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Scott Flowers @mrcranky@hostux.social · Jul 12, 2026
For the one-hand handful of us running #9front routers, my first real C program in many years, relay, is now up on http://shithub.us/flowerss/relay/HEAD/info.html It’s a simple hostname-based HTTP/HTTPS relay in the vein of relayd from OpenBSD or haproxy. It allows you to expose multiple backend web services through a single ip address. It even has round robin load balancing.
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David Cantrell 🏏 @DrHyde@fosstodon.org · Jul 15, 2026
Replying to @rl_dane@polymaths.social
@rl_dane@polymaths.social and #9front is #BSD? I like this decade!
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R.L. Dane :Debian: :FreeBSD: :OpenBSD: :NetBSD:🍵 :MiraLovesYou: @rl_dane@polymaths.social · Jun 07, 2026
Replying to on fosstodon.org
@dfloyd888@fosstodon.org Au contraire, mon frère! #FreeBSD has a handbook that covers almost every basic config situation you'd face. #OpenBSD has man pages covering nearly everything I haven't gotten very deep into #NetBSD, but I'm sure its documentation is on point. #9front has... 9front has... 9front has some very nice people on fedi who will tell you turn back now while there's still time 😂 The documentation experience on Linux is various forum posts telling you to try various things, none of which work, and maybe some obtuse documentation text file on kernel.org. Egad.
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R.L. Dane :Debian: :FreeBSD: :OpenBSD: :NetBSD:🍵 :MiraLovesYou: @rl_dane@polymaths.social · May 08, 2026
Various #FOSS OS communities' reactions to joining them: #Linux: "Hey, welcome to the fam! Here's a stack of CDs I burned, see which one boots for you." #FreeBSD: "Hey, we're glad you're here! Here's an amazing handbook to get you started, holler if you need a hand!" #NetBSD: "Of course it runs NetBSD! Welcome! :D" #OpenBSD: "Don't expect a lot of hand-holding, but we're all having fun with it, and hopefully you will enjoy the process, too." #9front: "Are... you... sure you want to do this?" 😆 (For the record, I love them all. I only regret I haven't had much of a chance to play with #Haiku, or interact with that community, yet!)
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Jacobo Da Riva Muñoz @jdrm@social.linux.pizza · Mar 06, 2026
I can't see my problem trying to connect from my #9front laptop to an #openSUSE sPC via ssh. The ssh command returns a "read1: eof" error. I regenerate the RSA key with a 4096 bytes size and that isn't the problem. 😞 I can connect from other OS to that computer. It seems the problem is in the ssh client because it can't connect to other openSSH servers.
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