Ansible network_cli module broke
Installed the ansible pkg via pkg_add. I cannot get the ansible network_cli module to work in OpenBSD. Tried in version 6.6 and also 6.7 and both hang at "using connection plugin network_cli". It never times out, hangs here forever. I copied my ansible configuration files over to a fedora OS and the ansible-playbook works successfully. Has anyone used OpenBSD as an ansible control node to manage network devices via SSH? Below is the output I receive. openbsd# ansible-playbook - -u username -k -e ansible_network_os=ios test.yml TASK [ios_config] ** task path: /etc/ansible/test.yml:6 <192.168.1.1> attempting to start connection <192.168.1.1.1> using connection plugin network_cli
X app 'cant open display', In X as reg. user launching xapp from su xterm.
In X as normal user, trying to launch xapp from an xterm that I have su'ed to root in. I get a 'Cant open display' error. Please help.
Re: n00b questions -- keyboard messed up
Excuse my good old-fashioned American turkeyness of last year, but if it's not secure by default, it does indeed belong on the website. Why can't we set machdep.allowaperture=1 for n00bs whose first priority is to use X Windows without getting hacked in the kernel from all those stray pointers escaping from Firefox? Sure, ASLR helps, but I want a basic browser capable of running Javascript securely in a thread-safe jail without crashing on double frees, running out of memory, and selling more cookies than the Girl Scouts, that somehow manages to maintain more hidden access logs than a Swiss bank on MY personal computer, regardless of the privacy settings I choose. Is surf a better browser, or are there other suggestions? Surely OpenBSD would not be accused of antitrust for integrating a browser into the operating system, or at least coming up with or pointing users toward a decent port if there is one. Maybe it's just wishful thinking, but what I'm getting at is that I want/need a secure standards-compliant graphical client for web access. - Original Message - From: Tomas Bodzar tomas.bod...@gmail.com To: John Doe jl2...@yahoo.com Cc: w...@openbsd.org w...@openbsd.org; OpenBSD-misc list misc@openbsd.org Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 8:47 PM Subject: Re: n00b questions -- keyboard messed up On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 7:16 PM, John Doe jl2...@yahoo.com wrote: The keyboard mapping in the kernel is getting correpted when I use X Windows Version 11 Release 6 Xenocara. I am using a Microsoft(R) Digital Media Keyboard 3000. How do I map the extra keys? and would it help if I used machdep.allowaperture=1 instead of 2? Also kbd can change the keyboard mapping as a regular user, but it cannot list the available keyboard mappings without being r00t, and it doesn't take effect until I log out and back in to X-Windows. Why is this, and how do I type diacritical marks like circumflex carets and other accents, umlauts, ruotsalainen o, etc. in OpenBSD? This thread belongs to misc@ and not www@ post your dmesg, /etc/X11/xorg.conf and /var/log/Xorg.0.log for mapping keys in X see man xmodmap Why machdep.allowaperture and what is done by this setting see http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=xf86sektion=4 (man xf86)
there's news in OpenBSD history
C.o. http://www.silokarcema.lt/index?article=18061/18089/18149 The title loosely translates as: The program created by Shilute resident is being used by NASA scientists. The last paragraph (where is the most exciting informatio) sounds like: The winner of the contest became a student from Shilute Martynas Venckus. He presented his and his colleagues' creation - OpenBSD operating system, which is now widely used in the world. The program created by Shilute's resident is used by scientists from space laboratory of NASA, internet search system Google, producers of computer technologies Apple. Suppose the journalist got it in some interesting way...
Eros-News
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