@example.com mailing list. It's interesting to see just what breaks these packages, though it still seems up in the air whether any will be removed or not. (Follow the thread if you have time.) I don't think the discussion has ended yet.
Plans for pkgsrc
I just removed old pkgsrc binary packages for DragonFly 2.6/2.7 from avalon, so if somehow you are running a version of DragonFly that old, and still using binary packages, you'll want to upgrade. I'm pretty confident that describes nobody.
Also, I have plans for coordinating the next pkgsrc release of 2012Q1, due April 6th, with the probably next minor upgrade of DragonFly, 3.0.3. I wrote out my plans already, so go read. (plus followup)
Another pkgsrc bulk build report
This report from yours truly is using pkgsrc-current, so it reflects some of what will show up in pkgsrc-2012Q1. John Marino has already fixed some of the "top breakage" items, so the numbers should be even better for the next one…
Freeze for pkgsrc-2012Q1 has started
It runs from now to April 6th, so nothing but bug fixes in pkgsrc until then. If you have any package fixes you needed, now's the time to ask someone.
Are you using old packages?
We have pkgsrc binaries still around for DragonFly 2.6/2.7. As I posted, I'd like to get rid of them. Would that inconvenience anyone?
We don't have a set expiration policy. We probably should.
Things for, and not for, the next pkgsrc branch
That's pkgsrc-2012Q1 I'm talking about. It appears KDE will jump from 4.5 (what's there now) to 4.8, and Zope/Plone will be removed. This will make you happy or sad depending on whether you have these things installed.
Freeze is coming to pkgsrc
The freeze for the next version of pkgsrc, 2012Q1, will start March 22nd and end with the quarterly release being released on April 6th.
(I hope someone gets the joke.)
Build report for pkgsrc
For the curious, I recently sent a bulk build report for pkgsrc-2011Q4 to the lists. Other than ruby-193 (which is fixed in pkgsrc HEAD thanks to John Marino), we're looking pretty good! I'm curious if KDE or Gnome could actually get installed via binary; that's sort of an ultimate goal due to the number of packages involved.
Speaking of Ruby, the default in pkgsrc may change soon, along with some of the involved Rails packages.
Older Python not dead yet
A few days ago, I posted about Python 2.4 and Python 2.5 leaving pkgsrc – it looks like it'll be a little bit longer, at least for the 2.5 version. This means the Zope packages will be gone too, since they depend on Python 2.4. This won't affect you if you aren't using these packages, of course.
Python changes in pkgsrc
The default version of Python in pkgsrc is going to become 2.7. This will mean the 2012Q1 release will use that version by default. Older versions, meaning Python 2.4 and 2.5, may be going away. At least, that's how the linked thread started but I'm not totally sure about it as I read farther through.
Things I've never seen before, in pkgsrc
I was reading an article about how Tumblr scaled to handle the huge amount of data it's regularly pushing out. Apparently, it started life as a traditional LAMP stack, but they've since moved on – to software packages I have not yet needed to ever use. Being open source software, it all has crazy names. Some of these packages are perfectly familiar to me now, but others are completely new.
Anyway, for fun, I decided to see how many of these sometimes new-to-me packages were present in pkgsrc. I'll reproduce a paragraph from the story that lists the software they use, and link each one that I found in pkgsrc.
- Apache
- PHP, Scala, Ruby
- Redis, HBase, MySQL
- Varnish, HA-Proxy, nginx,
- Memcache, Gearman, Kafka, Kestrel, Finagle
- Thrift, HTTP
- Func
- Git, Capistrano, Puppet, Jenkins
That's actually more than I thought I'd find, though I can't articulate why. Anyway, if any of the names are unfamiliar to you, now is the time to follow up. Redis, for example, looks more interesting to me at a casual glance than the normal NoSQL models I've heard about.
Some BSD Multimedia
Here's several things to look at:
Michael Lucas's "BSD Needs Books" talk from NYCBSDCon 2010, on Youtube. I've talked about it before because I saw it in person; it's a good talk. Ironically, he talks about getting a publisher interested in your book, and he just self-published.
Hubert Feyrer linked to the slides of two pkgsrc talks at FOSDEM; one about bringing pkgsrc to MirBSD, and one about pkgin, which is included in DragonFly.
NetBSD Hackathon, February 10-12
There's a NetBSD Hackathon going on February 10th through 12th, mostly online. I mention this because it may have some effect on pkgsrc, used by both NetBSD and DragonFly. Hackathons for pkgsrc usually happen separately, but no harm in keeping an eye out for any positive benefits.
