Stefano MarinelliThis morning I converted two setups from "jail in jail" back to jail on VM. They worked well enough, but the advantages probably didn’t justify the changes needed to upgrade to FreeBSD 15.0, so for now they’re back in VMs.
Still, I’m keeping everything ready and I’m not ruling anything out. In the end, it’s just a matter of a ZFS send and receive.
Anders Gulden OlstadIn order to enable audio support in a jailed #xrdp desktop, install pulseaudio-module-xrdp package. Viola! Works like a charm with MS Windows RDP app.
BoxyBSDWe're coming even closer to you again with our new locations which will be available soon for deployments:
* UK, London
* Norway, Sandefjord
* Sweden, Stockholm
* Canada, Toronto
* US, Kansas
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bsd.nrwUnser letztes Treffen in 2025, am 9.12.2025, ab 19:00h im Fuchs im Hofmanns in #Duesseldorf #Bilk https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/bsd-user-group-dusseldorf-bsd-nrw/events/311739055/ #runbsd #bsdnrw #bug #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd
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Justine SmithiesQuestion for folk that use #OpenBSD in their home labs or rather several. ;)
I've got this idea to spin up OpenBSD on an i5-10505 based PC with 32Gb ram and I want to run the following services which are currently hosted on my FreeBSD server here using Bastille jails for each service.
I have a reverse proxy, nginx for web, git and cgit in another, Syncthing, Radicale. So 5 jails in total. The questions I have are would you try run all of those on base OpenBSD or use vmm for each like I do with bastille ?
Also how would #Snac perform in a vmm virtual machine using only 1 CPU compared to being in a multi core CPU jail on FreeBSD ??
The FreeBSD server has a i7-4790 (8) @ 3.60 GHz with 16Gb ram
The OpenBSD machine has a i5-10505 (6) @ 3.2 - 4.6 GHz with 32Gb ram.
Don't ask me why I'm considering this please. #RunBSD
I've got this idea to spin up OpenBSD on an i5-10505 based PC with 32Gb ram and I want to run the following services which are currently hosted on my FreeBSD server here using Bastille jails for each service.
I have a reverse proxy, nginx for web, git and cgit in another, Syncthing, Radicale. So 5 jails in total. The questions I have are would you try run all of those on base OpenBSD or use vmm for each like I do with bastille ?
Also how would #Snac perform in a vmm virtual machine using only 1 CPU compared to being in a multi core CPU jail on FreeBSD ??
The FreeBSD server has a i7-4790 (8) @ 3.60 GHz with 16Gb ram
The OpenBSD machine has a i5-10505 (6) @ 3.2 - 4.6 GHz with 32Gb ram.
Don't ask me why I'm considering this please. #RunBSD