Re: sysbench threading performance problems
What parameters to sysbench are you using and is the data set being tested large enough to blow out the system caches? Pretty much defaullt: sysbench --num-threads=1 --test=fileio --file-test-mode=seqrd run Im not sure if the defaults are sane or insane. The only difference between these 2 boxes is the OS and the DF box has 2Gb but the FBSD has 4Gb RAM. Petr
Re: Hammer question about pruning
Sorry for the confusion, IM running a recent kernel + userland, but the file system was created about 9 months ago, this is what I have: min=1 wip=3 max=2 current=1 description=2.0 - First HAMMER release available versions: 1 NORM2.0 - First HAMMER release 2 NORM2.3 - New directory entry layout Should I switch to version 2 anyhow? Petr
Re: hammer: undelete and questions
Shouldn't you look for a file named like 'T_X_F_07x05.rar.part1', instead of 'T_X_F_07x05.part1.rar' then ? It was the same problem, i just redownloaded it. Petr
hammer: undelete and questions
Hey all, Im still trying to figure out how to undelete a file (without going to snapshots). Undo complains that file doesnt exist or has been renamed, 1) what else can I do? 2) How do I access transaction history of a file that I deleted? Thanks, PEtr
Re: hammer: undelete and questions
Hi Matt, The directory wasnt deleted. I ran the command and this is what it said: p...@elevator:/home/petr undo -i T_X_F_07x05.part1.rar Cannot locate src/historical idx=-1 T_X_F_07x05.part1.rar@@0x, the file may have been renamed in the past. Which is weird because it definately wasnt renamed, was just deleted. Im running DF 2.3 thats from the 7th feb. I cant find the files in the snapshot from yesterday either (snapshot run at 3PM), and I added the file later on. I think it may be caused by the fact that when Kget starts downloading it firstly saves the file as filename.part and once it finishes it removes the .part. Petr On Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:11:25 Matthew Dillon wrote: ::Hey all, ::Im still trying to figure out how to undelete a file (without going to ::snapshots). Undo complains that file doesnt exist or has been renamed, :: ::1) what else can I do? :: ::2) How do I access transaction history of a file that I deleted? :: ::Thanks, ::PEtr Oh, another possibility... if the directory containing the file was deleted and recreated, then undo will not be able to locate the file under the current directory's inode. At the moment undo does not recurse upwards looking for multiple versions of the directory path leading up to the file. If that is the case the best way to find the file is to run through the snapshots. -Matt
Question about pkgsrc installation dir
Hi, Why are we by default installing into /usr/pkg as opposed to standard /usr/local for 3rd party apps. This always bites me when Im installing manually various things that are not in pkgsrc that only look at /usr/local. I think it would have been much easier to stick to standard directories. Petr
Can someone help make this compile on DragonFly?
Hi, Im trying to compile the official Canon drivers for MF4270(and other Canon printers) multifunction laser printer. Unfortunately Im not having success compiling many parts of the driver. it requires CUPS installed. http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/1/010931/03/UFR_II_Printer_Driver_for_Linux_Src_v170_uk_EN.tar.gz It would be great if it actually also made into pkgsrc so others could use it. Thanks for any help. Petr
Re: Rework carp ipv4 support
Configure inet address to carp(4) interface is no longer supported; Hi Sephe, May I ask what is the reason for this change? Petr
Hammer history question
So I accidently deleted one of my worksheets. How do I find out modification
history of the file and the necessary transaction id?
Ive look at hammer history but it doesnt seem to show me anything but the
last modification
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/petr/docs/callstream_files/2009# hammer history
report4.ods
report4.ods 000829bb8510 clean {
00086128f420 13-Nov-2008 17:57:06
}
even though I modified the file at least 5 times this week and hammer cleanup
hasnt been run since last sunday.
What to do?
