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#pf — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pf, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Blockade economy: Oil squeeze lifts medium‑term GIC Yields

    The Middle East conflict has shifted from air strikes to a grinding logistics war, but its grip on…
    #NewsBeep #News #Economy #appwebview #Business #CA #Canada #pf-ca #streetwise
    newsbeep.com/ca/668196/

  2. New post: FreeBSD resource monitoring and accounting.

    A practical tour of the base-system toolkit for figuring out *what is actually using my server*: top, vmstat, systat, gstat, netstat/sockstat, procstat, pfctl, and per-jail attribution with kern.racct and rctl.

    No ports, no agents. Just FreeBSD.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-resou

    #FreeBSD #BSD #Jails #pf #SysAdmin #DevOps #Unix #BSD #Blog

  3. New post: FreeBSD resource monitoring and accounting.

    A practical tour of the base-system toolkit for figuring out *what is actually using my server*: top, vmstat, systat, gstat, netstat/sockstat, procstat, pfctl, and per-jail attribution with kern.racct and rctl.

    No ports, no agents. Just FreeBSD.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-resou

    #FreeBSD #BSD #Jails #pf #SysAdmin #DevOps #Unix #BSD #Blog

  4. New post: FreeBSD resource monitoring and accounting.

    A practical tour of the base-system toolkit for figuring out *what is actually using my server*: top, vmstat, systat, gstat, netstat/sockstat, procstat, pfctl, and per-jail attribution with kern.racct and rctl.

    No ports, no agents. Just FreeBSD.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-resou

    #FreeBSD #BSD #Jails #pf #SysAdmin #DevOps #Unix #BSD #Blog

  5. New post: FreeBSD resource monitoring and accounting.

    A practical tour of the base-system toolkit for figuring out *what is actually using my server*: top, vmstat, systat, gstat, netstat/sockstat, procstat, pfctl, and per-jail attribution with kern.racct and rctl.

    No ports, no agents. Just FreeBSD.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-resou

    #FreeBSD #BSD #Jails #pf #SysAdmin #DevOps #Unix #BSD #Blog

  6. New post: FreeBSD resource monitoring and accounting.

    A practical tour of the base-system toolkit for figuring out *what is actually using my server*: top, vmstat, systat, gstat, netstat/sockstat, procstat, pfctl, and per-jail attribution with kern.racct and rctl.

    No ports, no agents. Just FreeBSD.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-resou

    #FreeBSD #BSD #Jails #pf #SysAdmin #DevOps #Unix #BSD #Blog

  7. Trying to figure out networking and (OpenBSD) pf at the same time...

    Basically, I have a secondary IPv4 address on my OpenBSD webserver that I want to forward to my IPv6-only Wii - as if the IPv4 address was the Wii's.

    What forwarding mode is appropriate? nat-to, af-to, rdr-to?

    #OpenBSD #pf #networking

  8. Trying to figure out networking and (OpenBSD) pf at the same time...

    Basically, I have a secondary IPv4 address on my OpenBSD webserver that I want to forward to my IPv6-only Wii - as if the IPv4 address was the Wii's.

    What forwarding mode is appropriate? nat-to, af-to, rdr-to?

    #OpenBSD #pf #networking

  9. Trying to figure out networking and (OpenBSD) pf at the same time...

    Basically, I have a secondary IPv4 address on my OpenBSD webserver that I want to forward to my IPv6-only Wii - as if the IPv4 address was the Wii's.

    What forwarding mode is appropriate? nat-to, af-to, rdr-to?

    #OpenBSD #pf #networking

  10. Trying to figure out networking and (OpenBSD) pf at the same time...

    Basically, I have a secondary IPv4 address on my OpenBSD webserver that I want to forward to my IPv6-only Wii - as if the IPv4 address was the Wii's.

    What forwarding mode is appropriate? nat-to, af-to, rdr-to?

    #OpenBSD #pf #networking

  11. Trying to figure out networking and (OpenBSD) pf at the same time...

    Basically, I have a secondary IPv4 address on my OpenBSD webserver that I want to forward to my IPv6-only Wii - as if the IPv4 address was the Wii's.

    What forwarding mode is appropriate? nat-to, af-to, rdr-to?

    #OpenBSD #pf #networking

  12. Built an AI agent harness on OpenBSD 7.8, as a test and - because why not(?)
    It's 198 agents. 198 UNIX users. One kernel.

    Each job runs through a setuid C wrapper:
    chroot(2) → unveil(2) → pledge(2) → execve(2)
    PF handles per-department egress. Every syscall is logged.

    Idle agents cost zero RAM. They're just directory entries until the executor calls them up. No containers. No VMs. No orchestrator bloat.
    Just OpenBSD being exactly what it was built to be. ❤️

    More people should know this OS is the ultimate AI harness. 🐡

    #OpenBSD #pledge #unveil #pf #BSD #AI #agenticAI

  13. Built an AI agent harness on OpenBSD 7.8, as a test and - because why not(?)
    It's 198 agents. 198 UNIX users. One kernel.

    Each job runs through a setuid C wrapper:
    chroot(2) → unveil(2) → pledge(2) → execve(2)
    PF handles per-department egress. Every syscall is logged.

    Idle agents cost zero RAM. They're just directory entries until the executor calls them up. No containers. No VMs. No orchestrator bloat.
    Just OpenBSD being exactly what it was built to be. ❤️

    More people should know this OS is the ultimate AI harness. 🐡

    #OpenBSD #pledge #unveil #pf #BSD #AI #agenticAI