shupfel, to FreeBSD German
@shupfel@mastodontech.de avatar

This costed me hours. If you ever have this problem with pkg:

pkg: No SRV record found for the repo 'FreeBSD'
pkg: packagesite URL error for pkg+http://pkg.FreeBSD.org/FreeBSD:13:amd64/quarterly/data.pkg -- pkg+:// implies SRV mirror type

In other words, your computers fail to resolve "SRV" DNS records ... AND you are using or , then:

Check whether you have the option "filterwin2k" on. Switch it off. In the router it is disguised as "Filter useless".

philpem, to WindowsXP
@philpem@digipres.club avatar

Alongside my page on the Chyron, I've also documented how to network-install from a system using , and

https://www.philpem.me.uk/computer/winxp_netinst

... and all because I couldn't get XP Setup to boot off of a USB stick I made with Rufus!

There's a short explainer about how the boot process fits together, and the rest is a HOWTO.

wyri, to terraform
@wyri@haxim.us avatar

Oops! Looks like there is a translation error somewhere between #terraform, #yaml, #pihole, #json, and #dnsmasq.....

governa, to linux
@governa@fosstodon.org avatar

How to Install a Local Resolver with on :rockylinux:

https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-set-up-local-dns-with-dnsmasq-on-rocky-linux/

Sergio, to random
@Sergio@fosstodon.org avatar

I'd love a little help. I've heard you can set it to only accept requests for a site from certain IPs. Is that correct? I'd like to configure it to only allow/forward the connection from Cloudflare's IPs. So I can have the "orange cloud" proxy on and make things a bit more secure for a server I'm setting up. This would be on a router, but that shouldn't make a difference.

philpem, to random
@philpem@digipres.club avatar

Hmm. Dnsmasq is giving the IP phones addresses in the "guest" range. I wonder why it's doing that. They're being tagged correctly, but falling through into the default IP range. How peculiar.

philpem,
@philpem@digipres.club avatar

Oh no, it's not a bug, it's a one.

I killed the lease and made the main dhcp-range explicitly invalid if the device has the "phone_cisco" tag (which gets set if it's a Cisco IP phone)

vendor class: Cisco Systems, Inc. IP Phone CP-7940G
client provides name: SEP001E13(redacted)
DHCPDISCOVER(br0) 00:1e:13:redacted no address available

So what the hell is going on here? Well... next post

philpem,
@philpem@digipres.club avatar

I have a couple of dhcp-vendorclass directives in my config, and a tag_if to condense them into a "this is an IP phone" tag, which is used to assign the IP address:

dhcp-vendorclass=set:phone_cisco,"Cisco Systems, Inc. IP Phone"
dhcp-vendorclass=set:phone_gigaset,"N510_IP_PRO"
tag_if=set:phone,tag:phone_*
dhcp-range=tag:phone,MIN_IP_REDACTED,MAX_IP_REDACTED,12h

If I re-enable the main range for phones, I see this in the dnsmasq log:

tags: phone_cisco, br0

Where's the "phone" tag?

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