Petr
Re: Hammer history question
If you want to recover the file, just look into the latest snapshot directory on your partition. Here its /home/snapshots/snap-20081121-0301/ for the latest snapshot of my /home partition. The problem is, no snapshot has been created in the last 6 days. Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
You can lower MSS instead of lowering MTU - it's much safer option. How do you lower MSS and not lower MTU? Thanks, Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
How is it possible that the sender uses wscale 2^7 and the receiver 2^0? Is this a problem? Could Sephe give a suggestion about what is the problem here and how I can solve it? Thanks, Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
window scaling shift 0 is allowed. It just mean we support window scaling, but the shift is 0. From the dump, it looks like the other side is a Linux box. Could Sephe give a suggestion about what is the problem here and how I can solve it? As Joerg has suggested, window scaling option may be problematic with pf. You could try set net.inet.tcp.rfc1323 to 0 Here is another dump this time with rfc1323, sack and smartsack disabled. Do you notice something weird here? Thanks, Petr postfix_dump2.tgz Description: application/tgz
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
On Sat, 15 Nov 2008 22:39:26 Sepherosa Ziehau wrote: Several segments (203.16.214.214 - 202.76.131.108) are never seen by the driver. 17:48:34.952792 IP 202.76.131.108.25 203.16.214.214.41558: . ack 145 win 58400 Application seems to use 5min timeout. The question is why 203.16.214.214 did not rexmit? Im puzzled by this myself. Right now I have no idea where the problem. Why would the sender not retransmit? Ive been on this for 2 days now and cant get iit over with. grr Thanks, Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 08:13:34 Matthew Dillon wrote: If hardware checksumming is turned on on the interface, try turning it off. Broken checksum offloading can cause packets to be dropped by routers as well as end-points. Is hardware checksuming the options in ifconfig: hwcsum and txcsum? Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
Yes. Are they on? If so then turn them off and see if that fixes the problem. I turned them off but it made no difference. On the other hand I decided to lower the MTU even more, to 800 and guess what.. some of the lost mail started getting through. Unfortunately with a setting like this, imap stops working so i had to go back to 1500. Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
Is net.inet.tcp.path_mtu_discovery=1? Joerg No, it was set to 0. is it supposed to be set to 1? If so, should the default be 1? As far as documentation goes Ive read most of modern UNIX systems have it turned on by default. Cheers, Petr
Re: Serious Postfix weirdness
It might help. Joerg Ive had it on for like 6 hours now but i dont think it made a difference. Thanks anyway. Im welcome to more suggestions. Petr
Re: What's type of HAMMER fs volume is?
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 09:59:13 pm lhmwzy wrote: At this point,HAMMER seems like a RAID0 Hammer doesn't do RAID.
Installing DragonFly head on Hammer root ?
Is it yet possible or is it coming? 1) Does the installer support selection of file system. I need to install a DragonFly OS and i definately need at least /home and /usr on Hammer, but I want to do it during the install, not complicatedly after the install. Can someone show me how? 2) is /boot now on separate partition? Thanks, Petr
Re: GSoC: LiveCD
I think guys, we should use KDE 4.x for the GUI on the livecd. Petr On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 12:45:31 am VOROSKOI Andras wrote: On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 04:13:11PM +0200, Robert Luciani wrote: I think using Gnome would be better than KDE. Firstly, all popular apps use gtk+ like: Firefox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice, Pidgin, Xchat, Wireshark, gvim, Ekiga, F-Spot, Gimp, and much more. Well, these depends on gtk+2, not gnome. It's quite obvious that you can not live without gtk. I mean I can hardly imagine any desktop machine without gtk. Secondly, (if we had a compatible HAL) gnome has a lot nicer services like NetworkManager, gvfs (volume-manager), power-manager, bluetooth-manager and more. OK, I'm not too familiar with these. Lastly, KDE is oftentimes quite ugly and has way too many buttons. I could argue on that, but as I prefer the lightweight things it does not really affects me. Anyway choose the one you use more often, so you will know how things should work and probably also how to fix the bugs popping up. In so far as simple window-managers are concerned, there are are newer cooler ones that good 'ol blackbox and ratpoison, such as: wm/awesome (lightweight) and wip/e17 (almost lightweight). Awesome is good with a proper config file. I only tried once. As for e17: I would not use it. I'm the e17 maintainer in frugalware and e17 is alpha, maximum beta. So it's just not ready. And there are not much apps written for EFL, so it just does not worth the work. Just my 0.02. My vote is on one big one: meta-pkgs/gnome and one small one: wm/awesome Well, it's your call. Whatever you choose is good for me.
Re: New site design
Its fine, though could use some improvement. Ideally we should have wiki/mainsite/bugtracker and everything else connected together in a database(postgres), so that we could use thing such things like full-text search etc. I am a web developer by profession, so i could help out. That is if people find it acceptable to code DragonFly's website in ie Ruby On Rails. Mind that, Im packed out with work for the next few months. But I would definately like to contribute in one way or another. Petr On Thu, 29 May 2008 11:44:12 pm Oliver Fromme wrote: Justin C. Sherrill wrote: James Frazer put together a nice site redesign based on some discussion we had here before. He sent me a copy of it all, and I'm only now catching up enough to show it: http://www.shiningsilence.com:81/ I'm happy with the layout and content; I'm looking for further suggestions for tweaks. If there's no show-stopping objections, I'd like to move the dragonflybsd.org site to this. I like it. Although I agree with others that the title would look better with a slightly larger font instead of spaced letters. I also think the title should include the logo. Other than that, good work! Best regards Oliver
Re: Ruby crash on DragonFly
Ok, How strange. I get a different error now:
Core was generated by `ruby18'.
Program terminated with signal 4, Illegal instruction.
#0 0x2809a251 in rb_eval (self=701276060, n=0x29cfd9dc) at eval.c:2927
warning: Source file is more recent than executable.
2927{
What's going on here? Updating all the ruby packages to the latest of 2007Q4
makes no difference.
Ive also upgraded from DF 1.8 to 1.12 yesterday.
