named.conf (!!!) on another machine.
Is this a bug or intended? What is the intended functionality of -U?
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iles (e.g. collections of Maildir mailboxes).
I mention rdiff-backup but of course there are plenty of others. I
just happen to prefer rdiff-backup, mostly because of it's "rsync
mirror + history" semantics and completely trivial setup.
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remove all packages, and then re-installing all the built
binaries.
I have some tools to help me do this that are semi-public, but not
really in a nice state at this time. Let me know off-list if you would
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Intel chipsets, but
then I cannot find any cards that have them (only integrated on
motherboards, which puts too much of a constraint on the choice of
motherboard).
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K
ul.
FWIW, for doing stuff like moving the root fs (which I have done more
often than I would like) I recommend using tar -cp or rsync -a. I
preserves everything I care about preserving, and it has well-known
and well-tested semantics that I feel comfortable with.
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ZFS is
loaded at boot due to loader variable.)
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I don't know if this made any more sense than what you have already read. If
things are unclear, please clarify what part you are having trouble will!
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sts right down to the constituent drives... I did, and
eventually got a response after 1-2 weeks. But the response was such that I
could not feel confident that the question was accurately forwarded to the
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http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.2/static/continuous-archiving.html
Also the very long transaction used for the backup will prevent vacuuming from
freeing tuples for the duration of the backup. If you have tables that rely
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have a vague sense thunderbird does this; I could be wrong. Assuming the
server is using Maildir I don't see why this should happen on the serverside,
nor have I had that experience even with large folders (large enough that no
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is up to you. dovecot does not provide and user interfaces for managing
accounts (that I am aware of). Typically a reason to have the user database
in a relational database would be to enable the construction of such
interfaces, or perhaps use of existing tools. But unless I am missing
somethi
to do with upgrading? I have my own
private little vision of what I want to see from ports/pkgsrc itself to
enable package managers to support seamless upgrading. If there could be some
cooperation going in terms fo enabling upgrading tools to work better, I
might be more motivated to finally res
ding approach (e.g., files
moving between packages can cause problems).
In the end I tend to either build binary packages from scratch and use
portupgrade -afPP to upgrade, or do in-place upgrading with portmanager.
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sh has some issues (e.g., freebsd port is marked
as broken om amd64 right now), so I dunno about counting on it being
available everywhere.
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stricted access to certain system calls, which creates the
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section 12.3.3. Can anyone claim that it is sensible for it to be
this fricking difficult *to print the value of a variable*?
Although that last bit has to do with more than the choice of a shell, it
highlights perfectly the type of trouble you run into when you try to be
portable with the
ching is still enabled, synchronous writes won't help except
perhaps to lower the statistical probability of running into problems (that's
just a guess).
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fs; not sure). It is enough that the system does not break the file
system's ability to guarantee ordering of certain critical operations, which
is why write caching causes a problem (the drive re-orders writes for
performance and you end up with B happening before A, but consistency
depende
> If you are running without write caching turned on (which is the default),
That should be, "if you are running WITH write caching turned on".
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questions on
boot for all cases of expected inconsistencies. If you are getting prompts as
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investigate. Perhaps I screwed up.
But even so, three-way merging is nice, so etcmerge remains interesting.
Thanks,
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to be more wide spread in use. Are there problems with
it that I don't know about? How many people use it in production? Are there
advantages to mergemaster that causes mergemaster to even be preferred over
etcmerge as the default tool in base?
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the second time to verify that rsync does not want to update any files
there (if it did it would be an indication of corruption). -c makes it
checksum regardless of whether the file size/ctime matches, but it
will not make it re-do the checksumming after an update.
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> You want to adjust the vfs.read_max sysctl, I believe, or the
> vfs.maxbufspace for your second question. "sysctl -d vfs" is likely to be
> informative
Thanks! That looks like what I'm after.
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Hello,
Is there a way to force the buffer cache to be more aggressive when
caching reads? Or even just plain force a certain number of megabytes
to be dedicated to the buffer cache?
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ounces me
> back into the graphical login screen.
Ctrl-Alt-F1, f2, f3 etc will switch to the respective virtual console
while X is still running. You can then switch back to X (probably at
virtual console 7, 8 or something). If you want gdm to die you have to
actually kill gdm; otherwise it
t run stuff you are
actively upgrading, while upgrading. In practice though it "tends to
work".)
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> Can anyone point me to some How-to documentation on raising this value to
> increase postgresql connections?
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.2/static/kernel-resources.html
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for it to
attach to the USB bus, wait a few seconds, and insert it all the way - it
will get properly detected.
Similarly if connected on boot there is no problem.