Updating Samba to 3.6
I'm posting this because it will save someone (possibly me) an hour of aggravation someday. If you are updating Samba from version 3.0 or 3.3 to a later version, it'll take your existing config but possibly silently break on user authentication.
Up-to-date packages and pkgsrc
Ulrich Habel wants to update some of the Perl 5 modules in pkgsrc. He published a request for comments, describing what he plans to do for changing some dependencies. He does note that Perl 5 in pkgsrc is at 5.14.2, which is very recent.
I was talking to a relative today who works at a large financial company, which is standardizing on Red Hat Enterprise. I find it strange that Red Hat, which has a lot of money behind it, still ships a years-old and arguably broken version of perl. By using pkgsrc, you're getting more up-to-date software than people that actually shell out money for the privilege of compiling software.
If you liked KDE3, you'll like this
If you liked KDE3, you may like Trinity. Matthias Drochner would like you to help get it in pkgsrc.
How long until DragonFly 3.0?
The answer is "not very". As I wrote in a post to kernel@, DragonFly 3.0 will be tagged soon, and released when there's pkgsrc-2011Q4 packages to go with it. Probably a week if everything goes to plan.
Gnat-aux is the way to go
John Marino has pointed out, with a number of examples, that gnat-aux is the best pkgsrc-based compiler for DragonFly right now, in terms of compatibility and support. It's certainly good news if you are an Ada programmer. He lists some interesting numbers to demonstrate this superiority, though you can't buildworld with it yet. (gcc 4.4, on DragonFly as part of the system, will do this normally.)
How to get DNSSEC going
I just mentioned DNSSEC in last week's Lazy Reading, and here's a "How to get DNSSEC with BIND 9.8.1 working" article from Michael Lucas. It's pretty simple… Conveniently, BIND 9.8.1 is available in pkgsrc as net/bind98.
A pile of sh and pam fixes
Licensing for pkgsrc
I'm linking to this small discussion about licensing and its documentation in pkgsrc, just because these paragraphs, out of context, are good for any pkgsrc user to know.
Lazy Reading for 2011/12/18
The links are sheer entertainment this week. No strong options or anything, not even about that U.S. legislative mess called SOPA.
- I greatly enjoyed this history of personal computer mishaps and blunders. Of course, nothing like any of that has ever happened to me. Ever. Ever ever ever.
- Nintendo Entertainment System stories. (a comic) Also familiar to anyone of a particular age.
- This is good advice about env(1) – use it.
- "Fork Yeah! The Rise and Development of illumos", a video via matthiasr on EFNet #dragonflybsd.
- "What's the strangest language feature you've ever encountered?" (via) Some of these are mind-boggling. I've also never seen APL before, yeesh.
- My Year in Roguelikes. I think a few of the games mentioned are in pkgsrc.
Your unrelated comic link of the week: Basic Instructions. Well, not totally unrelated, since BSD author Michael Lucas's tweet about it reminded me. I've got the first book; I need to get the second and third.
pkgsrc-2011Q4 freeze started
The freeze for pkgsrc-2011Q4 has started. No updates to pkgsrc, other than for security, for the next two weeks.
pkgsrc-2011Q4 freeze soon
The last quarterly release of pkgsrc for the year is scheduled for the end of this month. This means the freeze, where only bugfixes are applies, will be starting on the 17th.
Two pkgsrc work directory tips
Two tips for working with pkgsrc, derived in part from this mailing list post on users@ (follow the thread) and from my own experience. If you put
WRKOBJDIR=/usr/obj/pkgsrc into
/usr/pkg/etc/mk.conf :
- You can clean up any leftover package building files by deleting the files in that directory and leave your pkgsrc files untouched.
- You can have a read-only /usr/pkgsrc, which means it can be shared over NFS (or SMB?) between multiple machines, DragonFly or otherwise.
fastbulk now added
Some time ago, Matthew Dillon worked on a bulk build system that built as much of pkgsrc in parallel as possible. It's in the tree now as 'fastbulk', for anyone wanting to try it out. I used it a bit; I didn't measure the degree of speed increase, but was able to get about 70% of the packages built.
New rpkgmanager page
There's a new page up on the DragonFly website, about using rpkgmanager to manage your pkgsrc-installed packages.
DESTDIR: 31 left
Almost all the packages in pkgsrc support non-root installation now… except these last 31. I recall something about their removal by the next quarterly release if they still don't work, or maybe just after. Jump in if one of these packages is useful to you.