Petr
Re: Ruby crash on DragonFly
More weird things happening after /but might be not related to/ upgrade tp 1.12. Im trying to recompile language/ruby18-base and the process completely halts here: cc -shared -Wl,-R -Wl,/usr/pkg/lib -L/usr/pkg/lib -Wl,-soname,libruby18.so.18 array.o bignum.o class.o compar.o dir.o dln.o enum.o error.o eval.o file.o gc.o hash.o inits.o io.o marshal.o math.o numeric.o object.o pack.o parse.o process.o prec.o random.o range.o re.o regex.o ruby.o signal.o sprintf.o st.o string.o struct.o time.o util.o variable.o version.o isnan.o isinf.o dmyext.o -lpthread -lcrypt -lm -lpthread -o libruby18.so.18 --- ./.rbconfig.time --- rbconfig.rb updated --- all --- compiling Win32API compiling bigdecimal No error just halt. I can ctrl+c out of it, but thats not the point. bmake and miniruby which should be eating the cpu cycles are both 0.00%.
Re: Ruby crash on DragonFly
What happens on your console if you use the tracer as follows? Tracer.on @zones = client.zones Tracer.off Theres a LOT of output, but it doesn't crash since, I believe ,running from console is similar to running from controller.
Re: FreeBSD 7, DragonFly's status
Sure, but SMP scalability is one of the key goals of DragonFly, and for it to be beaten by NetBSD (for which this is not a major goal, and for which SMP scalability only started being worked on a year ago) is very confusing. I haven't seen it compared with 1.12, but since no huge scalability work has gone in for a long time, I doubt it would close the gap much. While a scalable SMP implementation is a goal of DragonFly, so is many other things. There isn't very many people around besides Matt that have the time and the skill to help pushing the big giant lock out. it simple as that. Im sure more developers would be welcome. But if evrything goes as planned with HAMMER, i think you'll be seeing more interest in DragonFly quite soon and probably much higher SMP performance by the end of the year. Petr
Re: DragonFly 1.12 Released!
Interesting. It booted nicely to a root prompt, but how do I get a GUI??? I tried 'startx', but was told the command was unknown. Am I mistaken in expecting a GUI in the live version? The DragonFly live cd doesn't have a GUI. If you want to test DragonFly you should install it and then use pkgsrc to install GUI. Petr
Re: drm/dri update
In my opinion Simon's work should rather go into base. It is afterall part of the kernel, even if a module, and not userland. Petr
Re: drm/dri update
2) /dev/drm/card0 keeps disappearing due to make upgrade. Can adjust the MAKEDEV script to create the nodes so they dont disappear? Sorry, I should have verified it. the /dev/dri/card0 node disappears on every reboot, not after make upgrade. Why is that? And what can we do to fix it, other than but running mknod on every start up? Petr
Re: SMP question
On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 08:07:08 am Haidut wrote: Like I said in my first email, all I need is a rough estimate - 1 month, 2 months, etc. Assume full-time, 40 hour week. Finally, how open is the Dfly team to the idea of hiring programmer(s) on an hourly basis to code things up? Im pretty sure the issue is whos gonna pay for it :) Petr
Re: SMP question
has a decision been made on the SMP development? In other words - is it still on the list of tasks to do, will it be native Dfly implemenation, or will it be a port of FreeBSD's implementation? Not a developer, but from what I know DragonFly will not be using FreeBSDs SMP implementation (with maybe a few exceptions) and its locking principles as DragonFlys SMP is greatly different to FreeBSDs. Petr
Re: cvsup
People use git or hg nowadays :) I just can't stop nagging, it is unbelievably useful, especially for team work. It's been now many times I heared great things about git, while I never personally used it, as I use rsync to keep my development projects syncronized. Why don't we switch to to git now? Think we would be the first *BSD OS project to dump CVS and not that it would be a bad thing by the sounds of it :) Petr
Donation system?
Hi, We all agree thats its pretty hard to earn money on free/open source projects, and that a lot of projects have a donation system. I think it would be a good idea to set up some kind of a shopping cart where we could lets say sell DragonFly cds, and also people could donate money: i for one would be one of them and i think we'd find a few more people that would donate a few bucks. What do you think?
Re: HEADS UP ON HEAD - recompile libc_r AND the kernel
What about people running libthead_xu ? How is it shaping up? I dont recall last time i had any problems with it. On Sat, 15 Dec 2007 07:28:48 am Matthew Dillon wrote: Due to recent work on the floating point support, people running HEAD must recompile both the kernel AND libc_r, or threaded programs (e.g. gtk, firefox, etc) will blow themselves to bits. -Matt
Re: How to install nvidia graphics driver on dfly?
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:49:33 pm Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: daniel olsson wrote: How to install nvidia graphics driver on dfly? It doesn't work. There are no DragonFly binaries from nvidia. I personally cannot wait for there to be a good open-source driver for AMD cards, now that the specs are open, hopefully Xorg will have a 3D driver for some of the higher performance models within a year. Then Im buying an AMD card, and dumping nvidia. my perfectly good 6600GT has been sitting almost unused in my box for the last 2 years since I started using DragonFly, except in Windows when I play games. Not that there are many games for *nix but CF would be quite nice. Petr
Re: Licenses again...
