mode DTEs do not implement the
CSMA/CD algorithms traditionally used to arbitrate access to
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1001: exited on signal 12 (core dumped)
Do others experience it? Is there a fix for this?
You may need sem(4) loaded. It's a module, so you can try it out
without rebuilding your kernel.
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:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC amd64
To something newer? (like 7.2 stable)
Would there be any noticeable benefit from an update?
At *least* make sure you get the security updates...
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cannot get a handle on how to do
it on FreeBSD. Maybe I need a different program?
Certainly the sysutils/k3b port makes it much simpler. But the command
line is quite easy too, now that I have a working script written down.
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authentication data for X11 forwarding.
When I log in to the same servers from my Ubuntu machines, I do NOT
get that message.
What's wrong here?
See the ssh(1) manual for information on the -X and -Y options, and
ssh_config(5) for information on ForwardX11Trusted.
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is that
it only helps if you are sure you will know if the system reboots.
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/etc/profile, /root/.profile, anything that ENV might be set to.
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hardcoded in many, many
scripts, cron etc...
How to solve this in the most clean manner?
I just shut mailman down and did a full rebuild of it
(portupgrade -f mailman).
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I just shut mailman down and did a full rebuild of it
(portupgrade -f mailman).
and submitted a PR to add it to the upgrade-site-packages target.
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problems
(missing distfiles and so on). But is worth trying if you must stay with
5.X for whatever reason.
One thing it won't do is get you any of the bug fixes to the ssh port.
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to burn onto the CD. I find
it very unlikely that you really want to burn a text file directly.
I suggest you start by reading the documentation on the subject:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/creating-cds.html
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Kyle Grieb kyle@gmail.com writes:
I get a dead link from [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp] to
download the required file [tzupdater-1_3_12-2009a.zip].
It's up to /usr/ports/distfiles/tzupdater-1_3_15-2009g.zip now.
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variety of formats.
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viper:~$
viper:~$ sudo portupgrade -narR
It sounds like PREFIX is the one you're not picking up.
Perhaps it's being overridden by one of your makefiles, or by
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investigation led me to think that reinstallkernel was what you were
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Luke Dean lu...@pobox.com writes:
Yes, it sounds like a stupid question, but let me tell the story.
The log for my dhcp server filled up /var last night, which meant that
dhcpd was also unable to hand out new leases, which meant that I had
effectively been DOSed. I'll have to look into
there's a missing dependency on math/libgmp4.
That's puzzling, though, because the FreeBSD build cluster built it fine
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hal; I get an error message
/usr/local/lib/libpolkit.so: undefined reference to
'strn...@fbsd_1.1'. Any suggestions would be welcome.
Please post the entire message, and any relevant lines leading up to
it. Also, as is usually the case, the output of uname -a would be
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Seems that @reboot in cron is what I need. It's too bad that there's
no straightforward shutdown hook.
If you really want an rc-style system available to users, it should only
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of
them. The native ftp(1) programs are quite different on all three of
those platforms are quite different.
I hear ncftp is nice.
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don't understand your question.
Are you looking for an FTP client that will provide specific return
codes for specific errors?
Are you looking for the error codes for a specific FTP client?
Are you looking for help scripting your use of an FTP client?
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they are supposed to be unlinked when the dump starts anyway, so they
shouldn't be sticking around.
Also, look for file flags on the directories, or ACLs, etc.
And consider the permissions you're running dump with.
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I've never used return codes with ftp(1),
but I have used them with fetch(1), which
is also part of the base system.
Have you tried fetch? If it doesn't meet
your needs, can you explain why?
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the dependency came from on your system, it would be a start
towards other people being able to provide advice.
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of this problem before, I can't see
any direct dependency of either libdrm or cairo on the other.
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a bit with different installs (i.e. whether i see
the error or not)
Hmm. ICRC errors are about the controller talking to the disk
electronics. They don't generally have anything to do with the
magnetic medium itself.
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installed the plugins, but with native firefox-3.0.8,1 and native
jdk-1.6.0.3p4_10, I don't have this problem.
