Hi,

I want to use openntpd to sync my clock

I'm using

ntpd -ds

I see in my firewall that the dns resolution is working, and I get a server IP from the pool 👍

but anyhow I get

ntp engine ready no reply received in time, skipping initial time setting
no reply from x.x.x.x received in time, next query 300s

Weird my nftable config file should allow it:

# extract
chain OUT {
type filter hook output priority 0; policy drop;
udp dport 123 accept
}

chain IN {
type filter hook input priority 0; policy drop;
ct state established, related accept
}

Any ideas, or which lemmy community to cross-post ?

Thanks.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/40414734

Hi,

I would like to forward automatically Text messages.

A couples of years before, I was doing it easily with some FLOSS apps

But none of those apps (I keep the apk ;) ) works anymore on "recent" AOSP[^1] phone 🤨 ( Thanks to g**gle, to not take care of retro-compatibility )..

So, I lost time to dig for new apps (FLOSS and not)

• https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.pierreduchemin.smsforward/ The GUI is launching, but nothing happen.... not even an error message.
• https://apkpure.com/sms-forwarder/com.frzinapps.smsforward in addition do not be FLOSS it weight 70MB XD !!! , no thank you.

I'm willing to write a "Shell" script to run under Android, to just do that (I've never developed for Android, so if you have any advice I'm all ears )

or any other solution like

• Linux phone ROM ( without systemd )
• or maybe a simcard dongle, to allow my Linux computer to receive/send text ?

[^1]: a ROM that use AOSP is generally gapps free 😍

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/40414734

Hi,

I would like to forward automatically Text messages.

A couples of years before, I was doing it easily with some FLOSS apps

But none of those apps (I keep the apk ;) ) works anymore on "recent" AOSP[^1] phone 🤨 ( Thanks to g**gle, to not take care of retro-compatibility )..

So, I lost time to dig for new apps (FLOSS and not)

• https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.pierreduchemin.smsforward/ The GUI is launching, but nothing happen.... not even an error message.
• https://apkpure.com/sms-forwarder/com.frzinapps.smsforward in addition do not be FLOSS it weight 70MB XD !!! , no thank you.

I'm willing to write a "Shell" script to run under Android, to just do that (I've never developed for Android, so if you have any advice I'm all ears )

or any other solution like

• Linux phone ROM ( without systemd )
• or maybe a simcard dongle, to allow my Linux computer to receive/send text ?

[^1]: a ROM that use AOSP is generally gapps free 😍

Hi,

I would like to forward automatically Text messages.

A couples of years before, I was doing it easily with some FLOSS apps

But none of those apps (I keep the apk ;) ) works anymore on "recent" AOSP[^1] phone 🤨 ( Thanks to g**gle, to not take care of retro-compatibility )..

So, I lost time to dig for new apps (FLOSS and not)

• https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.pierreduchemin.smsforward/ The GUI is launching, but nothing happen.... not even an error message.
• https://apkpure.com/sms-forwarder/com.frzinapps.smsforward in addition do not be FLOSS it weight 70MB XD !!! , no thank you.

I'm willing to write a "Shell" script to run under Android, to just do that (I've never developed for Android, so if you have any advice I'm all ears )

or any other solution like

• Linux phone ROM ( without systemd )
• or maybe a simcard dongle, to allow my Linux computer to receive/send text ?

[^1]: a ROM that use AOSP is generally gapps free 😍

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/31833654

Hi,

I would like to found a regex match in a stdout

stdout

 /dev/loop0: [2081]:64 (/a/path/to/afile.dat)

I would like to match

/dev\/loop\d/

and return /dev/loop0

but the \d seem not working with awk ... ?

How to achieve this ? ( awk is not mandatory )

Hi,

I saw that someone replied to one of my topics, and I wanted to react or reach him back. But I've saw the following :

I suppose it's only the Network community ? (where the post was hosted ? )

I've discovered the modlog

https://programming.dev/modlog?page=19&actionType=ModBanFromCommunity&userId=1227688

But this user seem to have a lot of activity :) So I don't find why on Network he was Banned ?
is there an easy way ?

Thanks.