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 03:33:17 pm Matthew Dillon wrote: Clearly the BSD license does not disallow the modifications made by the second developer to be placed under some other license. The BSD license only covers the BSD-licensed code. The question is how should a third party interpret the modified source file as a whole? I do not know the answer to that. Thanks Matt for your explanation. I've always interpreted the BSD license slightly differently. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted I've believed that Redistribution and Use are the permissions on the code...what you can do with it. Nowhere does the BSD license say what you can't do with the code, only what you can therefore 1) redistribute and 2) use the code,. How that permits wrapping the code inside another license in the same file. Petr
Re: Licenses again...
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 12:42:48 pm you wrote: The code has to have significant additions or modifications to be able to add your own copyright to the main part of the code. (As an example, should someone who fixes spelling and grammar and adds and changes a few sentences to a 100-page open source book be able to pretend that code is theirs?) Some of the code in question had dual licensing. In that case, both licenses should be included even when distributed. Jeremy C. Reed But does the BSDL allow the code to be relicensed? ie. i am a GPL dev, and i take a file ftp.c which is BSD licensed. Can I wrap the code in GPL license (though preserving the BSD copyright and license in there)? The BSD license doesn't indicate that this is allowed. Petr
Re: net-snmp and DragonFly
On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 07:18:02 pm Hasso Tepper wrote: As there have been more people around interested in fixing net-snmp, a little announcement: http://www.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/query-pr-single.pl?number=36978 The patch referred in the bugreport is against pkgsrc HEAD. As I was interested only in libraries, snmpd is tested only very briefly. It started with absolutely minimal conf in my desktop and survived one walk. That's all. Works like charm! thanks so much and please commit to -current and -stable. Petr
Re: cvs commit: src/sys/dev/disk/fd fd.c fdc.h
Francois Tigeot wrote: On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 08:34:57PM -0400, Matt Emmerton wrote: Gergo Szakal wrote: On Mon, 21 May 2007 18:57:29 +0200 Erik Wikström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Isn't it about time to drop support for floppies soon? No, floppies are still great, especially on legacy hardware. Yeah indeed, but I would drop (E)ISA bus support and hardware that uses (E)ISA. I haven't seen anyone use it for a looong time. EISA is long dead and can go away ISA is still used on modern hardware -- anything without USB mouse/keyboard uses ISA under the covers, along with other stuff. And you can still buy modern machines with real ISA expansion slots. Core2 Duo PCs with ISA slots seem a bit weird, but they exist. You are right, but I think because DragonFly is a small sized project we should be trying to support the most common modern hardware, instead of ancient hardware that barely no one uses these days.
Re: cvs commit: src/sys/dev/disk/fd fd.c fdc.h
Matt Emmerton wrote: You may be interested to know that my primary DFly development machine is an AMD Sempron-based system with a BIOS date of late 2004. This machine could hardly be considered ancient, but yet it has ISA slots and numerous other devices that rely on the ISA bus architecture. Be careful what you wish for -- removing ISA support will prevent a great deal of hardware from running DFly, and I don't think anyone is interested in taking that step. -- Matt Emmerton In that case, maybe leave ISA bus support in for legacy, but remove support for rare/noone uses ISA based cards. Petr
Re: Experiencing very slow browsing at times (atheros wireless)
Petr Janda wrote: Matthew Dillon wrote: :Just a few moments ago another slowness was happening so i ran the 2 :tcpdump commands. After about 1-2 minutes it came back to normal speed :so i tcpdump. : :You/whoever wants can get the dumps here: : :http://www.punchyouremployer.com/files/tcpdump.tgz : :Please have a look and tell me if you can see something wrong. : :Petr It looks like you have a ton of packet loss somewhere. What machine was the tcpdump run on? It was run on the client. 192.168.1.50 is my DF workstation which i ran tcpdump on. 192.168.1.40 is my server (punchyouremployer.com). 192.168.1.1 is my default gateway, 220.233.111.100 is my public IP. There is DMZ configured on the router pointing to 192.168.1.40 Petr Another tcpdump is available: http://www.punchyouremployer.com/files/tcpdump2.tgz This time I also ran ping during the slowness. I also suspect its radio. I replaced router, i replaced card. nothing seems to help. :( How do I set speed and preamble? Do i do it on the router? Petr
Re: cvs commit: src/sys/dev/disk/fd fd.c fdc.h
Gergo Szakal wrote: On Mon, 21 May 2007 18:57:29 +0200 Erik Wikström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Isn't it about time to drop support for floppies soon? No, floppies are still great, especially on legacy hardware. Yeah indeed, but I would drop (E)ISA bus support and hardware that uses (E)ISA. I haven't seen anyone use it for a looong time. Petr
Re: Which wireless card?
