2010/12/8 Dustin Marquess
> While personally all of my OpenIndianan/Solaris servers use pkgsrc (it
> rocks!), I personally think effort would be best spent fixing the existing
> packages in pkgsrc upstream. I know the DragonflyBSD devs do this, that
> way
> they automatically benefit from change
I really don't like the idea of running as root if I don't need it, not even
on my home setup. I really don't see the problem in ssh into my regular
user, and from there su into root. Running root as user is dirty, and for
lazy persons.
Cheers,
Mads Worsøe Duun
While personally all of my OpenIndianan/Solaris servers use pkgsrc (it
rocks!), I personally think effort would be best spent fixing the existing
packages in pkgsrc upstream. I know the DragonflyBSD devs do this, that way
they automatically benefit from changes upstream.
-Dustin
On Wed, Dec 8, 2
In the wiki section
http://wiki.openindiana.org/oi/OpenIndiana+Addon+Consolidations?focusedCommentId=4883385#comment-4883385it
says a BSD-ports buildsystem will be added later to Openindiana. I
very
much like this idea, but has anyone thought about witch system to use? Will
it be a system designed
hmm there is a simple problem with wget
wget -r http://src.illumos.org/source/xref/illumos-opengrok/usr/src/grub
I get only the index.html :/ Any ideas?
best regards
Darko Hojnik
Am 08.12.2010, 06:06 Uhr, schrieb Albert Lee :
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 8:45 PM, Darko Hojnik
wrote:
Hi
I am se
# usermod -K type=normal root
- Original Message -
> I'm sure to get scolded for running as root quite often but it is my
> preferred method quite often. It's no doubt not a good idea but I
> still bull headedly, prefer it quite often.
>
> I like to be able to ssh to root whenever I pleas
Hi,
I'm trying to install the live CD on a Dell 6510 laptop. The
installation fails fairly early on, with a message to the
effect that libfmevent.so cannot be found:
ld.so.1: svc.startd: fatal: libfmevent.so.1: open failed: No
such file or directory
Has anyone else seen this, and is there
I'm sure to get scolded for running as root quite often but it is my
preferred method quite often. It's no doubt not a good idea but I
still bull headedly, prefer it quite often.
I like to be able to ssh to root whenever I please. It makes lots of
things easier... and since this is a home setup a
> > I am totally aware of these differences, but it seems some people
> > think RAIDz is nonsense unless you don't need speed at all. My
> > testing shows (so far) that the speed is quite good, far better than
> > single drives. Also, as Eric said, those speeds are for random i/o.
> > I doubt there