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ggestions as
to how to make the retries continue for a longer period (other than patching
the source), it would be welcome, since during boot I need the kernel to be
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Now that you mention it I do think I recognize that. It would fit with the ~ 2
GB visible memory, but on the other hand the kernel does print the full 4 GB
during boot. But will definitely have to look into that.
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chipset and that these
> also have the same BIOS version.
I'll have a closer look and inquire with Dell what the intended functionality
is (hopefully it doesn't turn out to be something that requires Windows/Linux
to work around).
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visibility issues were a thing of the
past on amd64. Any insight?
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ation and upgrades.
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hit associated with disabling write
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packages not getting
rebuilt even though they should and/or stale dependencies and whatnot in
the pkgtools package database. If someone has magic information here I'd
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o work? (I could not get the latter to work.)
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;) etc). I have had trouble
with at least the 3112 and the 3114.
I recommend some Googling on the specific situation with the 3124.
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significantly. Aside from the above
mentioned problem that happened way in the beginning, I have not had a
single problem with it.
Definitely my new favorite controller...
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user in question at the console it should work. But in X it won't. You
can make it do what you ask to the system console with:
vidcontrol < /dev/console
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nd the chflags system provides
include by default.
That said I do like dump's integration with snapshots and overall
coherent feeling. If backup diskspace and bandwidth was not a concern
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ead". So far it's looking
good for me, but it has not been that long yet.
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in at least one PCI motherboard.
By your name you may be in Sweden; so FYI I purchased these cards from
Mullet (www.mullet.se). They're the only supplier I have found that
carries this locally. It's a shame really since it's such a good card
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nd is thus very
simple to get started with, it does just that. If you want things like
automatic rotation schemes with hourly/daily/etc you have to script that
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#x27;ll try to remember to
post an update for interested parties and/or the archives when I have
tested it more.
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rmance critical
production system though. And AFAIK NCQ is not yet supported in FreeBSD.
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axtor desktop drives to my knowledge don't do this.
This was Seagate. I have not investigated whether I can trigger it as
easily with the Maxtor.
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edictable and
> flexible (SMART support, software RAID, disks exposed to the actual OS
> and not some dodgy half-assed ASIC..).
Yes. Given that I do not intend to utilize the hardware RAID support,
having to go for a RAID card is to me just a downside, even disregarding
the increase in cost.
t because it is
priced very well.
If the Marvell is out, other main contenders are the 8 port LSI
MegaRAID, Highpoint RocketRaid and 3ware cards. But these are all on the
expensive side, with the half-exception of the MegaRaid 300-8XLP which
is only semi-expensive.
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has been good,
though I have not yet had any kind of hardware disaster or similar so I
cannot speak to how their tech support works in those cases.
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;touch" and the
> directory will shrink down to 1 block. You can then remove the file.
Thanks, that explaints it. And it did work.
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. This is on FreeBSD 6.1 with UFS2 +
softupdates. No snapshots exist of the filesystem.
1.7 million files may be extreme, but I don't see why an empty directory would
ever consume more than one inode?
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l firewall/gateway
case). Except in this case that does not apply, even if you agree with the
sentiment to begin with.
Can anyone confirm or deny whether "double" traversal *IS* supposed to work
without difficulties/special cases on current versions of pf/FreeBSD?
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(Actually 50% system
utilization on a dual-core 3800+, which I take to be one core saturated
unless geli is able to use both CPU:s for the same userland I/O operation.)
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ces with ifconfig.
The second machine I saw this on has only been running for a few days, so I am
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gig or so), a huge /usr and
symlinks for /tmp and /var - as an alternative to just one huge root
partition.
Does anyone want to speak up as to whether the behavior *is*
intentional, or just an unintentional "bug"?
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stem was mounted at the time,
so I presume this isn't a problem with geom_mirror per se, but
rather has to do with an attempt to access a destroyed geom or similar.
(This wasn't the root filesystem btw - if it was the root filesystem
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switch to a dynamically linked /bin by default.
(See eg http://kerneltrap.org/node/1628)
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t to back up).
> afterwards its just
> hard to find the deleted mail cause the names in Maildir are odd. I
> havent found any good answers to this on google
What do you mean by deleted mail? I do not understand how deleted
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I should add that this is currently on RELENG_6_0, but the situations
has been the same for a long time. At least as far back as 5.3, but I
believe "forever" (meaning probably 5.1 or so for this machine, I am
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the kernel log).
Also: The CPU usage problem occurrs on both outgoing and incoming
traffic, and on both NIC:s.
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> Instead of "destroy" I use "nuke".
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volume was
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be that there is some problem preventing
buffers from being flushed properly and/or the gmirror to shutdown correctly.
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ed-script reload (or the equivalent in /usr/local/etc/rc.d).
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ck (or close to it - at the end of the device, I don't remember).