Sepherosa Ziehau wrote: On 5/14/07, Petr Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sepherosa Ziehau wrote: .. Best Regards, sephe Thanks a lot Sephe, I switched to onoe and I am waiting to see whats the stability like. Could you summarize the difference between amrr and onoe? AMRR will try to probe higher rate more often than ONOE. Sometimes the probing rate is wrong, then in that second, most TX will be retried or even fail. If the probing keeps failing, then AMRR will be degenerated to ONOE for sometime. Since acx111 part of acx(4) supports limited multi-rate retry, the situation will not be that bad though. One of my previous emails listed 3 different atheros chipsets, could you please tell me if they can be handled by the ath driver? The card using Ath SuperG chip is supported, as far as I can tell. Best Regards, sephe Thanks, I purchased the Netgear WG311T which is supposed to have 5212, so when i get it im gonna replace my current card which has a TI in it. Did you get my email with the logs? Petr
structure has no member named `kp_eproc'
Hi, I'm trying to compile net-snmp from SVN applying the pkgsrc patches and I can't seem to figure out why its failing on this error. What's the meaning of this error and how to fix it? Thanks, Petr
Re: structure has no member named `kp_eproc'
Erik Wikström wrote: On 2007-05-14 17:48, Petr Janda wrote: Hi, I'm trying to compile net-snmp from SVN applying the pkgsrc patches and I can't seem to figure out why its failing on this error. What's the meaning of this error and how to fix it? So when you try to compile the code that assumes that the struct has a member kp_eproc but in reality it does not you get that error message. A question: If you applied patches from pkgsrc does that mean that the program is in pkgsrc and in that case, why not use it? Hi Erik, This is the full message, host/hr_swrun.c: In function `var_hrswrun': host/hr_swrun.c:603: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c:604: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c:605: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c:730: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' host/hr_swrun.c:928: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' host/hr_swrun.c:972: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' host/hr_swrun.c:1079: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c:1080: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c:1081: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c:1171: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' host/hr_swrun.c: In function `Init_HR_SWRun': host/hr_swrun.c:1349: warning: unused variable `bytes' host/hr_swrun.c: In function `Get_Next_HR_SWRun': host/hr_swrun.c:1491: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' host/hr_swrun.c:1492: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' *** Error code 1 Stop in /root/net-snmp_svn/V5-4-patches/agent/mibgroup. and this is the part of code from around line 1079: #elif HAVE_KVM_GETPROCS #if defined(NOT_DEFINED) defined(freebsd5) __FreeBSD_version = 500014 /* XXX: Accessing ki_paddr causes sig10 ... long_return = proc_table[LowProcIndex].ki_paddr-p_uticks + proc_table[LowProcIndex].ki_paddr-p_sticks + proc_table[LowProcIndex].ki_paddr-p_iticks; */ long_return = 0; #elif defined(freebsd5) long_return = proc_table[LowProcIndex].ki_runtime / 10; #elif defined(dragonfly) long_return = proc_table[LowProcIndex].kp_eproc.e_uticks + proc_table[LowProcIndex].kp_eproc.e_sticks + proc_table[LowProcIndex].kp_eproc.e_iticks; #else long_return = proc_table[LowProcIndex].kp_proc.p_uticks + proc_table[LowProcIndex].kp_proc.p_sticks + proc_table[LowProcIndex].kp_proc.p_iticks; #endif The reason I am doing this is because I am trying to get NET-SNMP supported upstream (at the moment its broken in pkgsrc stable and current) Thanks Petr
Which wireless card?
I've tried 2 different cards that use the ACX driver (one netgear, the other dlink) and neither of them are quite stable (same in windows) so this is not a DF problem. I need PCI or PCI-E card that supports 802.11g (dont need +) and runs rock solid in DF. What do you use? Petr
Re: Which wireless card?
Erik Wikström wrote: Btw, this seems to come up all the time: linux: syscall madvise is obsoleted or not implemented (pid=1643) What application is that? That I would like to know too. It seems kind of strange that it says linux: as if the application was linux. Petr
Re: Which wireless card?
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Communication/Products_Spec.aspx?ProductID=988ProductName=GN-WP01GT Uses this chipset: AR5005GS http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Communication/Products_Spec.aspx?ProductID=952ProductName=GN-WPEAG Uses this chipset: AR5004G http://www.netgear.com/Products/Adapters/SuperGWirelessAdapters/WG311T.aspx Uses this chipset: AR5002G Where can I find out if these chipsets will work? Petr
Re: Which wireless card?
Sepherosa Ziehau wrote: On 5/13/07, Petr Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've tried 2 different cards that use the ACX driver (one netgear, the other dlink) and neither of them are quite stable (same in windows) so Can you give more detailed information? Connection seems to fluctuate between 12-54mbit, sometimes goes to 1mbit and completely stalls. However, sometimes it also completely stalls on 36 (or any other speed) and I can't ping anything. I initially thought its the wireless router, so i bought a new one from different manufacturer but it does the samething. About 50% of times these messages: acx0: basic rates: 0x0027 acx0: join BSS/IBSS on channel 11 come up like 7-8 times before it reaches handshake or whatever its doing. and sometimes also messages like acx0: tx failed or something like that come up. Petr
Re: Which wireless card?