Structure changes mean recompilation
This recent structure change (are there others like this? Maybe?) means that existing binaries may need to be recompiled for anyone tracking DragonFly master. This probably means that an upgrade from 2.10 to 2.12 will require rebuilds of all binary pkgsrc packages.
Some pkgsrc bulk build comparisons
Here's some recent x86_64 bulk builds: one on DragonFly 2.11, one on NetBSd 5.0.2, and one on Linux 126.96.36.199. Some data of note: DragonFly is within 8%-ish total packages built compared to NetBSD, which could be considered the baseline. Linux, the more common platform for most of the software built, is another step less. I don't know if there's any dramatic conclusion to get from this other than, "Hey, a lot of packages build on DragonFly!"
Lazy Reading for 2011/10/23
Not a lot of links this week, for some reason.
- The best obituary I've seen yet for Dennis Ritchie, where he's contrasted with Steve Jobs.
- The best paper abstract ever.
- Michael Lucas documents his DragonFly update.
- Our tcplay TrueCrypt implementation is getting noticed.
- pkgin-0.51 is available in pkgsrc-current, though it's not in the most recent quarterly release.
Your unrelated comics link for the week: Oglaf. This week's OK, but it's frequently NSFW, and frequently hilarious.
Fixes in pkgsrc
I know this happens normally, but I like to point out that it exists. From the recent pkgsrc-2011Q3 bulk build reports I posted, Samuel Greear found two problems to fix, and thanks to him and OBATA Akio, net/net-snmp and devel/poco are fixed for DragonFly.
Bulk build results for 2011Q3
I have some pkgsrc-2011Q3 builds done, for x86_64 and i386. I performed them on DragonFly 2.11, but they should work fine for 2.12/2.13. They're uploading to the pkgsrc-2011Q3 folder on mirror-master, so you'll need to set PKG_PATH correctly to use them via pkg_radd.
The x86_64 package upload is done, and I anticipate the i386 one will be done within the next 24 hours.
pkgin 0.5 changes
Among other changes to pkgin 0.5 (available in pkgsrc-wip but not pkgsrc-2011Q3), it now notices if you need a newer pkg_install because you've shifted to a more recent quarterly release of pkgsrc, and grabs the appropriate binary package to fix that. Thanks, iMil!
pkgsrc-2011Q3 is released
The latest quarterly release of pkgsrc is out. You can download it via CVS, or update /usr/Makefile to pull down the correct branch. I'll be building binaries as soon as I can. I like the release announcement style.
Another pkgsrc-current build complete
I finished a build of pkgsrc-current on x86_64, with a report on what built. I've kicked off a new build, and I expect at least 100 more packages to build thanks to John Marino's work on pkgsrc and DragonFly.
Pkgsrc freeze for 2011Q3 is extended
The freeze for the next quarterly release of pkgsrc has been extended another week, to October 2nd. This will push the DragonFly 2.12 release out a ways, too.
The usual Postgres shift
As is common for the combination of new Postgres releases and new pkgsrc quarterly releases, Postgres 8.3 is going to be missing from pkgsrc-2011Q3. The default version of Postgres installed by pkgsrc will become 9.0 after that quarterly release. (9.1 is already present in pkgsrc.) This is all planned by Joerg Sonnenberger.
Freeze for pkgsrc has started
As predicted and now announced, pkgsrc is now frozen for the next week. If everything goes well, we'll have pkgsrc-2011Q3 next week.
DragonFly releases and pkgsrc releases
I proposed some changes to the way DragonFly does releases, and how we handle pkgsrc binary builds. The thread on kernel@ is a bit long, so just read my summation. My idea for a longer release cycle didn't really fly, but pkgsrc binaries will be built on a rolling basis, I think.
PHP 5.3 update on the way
For reasons unknown to me, there's enough functional change between PHP 5.2 and PHP 5.3 that it affected a lot of PHP-based programs. For that reason, PHP 5 in pkgsrc defaults to the 5.2 version. However, it's going to be 5.3 for the next stable quarterly release of pkgsrc. In theory, all PHP5-dependent programs are ready to handle that now. Note that PHP 5.3 is already in pkgsrc; it just wasn't the default. If you were using the php53 package, it may require some manual fiddling at your next upgrade of pkgsrc packages.
Debugging with pkgsrc
At some point, you may want to generate binary programs that are unstripped of debugging information. You may want to generate them with pkgsrc. Here's a little note on what options will make that happen.
Pkgsrc in freeze soon for 2011Q3
The 'freeze' period (when bugfixes are the only addition) for pkgsrc will start on September 18th, with the next quarterly release of pkgsrc, 2011Q3, scheduled for the 25th. Think of it as an early Christmas present.