My last partition ended at exactly the last block of the device. Presumably
/dev/ad1 is tasted by geom_label before /dev/ad1s1{g,h,whatever}, which
means that geom_label will find the label on /dev/ad1...
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what you would expect after
a "glabel somename /dev/ad1", and the kernel log contains:
GEOM_LABEL: Label for provider ad1 is label/somelabel
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tup that works
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ng all
the logic you may have encoded in all those .qmail files (if any).
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honest I have never understood why the dependencies
seem to randombly break, requiring a lot of fiddling with pkgdb.
I tried portmanager in the past but missed the fact of 'proper' upgrading of
entire dependency chains. I will have another go now though. Thanks for
the clarifications!
-
If
so I would, as a user, very much value being able to upgrade all
ports without disabling the machine in question. As it stands now,
I much prefer portupgrade to NetBSD's pkg_chk for exactly this reason,
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ave you tried updating your ports tree? Perhaps the issue, whatever it is, is
fixed
in 6.2.2.
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rdtool).
It's much easier and cleaner to configure than mrtg (in my experience).
If you're interested I have a few scripts that do what you want in a basic
bandwidth graphing situation for a few hosts; generating relatively sane
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-fly spell checking as
you write.
> How do I set the thing up, config file help?
www.mutt.org, and/or read through the example muttrc that comes with the
freebsd port.
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w what's going
on.
I haven't been following this thread so I don't know how much you already know
or whether this helps. If this doesn't clear things up let me know and I can
provide some URLs that are suitable for reading on this issue, and/or more
details. At the moment I&
st it was at the least a pretty random set of files from the
filesystem.
[4] http://www.scode.org/vinum-printconfig-postcrash.txt
[5] http://www.scode.org/vinum-printconfig-precrash.txt
[6] http://www.scode.org/vinum-dumpconfig-postcrash.txt
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makes any
> difference.
It doesn't have that particular feature you mentioned, but the one news reader
that is closest to being perfect for me is slrn - very nice.
As someone mentioned; leafnode can be used as a suitable "proxy" NNTP server
that can pull news from multiple
he name of your vinum labled partition.
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have
the same problem (on both CURRENT and 5.2.1-RELEASE kernels).
What to do?
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~/.xinitrc should do the trick.
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out myself.
> if you want to boot from the device. Otherwise I've not
> found anything interesting. Perhaps this is just because
> they work 'out of the box' and there are no quirks or issues
> that
his mostly in light of all the 'next
generation' features of ReiserFS 4, rather than because of any actual or
fictional advantages in performance of ReiserFS 3.x as compared to the
alternatives. The idea of ACID transactions at the filesystem level is just
too attractive to resist. :)
ails such
as this about soft updates, all in one place. What I know I have mostly
gathered by reading papers and random mailinglist postings about certain
specifics. Is there such a thing in existence? If not I may try to put one
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reSQL - but
it would also unnecessarily decrease performance.
> Is anyone remotely interested in this?
Yes, for the reasons mentioned below, and strictly for practical personal use
because I'd love to be able to share data between FreeBSD and Linux ;)
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x27;s MegaRAIDs I'm not sure about.
Anything else out there?
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e not
used one on FreeBSD - only Linux. Are Mylex cards stable under FreeBSD?
Any opinions would be welcome. Thanks!
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S backup_a.p0.s0 State: up D: backup_a_1 Size: 19 GB
S backup_a.p1.s0 State: up D: backup_a_2 Size: 19 GB
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e install
should do the trick; and follow the instructions
in /usr/ports/x11/nvidia-driver/pkg-message
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e.
Btw, after 'vinum stop', the volumes state show as 'down'. But after an
attempted rm -r, they go back to state 'up' (both test and test3, even though
I only try to remove test).
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you don't have to do the parsing.
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I don't see a default route anywhere in there. Add one with 'route add default
IP_OF_THE_GATEWAY". Without a default gateway you won't be able to reach
anything for which there is
rs reading the archives.)
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ad practice at all, since I have never heard of a failure, nor
seen any concrete evidence why it would actually be bad.
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lead to serious problems both at home and in colocation environments.
I'm very surprised FreeBSD doesn't handle this by default out of the box.
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Linux JVM, running under emulation, which is failing,
given that it is compiling the standard library for the native JVM.)
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It will need to first install the linux-JDK though for bootstrapping
purposes.
Choose the JDK you would like to install and do 'make install'. It's going to
ask you to download files from Sun manually due to licensing restrictions.
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> So - if I want a USB 2 controller that works fine with FreeBSD, which one
> shojuld I get / which chipset should it be using?
To be more specific I found a controllre by Q-Tec (425U) wtih a Via VT6202
chipset. Anyone know if this will work?
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