I installed the plugins with links in my home directory, as described in
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that lookup before you do a setfib action.
On the other hand, I don't see any point in doing that, because there
can only be one result for a given address in your table(X), so
there's no reason to have more than one FIB.
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that might be
conceivably be useful on more than one platform would have to build on
all Tier 1 platforms. This probably won't ever be possible again on
*any* platform, so it isn't really a useful standard to apply.
I am redirecting the question to -docs...
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with setfib?
Because tables are a feature of IPFW, and the FIB isn't.
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there would be
more data structure traversal on every packet.
Probably better would be to stick to the current scheme in the value
itself, and hash out of it.
A big advantage of open source, of course, is that you can try your
ideas out yourself, and see how they work.
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that directly. One idea
might be to run a firewall to choose the packets and to forward a copy
to a dummy interface that can be monitored.
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, but if the data consists of a lot of different
files, using tar on both ends of a pipe will probably be much faster.
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the ports to a non-standard PREFIX,
and use the results of that to tell you which ports need to be
reinstalled to the standard PREFIX.
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and i get associated icon on my desktop
Where do i set who has permissions to burn with the CD drive?
See the Creating and Using Optical Media (CDs) chapter of the FreeBSD
Handbook:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/creating-cds.html
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, the port needs to be built with bison
instead of the system yacc. The port has been updated to do this; make
sure you have version 1.111 of the port's Makefile.
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compatibility mode
now?
It's a bug in bash 4. It was discussed here a few days ago. I would
deinstall v.4 and install shells/bash3 until the bug's fixed.
Which happened a week ago.
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or in the
bash build assuming Gnuisms from bison, but bash really was broken for a
while on $(...) formulations.
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Yes, it does. With the '-R' option.
The manual is our friend...
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to evaluate, because that web page doesn't list
any details about the hardware.
Flash disks are no big deal, especially if they will already be inserted
at boot time.
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instantaneous to
remove on any filesystem. I haven't done any benchmarks, either,
though. I'm not going to accept it as a real FreeBSD advantage unless I
saw some solid benchmarks...
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in the first place. Besides, if you
have a missing (or corrupted) file in your ports tree, there may be
others. If you update your ports tree regularly anyway, I would
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now that you mention it
especially in light of reading your further comments below.
Note that it should probably be using the newly-built touch(1) at that
point, so one possibility is that make(1) is confused, possibly by an
incorrect clock.
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are uploading into should be owned
by the group you want the files to have.
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on that file, and the directory containing it,
and the mount point. I'm sure at least one of them isn't sufficiently
permitted to the user running gtkpod.
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in FreeBSD?
See the entry in the FreeBSD FAQ titled Why can I not mount an audio CD?
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/disks.html#MOUNT-AUDIO-CD
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. Any experience with that will
be of high interest to me.
I use the apcupsd port on a couple of FreeBSD machines, with both
powered by my APC UPS.
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If the errors are different each time, it's probably not a software
problem. Test your RAM.
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printed out when you installed one of
the linux_base ports, telling you how to configure it.
I think the fc4 version is the default these days; if that is what you
are using, the message is in the file
/usr/ports/emulators/linux_base-fc4/pkg-message
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.) should not orphan any libraries
(occasionally there is a bug in a port that does, but it's rare). As
far as the base system, remember the make delete-old step, which is
part of the official UPDATING instructions.
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the disk firmware for *its*
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through. Nothing is actually listening on that port on the server,
though, which is why you don't see anything in sockstat et. al.
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the brand name is
included in the email,) and, the MAC address of the cable modem's
router port.
Was I potty trained wrong, or is this risky.
It could be, but isn't necessarily. Depends on other details of how the
network is set up.
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, 1447M Free
Swap: 2014M Total, 2014M Free
See the FreeBSD FAQ entry titled Why does top show very little free
memory even when I have very few programs running?.
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Zhang Weiwu zhangwe...@realss.com writes:
Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Have you checked what happens if you disable your APIC?
You mean ACPI?
