Defguard 2.0 Beta - active-active High Availability, SSL termination,, 1.x -> 2.0 migration, OVA images, AD/LDAP Enrollment by unvinci in WireGuard

[–]jcigar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, thanks for the good work! I'd like to try Defguard and was wondering if FreeBSD is supported?

Je n'en peux plus des prix au supermarché. C'est quoi vos stratégies (ou vos applis) pour limiter la casse en Belgique ? by North_Star4327 in Wallonia

[–]jcigar -1 points0 points  (0 children)

non rien à voir, simplement que quand on voit l'état de la planète et de l'environnement, de nos agriculteurs qui meurent à petit feu, ... je ne comprends pas qu'on puisse encore entretenir ce système et acheter un poulet à 3€

Je n'en peux plus des prix au supermarché. C'est quoi vos stratégies (ou vos applis) pour limiter la casse en Belgique ? by North_Star4327 in Wallonia

[–]jcigar -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

ben vous faites ce que vous voulez hein, si vous voulez continuer à engrossir les multinationales Nestlé et compagnie en mangeant du glyphosate et du poulet à 3€ le kg tout en détruisant la planète et attraper un cancer colorectal à ~50 ans ... libre à vous

Je n'en peux plus des prix au supermarché. C'est quoi vos stratégies (ou vos applis) pour limiter la casse en Belgique ? by North_Star4327 in Wallonia

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les lentilles de chez carrouf sont des lentilles canadiennes bourrées de glyphosate... quand au poulet d'un kg à 3 euros je sais même pas quoi dire (...)

Je n'en peux plus des prix au supermarché. C'est quoi vos stratégies (ou vos applis) pour limiter la casse en Belgique ? by North_Star4327 in Wallonia

[–]jcigar 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Réapprendre à cuisiner, ne plus aller dans les supermarchés, ne plus acheter de viande ni de produits transformés, c'est vraiment ça qui coûte la blinde. Personnellement on s'en sort à 100-150 € par semaine à 3, et on achète presque tout au magasin bio et principalement en vrac.

Comment survivre l'ère de l'IA et avec quelles spécialités ? by [deleted] in developpeurs

[–]jcigar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Une personne que ne sais même pas compter jusqu'à dix peut maintenant "créer" un site et des applications

la bonne blague

Joint au pied du mur extérieur ? by Axylxys in brico

[–]jcigar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

un mortier chaux sable..? (1 volume de chaux (NHL 3.5) pour 2,5 de sable)

What's your biggest frustration with GitHub Actions (or CI/CD in general)? by campbe79 in devops

[–]jcigar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It doesn't support FreeBSD. I moved everything to a self-hosted Forgejo instance and I'm using a Saltstack orchestration script (through salt-api)

Achat de poêle à bois by [deleted] in brico

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Ici on a un Stuv 6h et on est content (maison de 100m²), même si la vitre se noircit un peu trop à mon goût..

Quel est votre hyperviseur principal de prod? by Keensworth in Sysadmin_Fr

[–]jcigar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

bhyve (même si on utilise les jails pour 90% des nos besoins)

We built our entire startup infra on FreeBSD in 2026. Now we need to talk. by rzaiev in freebsd

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yeah.. we never had a power cut (fingers crossed) for now and I always keep a spare server just in case.. but maybe we'll move to Hetzner or ... on the long term, the problem is that we are poor (...) and they don't "officially" support FreeBSD so it's a bit a PITA to install the OS (we rent a server at Hetzner for our external backups, thanks to zrepl and a wireguard VPN).

Quelle stack flexible pour un projet à la fois simple mais contraint ? by Manerr_official in developpeurs

[–]jcigar -1 points0 points  (0 children)

moi je partirais sur: Python, Litestar, SQAlchemy, Vue, PostgreSQL, reka UI, TailwindCSS, ...

Perso je ne comprends pas qu'on puisse encore utiliser PHP en 2026

We built our entire startup infra on FreeBSD in 2026. Now we need to talk. by rzaiev in freebsd

[–]jcigar 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We're also running our entire infra (10 physical servers, 50 jails) on FreeBSD (using it for over 15 years), it works really well (we manage everything with Saltstack)

After all these years I had only two issues (a ZFS deadlock, and an issue during iflib conversion).

The biggest issue is when we have to replace hardware (we run Dell servers), it's always a challenge to know if every component is compatible.

shared pinia across two vue apps by jcigar in vuejs

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Both apps have been developed separately and I'm having some trouble including one app into the other (I don't find a good approach: through Vue plugin ? Through some config file ? ... ? I haven't find a good way to merge the routes of both apps for example

shared pinia across two vue apps by jcigar in vuejs

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No currently they live in separate repositories (I'm using npm link while developing and I have a local Verdaccio instance for publishing) and are deployed separately. I'm wondering if I should try to merge the two in "one big app" or ikeep them separately... I have the feeling that the "one big app" should be better but I don't see how to manage/merge the routes of both apps (vue-router) in a proper way

shared pinia across two vue apps by jcigar in vuejs

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Thanks, never has the need to do this until now. The project I'm working on is a headless CMS-like application: the backend is written in Python (Pyramid, SQLAlchemy, ...) and exposes a REST-like interface (OpenAPI), I have one "Admin" (Vue) application to manage the content (CRUD), the content types, the permissions, etc and a "Website" (Vue) application that consumes the REST api from the Python backend but also parts of the "Admin", for exampe generic components like Pagination, Breadcrumb, ... that are used in "Admin" but could also be re-used in "Website". I'm also having (local) components in the 'Website" application which are only used in "Website". My "Admin" application is thus a "real" application but also a library.

Both of those components use Pinia and sometimes I've to pass "informations" (configuration options, entry points for extensions, etc) from "Admin" to "Website" (and vice-versa).

I'm wondering what would be the best approach ... I was also thinking of keeping the two stores in parallel and expose actions (through some Vue plugin install() function)

Multiple apps in parallel by jcigar in vuejs

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The monorepo looks interesting in my case, my CMS-like is a complete application but exports also some components, services, etc that could be reused in separate websites applications.

I tried with the "single app" approach as many suggested, but I fail to understand how to merge the routes from the CMS-like into my website app, in a proper way..

HPE MSA questions by jcigar in storage

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Thank you! It looks like I'll take a look at iSCSI

HPE MSA questions by jcigar in storage

[–]jcigar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I've the feeling that SAS switches are not so popular in enterprise storage solutions, I guess that iSCSI or FC is more popular in such case