New commit bit, but not for DragonFly
John Marino, who already has commit access for DragonFly, now also has commit access for pkgsrc. What does this mean? It means if you have a pkgsrc problem, submit it through NetBSD's Problem Report system as normal, and maybe let him know about it too. He's already made some DragonFly-specific fixes.
pkgin 0.5 on the way
The next release of pkgin, the binary package installer for pkgsrc, is imminent. I link to the note about this because the new features list sounds good, including a significant speedup.
Lazy Reading for 2011/08/28
This week has taught me one thing for sure: Always make sure your backup generator is working. And over-plan battery capacity. That's actually two things, but what the heck. I'm tired, for reasons that can probably be inferred! I'm not the only one suffering these problems, it seems.
- There is a certain subset of readers here that will find this fascinating: a video of a game postmortem. Specifically, Elite. (via) Needs Flash.
- This is as good an article as any I've seen describing where the tablet computer market is going, at The Economist.
- Remember RetroBSD, mentioned here previously? Here's some discussion of it.
- EuroBSDCon's 2011 conference is open for registration, but the early bird discount only lasts until the end of August, so jump on it soon if you're thinking of going. It's the 10th anniversary of the event!
- PHP 5.3 is coming to pkgsrc as default, soon? The PHP 5.2 -> 5.3 transition seems to mess up a lot of code because of some changes in the way things are handled, or at least that's my experience, so watch out.
- Make sure you aren't running mod_deflate on your Apache 2.x server.
- Kristaps Dzonsons, the fellow behind mdocml (which is in DragonFly now and mentioned here before) is working on a mdoc manual. It's an actual book, with examples. It's titled "Practical UNIX Manuals: mdoc", which sounds like part of a series, though I don't know if there's anything else. I'd sure like it if there was. (via Undeadly.) Look very closely at the mdoc web page and you will see the markup, too. Neat!
- Breakout treated as a musical instrument, in 1983. That's too glib a summary of this explanation of an old book studying the game Breakout and playing it. Really, read the article, and remember that the book described would just be lost in a sea of
blog postsnoise today. (via)
Your unrelated comic link of the week: Wonderella. This is the comic that ruined Batman for me. I can't unthink it.
DESTDIR almost done
There are only 45 packages out of over 10,000 in pkgsrc that do not support being installed by people who aren't root, or in different locations. Thomas Klausner has that list of 45 packages. It's very close to zero packages with this problem at this point, so if you want to make a big difference…
Mixing pkgsrc and alien packages
Anton Panev is working on a Google Summer of Code project for NetBSD, adding support in pkgsrc for RPM/Debian package formats. He posted a status report recently; will this come to DragonFly via pkgsrc? I don't know!
pkgsrc: now as git
CVS has traditionally been used to distribute the files in pkgsrc, but there's been a converted git version for DragonFly for a bit now. It looks like there is now an official version (i.e. for everyone, maybe to replace CVS?) at Github.
Updating to pkgsrc-2011Q2
I put together a post on users@ about updating to pkgsrc-2011Q2. I'll just repeat it here after the break:
More clang and pkgsrc
I recently saw some terse notes on firstname.lastname@example.com about compiling using clang for pkgsrc. I haven't tried this on DragonFly…
More Java on DragonFly
Francois Tigeot has fixed wip/jdk16 to build on DragonFly. Note that this is in pkgsrc-wip, not 'normal' pkgsrc. The secret is to build lang/kaffe to bootstrap it, which requires CCVER=gcc41 to be set. Apparently kaffe will not build under gcc 4.4.
Why did he do it? To run OpenGrok, of course. He's posted instructions on getting OpenGrok running on DragonFly. Note the Java crashes he reports in DragonFly 2.11 may already have been fixed.
p.s. I hated "Stranger in a Strange Land".
2011Q2 binary builds finishing up
The builds of pkgsrc-2011Q2 are finishing up, so we have/will have binaries to download, for those who don't want to build from source. The uploads should be complete by now for everything except maybe 2.11/x86_64. You'll have to change $PKG_PATH to point at the new directories for now, though. There's also some build reports to look at.
clang and pkgsrc bulk builds
I spied a bulk build of pkgsrc using clang. It's interesting to see the results… It's on NetBSD, but it should be possible to try the same thing with CCVER on DragonFly. Any takers?
pkgsrc-2011Q2 is branched
The latest quarterly release of pkgsrc, 2011Q2, has been branched. There's no formal announcement yet to describe the highlights, but I'll link it when it shows up. I've already started building binary packages for DragonFly 2.10 and 2.11.
