This is an updated list of commands available inside FreeBSD 15.0 container images.
There are complaints that FreeBSD OCI containers have limited functionality as certain programs do not exist, like chown, which, tail, su and many others.
Some of these are still missing in FreeBSD 15.0 OCI container images, but chown, chgrp, tee are there now.
The earlier version of this list is here
If you're using https://github.com/nttgin/BGPalerter and want to send alerts to a discord channel, which isn't listed in the documentation at https://github.com/nttgin/BGPalerter/blob/main/docs/report-http.md you can enable it as follows:
In volume/config.yml the default reporting section on setup contains:
reports:
- file: reportFile
channels:
- hijack
- newprefix
There are complaints that FreeBSD OCI containers have limited functionality as certain programs do not exist, like chown, which, tail, su and many others.
To help people find alternative commands to use inside the container, a list of commands is provided below.
The list was generated by performing the following steps
git clone https://github.com/bretton/temporary-micropod
cd temporary-micropod/emptyrun
If you try install open-webui in FreeBSD 14.1 you'll run into troubles.
If using pip install --user open-webui it will crash with the following error
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement onnxruntime>=1.14.1 (from chromadb) (from versions: none)
The following guide will help you get a containerised instance of IBM-MQ running on Ubuntu 24.04 with podman-compose and apparmour support.
Make sure you have the required software installed
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install podman podman-compose podman-docker
Docker-style containers are live on FreeBSD via FreeBSD Container Images by Doug Rabson, also available at container registry quay.io/dougrabson
If you want to see how several containers work together, get started with the micropod-sampler playbook to setup a small consul, nomad, traefik, minio and nginx environment using FreeBSD containers on FreeBSD
When you see it working, it makes sense to expand the micropod-sampler environment to include Envoy Proxy.
There is a tutorial Envoy Consul Service Discovery Service which covers the basic concept using consul and nomad and envoy. You can also review the Hashicorp tutorial [Understanding Consul Connect](https://www.youtube.com
If you run a Mikrotik Dude instance on CHR, have a lot of devices and years of activity, problems start to arise with errors like:
server status: db failure: disk image is malformed. stop
server status: db failure: database disk image is malformed. stop
The problem might temporarily be resolved by running
#!/bin/bash
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This comes from this forum post and adapted with info from this gist
A sample HAproxy configuration using SNI. Using SNI has the advantage that you don't have to mess with the certificates on the HAproxy server itself. Useful with many servers and / or many fast-expiring certificates (letsencrypt).
global
maxconn 5000
ulimit-n 16384
log 127.0.0.1 local0
uid 99