08:20:50 <kayront> remind me, any good command to list listening ports, process name, and user ?
08:20:55 <kayront> sockstat in fbsd
08:55:06 <andyf> netstat -anu
10:17:16 <v_a_b> I use netstat -uafinet to just show v4 UDP/TCP ports. One thing that I always forget that the pid column will be blank unless running as root...
10:32:34 <andyf> well, it will be there for processes you own I think, but yes
10:42:45 <v_a_b> Ah yes.  I usually work as a non-priv user that definitely has no procs listening anywhere :-)
10:46:56 <wilbury> [root@sosbuild02 ~]# netstat -uaf inet
10:46:57 <wilbury> netstat: illegal option -- u
10:47:13 <wilbury> rather old platform.
10:47:15 <andyf> Must be too old
10:51:41 <wilbury> yes, 2016
10:52:45 <andyf> You could try https://github.com/bahamas10/illumos-sockstat
10:53:43 <andyf> it shows the process that created the socket, not the one that has it now, but in most cases that is probably good enough
10:53:58 <andyf> and only one process, even for a socket that is shared
11:00:45 <kayront> <wilbury> yes, 2016
11:00:46 <kayront> savage
11:00:47 <kayront> :D
11:01:25 <wilbury> kayront: it's my private smartos box with pkgsrc build zone where i commit from.
11:02:07 <wilbury> (i also have netbsd 9.1, netbsd-current, debian linux for pkgsrc pre-commit testing)
11:02:24 <v_a_b> wilbury IMHO piadm that makes your pool bootable w/o a sloooow USB sticks makes updating worth while
11:02:44 <wilbury> v_a_b: well, yes, that's true.
11:02:50 <wilbury> [root@sosbuild02 ~]# uptime
11:02:50 <wilbury> 11:02:45    up 576 day(s), 12:54,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.00
11:03:22 <v_a_b>  12:03pm  up 2342 day(s),  1:39,  2 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
11:03:32 <v_a_b> Not saying which box, but I am ashamed of it every day.
11:03:46 <wilbury> i've had solaris 10 boxes with 5000+
11:04:39 <wilbury> so basically i turned them on, installed, used them a few years, then moved services elsewhere, decommisioned them and turned them off.
11:04:51 <v_a_b> One Solaris 2.6 here with uptime 8000+ but that's because it is in suspend -- and the NVRAM is dead, too.
11:06:04 <wilbury> hell, solaris 2.6 with /usr/opt/SUNWmd, in E250, E450, E3500
11:06:17 <wilbury> s/in/on/
11:06:35 <v_a_b> This is a Tadpole SparcBook, basically an SS5 in a Thinkpad.
11:07:50 <jperkin> we had a ss10 running 2.7 that was in heavy production with 5000+, they don't build them like that any more
11:09:33 <wilbury> https://scontent.fbts3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/175679_10150097198502639_7204218_o.jpg?_nc_cat=104&ccb=2&_nc_sid=cdbe9c&_nc_ohc=IVVZ4x6ZFlYAX-vp7s-&_nc_ht=scontent.fbts3-1.fna&oh=8bdd28fc7cff4f65a3603f3c99b9d047&oe=6040F750 my first installation of DS20 (a modular datacenter)
11:09:54 <wilbury> https://scontent.fbts3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/171743_10150090193687639_7200784_o.jpg?_nc_cat=100&ccb=2&_nc_sid=cdbe9c&_nc_ohc=ZfulsJ6fAngAX9azOcS&_nc_ht=scontent.fbts3-1.fna&oh=2cadcb761156fd97788b685bf84f1c66&oe=603FBBD6 and one of the was the one with 5000+
12:04:19 <v_a_b> the good old days :-)
12:09:13 <wilbury> oh yes, i was a field from 1999 to 2016. sometimes i miss it :-/ and sometimes i don't miss it at all
16:53:48 <sjorge> Man I still love the sun he aesthetic
16:57:28 <jperkin> I miss it a lot, all good things always get screwed up by corporates
18:46:17 <Smithx10> Don't worry everyone kuberentes support groups coming soon
18:46:18 <Smithx10> https://thenewstack.io/how-to-fight-kubernetes-complexity-fatigue/
18:55:30 <neuroserve> k8s ecosystem is following openstacks lead...
19:08:52 <danmcd> neuroserve by that you mean more hair-and-complexity?