A change for committers, a change for pkgsrc
Two completely separate and unrelated changes:
First, Alex Hornung has added a check to look for certain lines in a commit message, and add a MFC reminder note to the commit message if they are found. MFC, if you haven't heard it, means 'merge from current', or moving a change from dragonfly-current to the last release version.
Second, with the next quarterly release of pkgsrc coming up, there's some old packages that will get dropped. Speak up if you need them to stick around.
Someone try the new bootstrap
Pkgsrc bmake bootstrap, that is. There's a new version of bmake, and it needs to be tested on every platform possible.
Freeze for pkgsrc-2011Q2 coming up
The pkgsrc 'freeze' in preparation for the pkgsrc-2011Q2 branch is coming up, starting this Sunday the 19th. This means the quarterly release will be tagged in about 2 weeks, and I'll probably have binary packages built for DragonFly about a week or so after that.
DESTDIR almost done
There's still a few packages in pkgsrc that don't support DESTDIR (e.g. being built by someone other than root). If you want to help out, here's a list of those 60 packages.
Trying out deduplication
I moved to DragonFly 2.10 over the past few days, and I tried out deduplication, to see what kind of results I would get. The procedure is outlined below. I'm using /home here as an example, just to reduce the amount of text pasted in.
/pfs/@@-1:00004 966000640 566434576 399566064 59% /home
Move my various Hammer pseudo-file systems to version 5, which supports deduplication.
# hammer version-upgrade /home 5
Issue a deduplication simulate command, to see what it guesses will be the savings:
# hammer dedup-simulate /home
Dedup-simulate /home: objspace 8000000000000000:0000 7fffffffffffffff:ffff pfs_id 4
Dedup-simulate /home succeeded
Simulated dedup ratio = 1.22
That ratio turned out to be pretty accurate for the actual deduplication. I didn't time it, unfortunately. I don't know if the time taken is proportional to the amount of deduplication or the total volume of data, though I suspect the latter.
# hammer dedup /home
Dedup /home: objspace 8000000000000000:0000 7fffffffffffffff:ffff pfs_id 4
Dedup /home succeeded
Dedup ratio = 1.22
462 GB referenced
378 GB allocated
14 MB skipped
6869 CRC collisions
0 SHA collisions
0 bigblock underflows
The end result?
/pfs/@@-1:00004 966000640 505887504 460113136 52% /home
That data space is shared across all file systems, and it's a 1TB disk, so it's 7%, or 70GB. I was hoping for more, but I don't have any obviously duplicated data (no local mail store, no on-disk backups), so perhaps this is normal. 70GB that I didn't have before is no bad thing, though.
Incidentally, I was able to upgrade my installed software from pkgsrc-2009Q4 to pkgsrc-2011Q1 entirely using pkg_radd -u <pkgname>. Remarkably quick and painless, though pkgin may have been able to do it even faster since it would pull from the same place.
Another pkgsrc build
This new build is on x86_64, pkgsrc-2011Q1. It's already uploaded, if you want to update. i386 coming soon. Several packages freeze up during build, so it's been turning into a manual process.
Other Summer of Code: pkgsrc
One of the Google Summer of Code projects that will be valuable for DragonFly even though it isn't a DragonFly project: "Add other package formats to pkgsrc", where pkgsrc can interpret rpm, dpkg, and FreeBSD Ports files. Anyway, the project has a Sourceforge site.
New pkgsrc bulk build results
I have them, for DragonFly 2.11/i386 and DragonFly 2.11/x86_64 (see pkgsrc-bulk), on pkgsrc-2011Q1. I think I even uploaded them correctly this time.
Lazy Reading for 2011/05/15
This week: lots more reading!
- Michael Lucas describes an extra layer of protection for when you can't force public key usage on every SSH user.
- Cool, but obscure Unix tools (via) The screenshots are all from a Mac… How many of the 24 tools listed are in pkgsrc/pkgsrc-wip? Almost all of them. (tpp sounds entertaining.)
- NYCBUG, in addition to having a really fun convention, has been regularly posting audio of the presentations they host. The most recent is "William Baxter's NYCBUG presentation on The Unix Method of Development Management". See the BSD Events tweet for the download.
- What Ubuntu means. (via)
- Here's a nice explanation of Intel's new Tri-Gate design and with it, an incidental explanation of the processor market.
- This ycombinator post about Hammer2 work has an in-depth comment from Venkatesh Srinivas about DragonFly's network setup, memory allocator, and token use. (Ignore the trolling in other comments.)