Sepherosa Ziehau wrote: .. Best Regards, sephe Thanks a lot Sephe, I switched to onoe and I am waiting to see whats the stability like. Could you summarize the difference between amrr and onoe? One of my previous emails listed 3 different atheros chipsets, could you please tell me if they can be handled by the ath driver? Thank you, Petr
Re: Which wireless card?
How much of the debug do you want?
Re: libm update plans?
Matthew Dillon wrote: unadulterated version LOL ?
2 NIC's on the same subnet.
Is it wrong? What are the possible implications? Petr
Re: 2 NIC's on the same subnet.
Joerg Sonnenberger wrote: On Fri, May 04, 2007 at 09:49:42PM +1000, Petr Janda wrote: Is it wrong? What are the possible implications? It can be done with some care. The problem is that the current ARP behaviour has some issues, e.g. it complains about receiving ARP answers on the wrong interface etc. Joerg Hi Joerg, I don't know if you've received my email but we are working on getting DragonFly supported upstream for net-snmp. We might need some advice in regards to making it all going. The thread is here: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1710910group_id=12694atid=112694
bmake -j ?
Is it possible to install stuff with bmake -j x from pkgsrc? I am running into various problems. Petr
Re: Kaffine player. Has anyone had any success?
Petr Janda wrote: Ben Jolitz wrote: What is the output of kaffeine and xine (in verbose mode)? What does a ktrace reveal? -- Ben Hi, I've installed this multimedia player (because its QT based and i like QT). When I try to play anything or configure the xine backend for it, I get: All audio drivers failed to initialize. Can anyone with QT installed try kaffeine and tell me if this error is specific to my system (ie. somethings broken on my system) or do you get the same problem? Thanks, Petr audio_oss_out: Opening audio device... audio_oss_out: audio.device.oss_device_name = auto, probing devs audio_oss_out: Auto probe for audio device failed audio_arts_out: arts_init failed: can't connect to aRts soundserver load_plugins: audio output auto-probing didn't find any usable audio driver Apparently, i need aRts, which I have disabled. Is there anyway not to use arts? Petr
Re: Kaffine player. Has anyone had any success?
So i turned on aRts just to test it. Now I can play stuff. But I cannot access any devices. For example, I am trying to play an original audio cd and I get: 20:09:07: xine: cannot find input plugin for MRL [cdda:///dev/cdrom/1] 20:09:07: xine: input plugin cannot open MRL [cdda:///dev/cdrom/1] 20:09:07: xine: found input plugin : CD Digital Audio (aka. CDDA) And I specifically made it point to /dev/cd0c in the xine config. Any ideas? Petr
2 NICs and 1 network
Hi there, Im trying to run an authoritative dns server on 1 NIC and dns cache/recursive resolver on another NIC. Therefore 2 IPs on the same net and connected to the same switch. Therefore theres a problem. What options do i have in regards to resolving the issue without putting them on different networks? Will having the 2 IP's on the same NIC fix this problem or not? Thanks, Petr
Re: 2 NICs and 1 network
Mire, John wrote: Why don't you just use 2 different views under bind this is trivial, and should do exactly what you want with one ip address. Using Bind is out of question. The zones are stored in LDAP. Petr
Re: 2 NICs and 1 network
Justin C. Sherrill wrote: On Thu, March 15, 2007 7:58 pm, Petr Janda wrote: Using Bind is out of question. The zones are stored in LDAP. There's a number of free LDAP and DNS products out there; I was looking at them as part of a work project. http://ldapdns.sourceforge.net/ http://nimh.org/code/ldapdns/ http://www.venaas.no/ldap/bind-sdb/ http://projects.alkaloid.net/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.5 Im using PowerDN (authoritative)S and PowerDNS-Recursor (nscache). They need to run sepately. Have you used the ldap module for bind? Besides last release being 2 years ago, i heard that its utterly useless too. (you gotta keep the zone files on disk too), and ldapdns was quite buggy last time i used it in production. Cheers, Petr
burning as non-root with k3b
For some reason I cannot burn as non-root. The permissions on /dev/cd0c are 660 root:burning and I am positively in the burning group: [elevator] ~% id petr uid=1001(petr) gid=1001(petr) groups=1001(petr), 0(wheel), 5(operator), 1018(burning) Even when i set permissions to 777 on cd0c, my dvd writer still gets unrecognized in k3b. Any ideas? Petr
Re: burning as non-root with k3b
Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: On 08.03.2007, at 09:15, Petr Janda wrote: Even when i set permissions to 777 on cd0c, my dvd writer still gets unrecognized in k3b. Any ideas? try fiddling with pass0 and/or acd0. cheers simon I chmoded all of /dev to 660 and its working now. Ive tried setting pass0 and acd0 to 660 but it made no difference. What could be the block devices in /dev that actually caused my drive not to be recognized at first place? I assume they belong to the scsi sub-system? Petr
Re: DragonFly testing
Ben Jolitz wrote: Petr Janda wrote: For your sound you need to load sound.ko + snd_ess.ko Best if you add snd_ess_load=YES to /boot/loader.conf and in /dev you need to run sh MAKEDEV snd0 I think thats what has to be done. Petr I was under the impression that sound.ko was loaded by association, as kldstat said. I had not done a ./MAKEDEV snd0, but I suspect it will not work, since Dells are notorious for having standard equipment in non-standard locations. Will research some more on forcing discovery of Crystal WDM. -- Ben See if you put it /boot/loader.conf and run sh MAKEDEV snd0. Then post us your dmesg output. Petr
Re: distributed filesystem name
