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@krum Debian has had this for years as popcon…

@cynicalsecurity looking at `networking(7)`, it seems like the recommended way is to run `service routing restart` after any `service netif` actions…

If you start and stop your wg frequently, maybe do a shell alias to start/stop wg and restart routing?

@emaste will this allow us to use RFC7217?
@mwl I’d sponsor that immediately
I cannot get WebAuthn to work in Firefox on #freebsd...
It shows up fine in fido2-token -L and I can use it to type out the password thing, but I can't get firefox to work with it... webauthn.io keeps giving me "
Registration ceremony was sent an abort signal" when attempting to register.

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I have GELI full disk encryption setup on my #freebsd computer, but let’s say it gets left open on the passphrase entry prompt, will the computer eventually timeout and fully shutdown? I couldn’t find anything in geli(8)…

The March/April 2024 Issue of the FreeBSD Journal is here! The issue includes a practical guide to FreeBSD kernel development, an exploration of KDE’s CI system, a look into kernel debugging support in LLVM’s debugger (lldb), and more!

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TIL that #libimobiledevice actually implements "reverse tethering"

  • Compile usbmuxd from source
  • Use systemctl edit usbmuxd to add
  • [Service]
    Environment=USBMUXD_DEFAULT_DEVICE_MODE=3
  • Connect the iPhone
  • Create a bridge interface, using the following instructions or similar: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/network_bridge#Assigning_an_IP_address
  • Add usb0 to the bridge
  • Bring usb0 up
  • Voilà, your iPhone should now be able to access the internet through your Linux device.

    Network bridge - ArchWiki

    Then I threw the lines into Photoshop, applied the bucket tool, and ... good enough!