- Michael Lucas's next No Starch Press book is Absolute OpenBSD, second edition.
- Pictures and video are starting to show up from the just-passed BSDCan 2011. (via this and also thesjg on EFNet #dragonflybsd)
- My first experience of The Internet was very similar to this. It should be bizarrely unfamiliar to anyone under 20 or so. (via) Get this: I typed 'exit' instead of just closing the browser window when I was done messing with it, because some habits cannot be broken.
Some new pkgsrc reports
I finished two builds of pkgsrc-2011Q1 on DragonFly; the reports are available. The only real breakage is security/heimdal. There's a patch for that, though.
Chromium for DragonFly: please test
Rui-Xiang Guo is looking for testers for wip/chromium. That's the zippy Google browser. He especially wants DragonFly users – this would be useful, especially since I think Firefox 4 does not build on DragonFly right now.
pkgsrc-2011Q1 build reports
We'll have a full set of pkgsrc packages for the upcoming DragonFly 2.10 release, built from the most recent quarterly release of pkgsrc: 2011Q1. For the curious, here's the build reports for i386 and for x86_64 architectures.


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>>>I will prove my identity to any Brother who asks, but I feel no need or >>>>desire to prove it to you. You can choose to believe me or not, either >>>>way it doesn't affect me.
See ? Even freemasons hate or at least don't care and are not affected by each others.
Hence failure of the system.
Mouhahahahaha....you don't fool the Cedric !
Cedric The Ephiminate
Originally posted by lashlarue
"NY Lodge and lodge secretary disagree with you"
My insinuations are based solely on the title of this thread, nothing more....
nothing less.
Originally posted by lashlarue
The presumptions are ostentacious, at best, and I feel belie
the precepts of the organization. Humility, as I see it, is paramount to an
individuals' self actualization. I see no humility in your words, nor have you said anything of substance regarding freemasonry. Call it a "hunch",if you
will,but something could quite possibly "be rotten in this state of Denmark".
Originally posted by lashlarue
"made accusations against another"
And the "spin".....Still nothing of substance.
"those who want to know more"
How have you contributed to this? Quite simply, you haven't........
Originally posted by Centiment
I don't think freemasons as anymore
evilish than christians or muslims.
Originally posted by lashlarue
"honest questions......you have asked none"
Honesty begets the same.....hopefully. You claim to be a Mason.....Other Masons seem to be satisfied with this. How could one verify that you are
who you claim to be? Let me take a wild stab at this......You give another
member your name and lodge number and they then can verify your status
perhaps? The only problem that I have with this is that it still doesn't prove
who you are.....as say a picture id might. So in other words, other Masons
have to accept you at your word as the final "mode of adjudication"????
I've been mistaken more times than I can remember in my 50+ years,yet,
there is something that says to me that you are not a "Master Mason" as
you claim. Not being a Mason, I am not privy to esoteric inner workings of
the craft which prohibit me from asking more poignant questions. At any
rate, I've obviously belabored a point so in closing I can only say if you are
representative of the "Neo Mason", then perhaps the shrinking of the
organization can be more easily understood...............


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Welcome to financial year 2014! Whew! July marks the new financial year and for some of us, the end of a strategy, planning and budgeting cycle. Once again, I had the opportunity to design and facilitate my organization's business strategy, planning and budgeting process and it seems that each time I learn tons. As a quick blog post, I thought I'd share a simple tool that was useful in my experience to help business leaders articulate their Business Objectives. Maybe it'd be useful to you too. The tool is a set of highly generic Business Objectives I refer to as "The Big 8". The Big 8 business objectives comprehensively cover any business to describe what they want to accomplish inclusive of customer/market-facing interests that a line of business would primarily be concerned with as well as internal-facing interests that support organizations are often primarily concerned with. Organizations that can think through their objectives as well as the objectives from the organization(s) they support drastically reduce risk of failure to streamline execution and deliver a holistic business change.
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Business Objectives
Description with KPI examples
Business Effectiveness
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Increase in sales revenue generated
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For context when to use The Big 8, below is a simple strategy formulation process. I normally use The Big 8 when defining business objectives after analyzing the market and before defining KPIs.
Why use The Big 8?
Often organization leaders are focused on their internal responsibilities or maybe the company's trendy, top-of-mind priorities and putting at risk the articulation of a comprehensive set of business objectives useful to organizations upstream or downstream to them. To avoid unintentionally ignoring critical business objectives, I use The Big 8 as a simple checklist to make sure the resulting set of business objectives covers all business concerns. I'm not suggesting every organization include a business objective for each of The Big 8. I'm only suggesting to use The Big 8 as a discussion topic to make sure that an appropriate business objective for that group isn't over looked.
