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Why does the same command appear on two different ports with different times?

While I was destroying some snapshots, I found this interesting / disturbing. Why is the same destroy appearing twice, on different TTYs? [16:11 r730-03 dvl ~/tmp] % w | grep air dvl pts/2 air01.startpoint.vpn.unixathome.org 1:04PM 2:18 sudo zfs destroy data01/snapshots/homeassistant-r730-01@autosnap_2024-10-19_22:15:08_frequently dvl pts/1 air01.startpoint.vpn.unixathome.org Fri11PM – w dvl pts/4 air01.startpoint.vpn.unixathome.org 4:11PM – sudo zfs destroy data01/snapshots/homeassistant-r730-01@autosnap_2024-10-19_22:15:08_frequently

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PF states limit reached – on three different host at nearly the same time

What are the chances that three different hosts, in thee different datacenters all display these messages within seconds of each other? The uptimes: [dvl@r720-02:~] $ uptime 1:42PM up 62 days, 15:01, 2 users, load averages: 0.04, 0.12, 0.18 [13:42 tallboy dvl ~] % uptime 1:42PM up 62 days, 15:37, 2 users, load averages: 0.17, 0.37,

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Setting up a local subversion repository server with nil security

There is much code for FreshPorts which lives in a subversion repository in my basement. I have long wanted to convert that to git and move it to git hub. In this post: FreeBSD 14.1 subversion 1.14.4 Which reminds me: I need to find a tool which backs up Github repos for me. Preferably everything

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Loading up an old copy of a PostgreSQL database, zfs snapshots, and sanoid snapshot management

Sometimes you want to go back to a known good state. And you want to do it quickly, without waiting around. In my case, that’s going to be a zfs snapshot. Today I am preparing to test some code changes so that FreshPorts properly creates a new category. See these recent blog posts for details:

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