No, I meant the APIC, the interrupt controller. But I don't think you
can do that without compiling a special kernel for it, so it may not be
worth
the loader.old
Could anyone please help me?
Can you boot from a CD to fix things up?
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be hardware trouble, I suppose.
The whole point of a watchdog is to let the driver recover after the
hardware has locked up.
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When dd is used like:
dd if=/dev/0 of=/dev/da1 bs=1024
Does it completely wipe the drive INCLUDING the boot sectors etc? (i.e. does
it start right at secor 0 of the disk and continue to the last sector?).
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spending too much time running as root
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with the MFS than they would have been without it.
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generates a lot of them, but because it can spend a lot of time handling
each one...
Have you checked what happens if you disable your APIC?
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if I
can use it to repair the main system.
I sure hope that won't help. That would defeat the point of jails,
wouldn't it? ;-)
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SENDMAIL_LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib
SENDMAIL_LDADD=-lsasl2
could be wrong am no expert, ..
Not only are you right, but the English version does say make.conf.
I suggest you check with the Dutch translation team...
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Wouter Snels nos...@ofloo.org writes:
Lowell Gilbert schreef:
Wouter Snels nos...@ofloo.org writes:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/nl/books/handbook/smtp-auth.html
i think there is a problem on that page, i've noticed that you are
supposed to add following in rc.conf, however i remember
and not a master.
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error message are indicating the problem, but I don't
know what they're telling us. The hostname should probably be
localhost, and sshd_config is set up to do that by default.
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noah:noah /shares/internal/Music/'
Maybe I haven't had enough coffee yet, but wouldn't that just be
ssh n...@192.168.1.20 'chown -R noah:noah /shares/internal/Music/'
? You might even want to use '-n' as an option to the ssh command.
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have caused this and
what I can do to get it back to the way it was.
I wouldn't be surprised if it were a hardware problem, which can be
tricky to trace down from the software side.
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for? If find that the open-source nv
driver works just fine for most things (I, too, do not play games on my
desktop computer). Until I installed Google Earth, the proprietary
driver was completely unnecessary for me.
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I'd look at the manuals for netgraph's Ethernet nodes, and perhaps the
GIF source code.
But I'd *really* recommend you tunnel IP rather than ethernet if you
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it will be comparing against the cache of
the file's buffers, not against what is really on disk, so if you
suspect an operating system or hardware-write bug, you won't spot it
immediately.
What, precisely, would you like to protect against?
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the names
just like you would on the command line (modulo escaping for C's special
characters), it should work fine.
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On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 08:32:45PM -0500, Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Gary Kline kl...@thought.org writes:
is there a way i can be sure that my little C program has copied a
dos/win file named, say, foo.htm\;7 to simply foo.htm?
my program uses
filesystem it mounts.
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Does anyone have a clue where to find the solution?
According to my quick look at the code, that message isn't necessarily a
hint to the problem. Do you have a RAID array in the machine?
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chpass(1) *should* work.
Since it didn't, I suggest looking at the password file.
Use vipw(8) for that, and see if there is anything in the password field
for the root password.
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RW rwmailli...@googlemail.com writes:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 17:54:24 -0500
Lowell Gilbert freebsd-questions-lo...@be-well.ilk.org wrote:
However,
commercial routers generally do not use their OS kernel this way -- it
is far more common that the kernel does send and receive packets
within its
a more
specific set of questions to investigate. If you're looking for more of
an overview, the usual suspects (books by Comer, Stevens, Tanenbaum,
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in the router still uses the
native stack for its own communications.
I apologize if this message isn't clear; I was avoiding any information
specific to the systems I currently work on, and I may have fuzzed
things out a bit too much.
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to /dev/rmt because you failed to
supply an alternative destination?
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the entity managing the routing data, although sometimes the management
is done completely out-of-band, in which case the kernel's forwarding
data need not have any connection with the data driven into the
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be to generate an mtree(1) description for each
snapshot, and using that to compare against other snapshots. You have
to mount the snapshot for that, though...
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