Ernesto Bascon wrote: Nymfs is a great name! On 22/02/07, Martin P. Hellwig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: cut As mentioned in the kernel thread: HACFSHigh-Availability Clustered FS some other's: NCFSNetwork Clusterable FS IDFSIP Distributed FS DANADDistributed Array of Network Accessible Disks GUDSGood use of disk space Though HACFS (hack fs) is still my favorite. -- mph How about DFFS (DragonFly File System) ? Or DCFS (Disk Clustering File System) Or DiFFS (Disk Failsafe File System) I really like DiFFS :) Petr
Re: KDE and OpenSSL = Broken
Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: Petr Janda wrote: I compiled the latest KDE from pkgsrc, but it seems that SSL is broken somewhere. Konqueror doesnt load HTTPS sites and I cant log into msn since it uses SSL. could you try -DEVEL and tell me whether it works? cheers simon Can confirm this is fixed. Thanks! Petr
Re: x11/kdebase-3.5.6 compiled
ejc wrote: On 2/20/07, Petr Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: yea, that's the recent threading changes. somebody would have to update the kde code for that. Thanks for the explanation. Guess I'll just have to wait some time. I just finished hacking my local copy so it will work with the new structures -- it compiles anyway :-) Let me know if you want a patch after I test it out. Eric When you clean up the patch, this should definatly go into pkgsrc. perhaps mail it to joerg? Petr
Re: x11/kdebase-3.5.6 compiled
ejc wrote: On 2/20/07, Petr Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: yea, that's the recent threading changes. somebody would have to update the kde code for that. Thanks for the explanation. Guess I'll just have to wait some time. I just finished hacking my local copy so it will work with the new structures -- it compiles anyway :-) Let me know if you want a patch after I test it out. Eric Thanks, Im continueing the compiling now. :) Petr
Show number of threads in top
Is it possible to show number of threads per application in top? FreeBSD has such feature. Nothing important just fancy :) Would be good if we had it too... What do you think? Petr
Re: KDE and OpenSSL = Broken
walt wrote: On Thu, 22 Feb 2007, Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: Kimura Fuyuki wrote: I still suspect lower layer. Why does the following last command result in error? It's just ok on NetBSD. test program: http://www.hadaly.org/fuyuki/dltest.c VERY nice. Thanks! I've just committed a fix. That was a very large patch. Did you write all that code yourself? Anyway, it fixes konqueror *and* evolution which have been broken for many moons and I'm very happy :o) The patch was taken from Free (as the commit message says). It also fixes Kopete and probably lots of other stuff too. Petr
Re: DragonFly testing
Ben Jolitz wrote: Hi. I'd like to introduce myself. I am Ben Jolitz, technologist and student. Recently, I tried to run DragonFly on an old Dell Latitude CPi. I detailed my tries with DF. Perhaps after reading this log you might have some suggestions. The log is at: http://ben.telemuse.net/27 One of my biggest questions is how would I get audio running? Snd_ess loaded, and spat out one line of DMA information, but never initialized the device... Thanks, Ben Jolitz For your sound you need to load sound.ko + snd_ess.ko Best if you add snd_ess_load=YES to /boot/loader.conf and in /dev you need to run sh MAKEDEV snd0 I think thats what has to be done. Petr
x11/kdebase-3.5.6 compiled
ProcessList.c: In function `updateProcess': ProcessList.c:216: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c:217: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' ProcessList.c:218: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' ProcessList.c:219: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' ProcessList.c:221: error: structure has no member named `kp_thread' ProcessList.c:225: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c:232: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c:261: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c:262: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' ProcessList.c:263: error: structure has no member named `kp_eproc' ProcessList.c:265: error: structure has no member named `kp_thread' ProcessList.c:265: error: structure has no member named `kp_thread' ProcessList.c:270: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c:270: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c:270: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' ProcessList.c: In function `updateProcessList': ProcessList.c:371: error: structure has no member named `kp_proc' [wrapper.sh] note: The real command line, after the pkgsrc wrapper, was: /usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/.gcc/bin/gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../../.. -I./../../CContLib -I./.. -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -I/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/.buildlink/include -DLDAP_DEPRECATED -I/usr/pkg/qt3/include -DGLX_GLXEXT_LEGACY -I/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/.buildlink/include/krb5 -I/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/.buildlink/include/freetype2 -DNDEBUG -O2 -O -pipe -D_GNU_SOURCE -MT ProcessList.o -MD -MP -MF .deps/ProcessList.Tpo -c -o ProcessList.o ProcessList.c -L/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/.buildlink/lib gmake[4]: *** [ProcessList.o] Error 1 gmake[4]: Leaving directory `/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/kdebase-3.5.6/ksysguard/ksysguardd/FreeBSD' gmake[3]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 gmake[3]: Leaving directory `/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/kdebase-3.5.6/ksysguard/ksysguardd' gmake[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/kdebase-3.5.6/ksysguard' gmake[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/obj/pkgsrc/x11/kdebase3/work/kdebase-3.5.6' gmake: *** [all] Error 2 *** Error code 2 Already posted this to the pkgsrc mailing list days ago but havnt got a reply. Im having all sorts of problems with C++ written programs. often times compilation of packages like kde fail with write error, and have to be restarted and then its all ok. Thanks, Petr
Re: Plans for 1.8+ (2.0?)