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It's last Thursday night here at the 'ville and it's cold. I have spent my entire day running around campus, going to class, doing errands, and being generally, and somewhat impressively productive. But it is now 6:30 p.m., and all I want to do is go chill in my room and watch a show on Hulu. But Radiance starts at 7:00 p.m. and I know I need to be there.
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On Jan. 26, firefighters from the Fort Gillem, Forest Park, Clayton County and Morrow fire departments fought to contain a fire at the Georgia Army National Guard Readiness Center (Bldg. 608) on Fort Gillem.
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Commissions will be closed indefinitely while I'm seeking medical care. Long story short, I've been in and out of the hospital for chest pains. Going for more testy fun stuff with the doctor. Until they figure out exactly what we need to do to keep me tickin', I won't be committing to anything. I have one commission left and that'll be it for a while.
I do kind of dink around with jewelry lately as you guys noticed. Most of hte rings sold (there's one left) but I've also made a bracelet. www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?…! I'm kind of proud of it anyway, for a first attempt. I'll be fiddling with jewelry more and more as I'm stuck being somewhat sedentary for a while and it's easy to do and not move around much.
anyway. That's all. Thanks for all the support. more stuff... later.
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Take good care of yourself! I hope you'll be back and kicking very very soon.
That's a beautiful bracelet! I like chunky things like that. Hope you get some answers soon about your chest pain
Hopefully you will be as lucky as I was - when I had chest pains, it turned out to be a badly pulled chest muscle. Good luck!
They ruled that out very early on. Lots of fun tests like cat scans and stuff. So far the verdict is stress related heart problems.
Ouch! Well, hopefully if they are stress related, you can get them to go away if you relieve the stress? (Unfortunately, having heart problems is not exactly a stress reliever ... )
Get better!
Get better!
well it's not as easy as that, and part of 'stress' is physical strain. As in exertion like.. walking up a flight of stairs. So it's complicated.
If your body is considering walking up a flight of stairs as stress, you are definitely not in for a fun time.
hope they can help find what's going on and that you're feeling better soon!
Meep! Get well soon!
As some one who's gone through those test before, get better soon and I'll keep you in my thoughts!
Aw, hope you'll feel better soon
Adding my best wishes to the others and I hold my thumbs for you getting to know what's happening so things can be fixed.
Also, good luck to your jewellery! It looks really good from what I've seen on DA and since perfect comes with practise, I'm looking forward to see the result of more practise
You rule, girl. Get well soon ^^
Also, good luck to your jewellery! It looks really good from what I've seen on DA and since perfect comes with practise, I'm looking forward to see the result of more practise
You rule, girl. Get well soon ^^
I hope everything will be alright <333 xoxoxo!! Take care and happy holidays!!
i hope it is nothing serious and that you'll be alright
Let me know if you need anything. Elora is a little more mobile now, so I may have to raid your house so you can meet her and we can hang out a bit
Maybe after christmas, just don't expect much out of me. Just goign up and down the front stairs sends me to my knees, so I don't move around very much anymore.
I am sorry to hear that you are having trouble Let me know if I can help in any way.
I just saw Avatar... talk about eye candy Amazing effects and very creative designs. If you haven't seen it yet, do if you get a chance. It was great in 3D. It made me want to come straight home and draw.
I just saw Avatar... talk about eye candy Amazing effects and very creative designs. If you haven't seen it yet, do if you get a chance. It was great in 3D. It made me want to come straight home and draw.
I hope you feel better soon. Hopefully it's just something benign.
I hope is just a scare, take care!!!
Let us know when you learn what it is
Let us know when you learn what it is
Get well soon!
I have had some mystery chest pains as well, but they cannot seem to figure out what is going on either. Mystery plague? >.<
Have fun with the jewelery!
I have had some mystery chest pains as well, but they cannot seem to figure out what is going on either. Mystery plague? >.<
Have fun with the jewelery!
Lady, you and me both. I heartily sympathize. Good luck! I'm interested in knowing just what it is, when you find out.
*hugs tight* you take care of yourself sweets. I've still got apparently a pile of tests to go through before they figure it out. At least they ruled out the big baddies like cancer/heart attack.
Ah Jess...now I really do wish we lived near one another. I'd have you over to veg out with my wife Tina and my cat Stella while we watched relaxing happy stuff and hid from the outside world here in my own corner of the Hedge. Please do keep us all updated on things, won't you?
awww. That would be fun. Right now my cats have all decided that my lack of mobility means that I am their new couch. I'm constantly being laid on *grin*
That's a lovely problem to have- having my own sweet Stella cuddled up on my copious tummy is one of life's greatest delights! Stay warm and cozy hon.
Ugh. Take care of yourself, Lady.
get better soon!
take care spam. and may the doctors find out what's ailing you quickly so no permanent damage takes hold of you.
Take care, I'm thinking of you.
yikes on the chest pains, and I hope its easy to fix! Get better!
Hope everything is okay! Get better soon!
Indeed, sending much love your way. Hope you get healthy soon.
Oh dear... Good luck, and I really hope they figure out how to help you so you can feel better soon.
Extra sage on the fires tonight for you my friend. May the return of the sun also herald a return of your full health and a bright year ahead.
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Hope you feel better and find out whatever is goin on! Be strong and be good! Lotsa love being sent your way!


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I love these towelettes. I've never used the Ponds Clean Sweep towelettes that they're supposedly modeled after, but they're the best thing I've ever used to remove my makeup.
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I used to use L'Oreal liquid eye makeup remover, but then I discovered the ease of towelettes and never looked back. I've been through Ponds towelettes, then Olay towelettes, then several other brands until I settled for Equate. Fantastic! I use them to cleanse my face of eye makeup and foundation. I feel clean and refreshed after use. I also carry some in my purse for makeup touch ups (smeared eyeliner) and just sweaty road-trip face (yuck!). These are my favorite - and they're well priced too!
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In removing makeup (esp waterproof mascara), I rate these better + more convenient than my makeup (and esp. eye makeup removers). It is the best. HG
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These are the very same as Ponds Clean Sweep at 1/3 the price. The ingredient list is the same and they are textured similarly as well. Green, White and Red Tea extracts are used; they act and are amazing anti-oxidents along with chamomile which acts as a soothing ingredient to skin. One cloth will remove and entire face of makeup (including waterproof eye makeup) with none left over. You may turn the towel over if you need more cleansing room. No need to rinse, just move to the next part of your skincare regine. They are also great for refreshing/cleansing the skin in mid afternoon heat and humidity (if you've no makeup on for instance.) They leave the skin feeling spotless, no funny, sticky, moist residue left behind, just CLEAN skin. I don't recommend them for constant cleaning, as nothing takes the place of cleanser and water, but these are good in a pinch or if you need to redo your makeup for evening and need to get the day's grime/makeup off quickly!...or it's been a late night and you just want something fast to get your face clean before bed. These fit the bill!!...and then some!
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I like it .. i didnt break out of using this as makeup remover plus it is so cheap ilove it.. its the best thing i use so far.. and i use the sensitive one so i doesnt iritate my skin.. :P
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Following my disastrous experience with Vichy I'm returning to what works for me. I've tried loads of different makeup removers at various price points and only Equate removes all of my makeup, leaves my skin soft and refreshed, and doesn't sting my eyes. HG indeed!
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Previously I used neutrogena, clean & clear, ponds, etc.. makeup remover wipes. So, in my local Walmart, I was debating whether to get 60 of these or 30 of my usual for the same price.I decided to get double. These work great! When I go out at night, I wear A Lot of makeup, primer, foundation, concealer, blush shadow, liner, mascara, lip gloss etc.. & This removes it all! It usually takes 2, sometimes 3 to remove all my makeup. I hold the flat wipe on my eye for about 20 seconds to allow it to break down my eye makeup, then gently wipe. It clears everything off. after I apply eye cream, moisturizer & lip balm & my skin feels great. The texture of the cloth feels like it slightly exfoliates too. so I would imagine that the exfoliating one would be too rough, idk? maybe? But this one exfoliates too. I was getting low on them, so I decided to write this review about them, since I will be repurchasing soon.
Age: 19-24
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I bough the 15-wipes just to carry in my purse incase I do sleepover somewhere. Does not take off waterproof mascara and dries skin out So I have to moisturize right away. They are convenient but I don't rely on the wipes to completely take off all my makeup.
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I cant say enough about these! ive been using them for a few years now and have tried many different brands, but ialways come back to these. i want to try the exfoliating ones in the green pack, but idk if i want to mess with a good thing. walmart carries these for about 5.99 for 120 wipes. suchhh a good deal. the only problem i have with these are that they dry out quickly in the pop up plastic bin. i usually have to tip it upside down to get some liquid into the top cloths. overall, i would definately repurchase.
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