As in the design spec. It works on paper. I haven't started coding anything yet. -Matt Matthew Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Matt, Thanks for your answers, but i have one more question for you. Will the new file system be capable of ACLs? Cheers, Petr
Re: x11/kdebase-3.5.6 compiled
Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: yea, that's the recent threading changes. somebody would have to update the kde code for that. Thanks for the explanation. Guess I'll just have to wait some time. That's interesting. maybe you could succeed capturing such a write error compile process with ktrace -i? Could you elaborate on this more and how it is possible to do it. It'd be great if this was fixed; its really annoying to come home hours later and see that kde/qt didnt compile because of such a random stupid error. Cheers, Petr
Re: Plans for 1.8+ (2.0?)
Matthew Dillon wrote: -Matt Matthew Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Matt, 1) Does your filesystem plan include the ability to grow and shrink a partition/volume? ie. /home is running out of space so we could run shrinkfs ... on /usr which has a lot of space and growfs ... on /home 2) Are you going to do away disklabel stuff and replace it with something better/easier to use? 3) Is vinum finally gonna die with the new filesystem? ie. volume manager will be integrated in the new file system, like ZFS? Cheers, Petr
Re: KDE and OpenSSL = Broken
Just wanted to ask, has anyone been working on this? It's been ages. KDE without SSL is kind of half usable... :S Petr
CPUTYPE and gcc optimizations
Hey everyone, I'm wondering if its good o set CPUTYPE for extra optimization, or if its ok to set any other extra compiler optimizations other than the default. Thanks, Petr
Re: Upgrading bootblocks
Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: Petr Janda wrote: disklabel: Warning, old bootblocks detected, install new bootblocks reinstall the disklabel when i do disklabel /dev/ad1s1 use disklabel -B /dev/ad1s1 cheers simon I get this: elevator# disklabel -B /dev/ad1s1 super block size 0 Petr
Re: UFS disklabel recovery/restore?
Yeah, i found that program yesterday. and it found all my long gone partitions which i kept around. Any chance this extremely useful program gets imported into contrib? I'd be great to have it around all the time. Petr
Re: Upgrading bootblocks
Ive followed that and done boot0cfg -B ad1s1 and even boot0cfg -B ad1 but i still get: disklabel: Warning, old bootblocks detected, install new bootblocks reinstall the disklabel when i do disklabel /dev/ad1s1 but I dont get the error when I do disklabel /dev/ad1 disklabel should definately be on ad1s1 as there are some non-bsd partitions on ad1 Petr Gergo Szakal wrote On Tue, 06 Feb 2007 14:21:02 +1100 Petr Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Im trying to edit a disklabel of an old DF instalation, but I get an error: disklabel: Will not overwrite old bootblocks w/ label, install new boot blocks first! How do I install new boot blocks? Petr Is this helpful? http://www.dragonflybsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/src/nrelease/root/README
Re: Upgrading bootblocks
walt wrote: Petr Janda wrote: disklabel: Warning, old bootblocks detected, install new bootblocks reinstall the disklabel when i do disklabel /dev/ad1s1 Does 'disklabel -r' change anything? No, still same. Petr
UFS disklabel recovery/restore?
Is there a program out there that can restore a disklabel by guessing the offset/size of each partition? Petr
Upgrading bootblocks
Im trying to edit a disklabel of an old DF instalation, but I get an error: disklabel: Will not overwrite old bootblocks w/ label, install new boot blocks first! How do I install new boot blocks? Petr
We are officially better than FreeBSD (accoridng to distrowatch)
According the stats on their site: 7 Day Average: 19. DragonFly 475 and going up 20. FreeBSD 455 and going up I am aware that most of the hits were because of 1.8, its still nevertheless amusing :) Petr
Re: DragonFlyBSD Thread on osnews
From what I gathered across this mailing list. DF can't scale nowhere close to Linux at the moment because DF still operates under the BGL. Petr
Re: Apache2.2 and php5, 100% usage
Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: Petr Janda wrote: Ive been experiencing a weird thing. Im running DF 1.6 on this server and once in a while 1 or 2 of the apache processes become using 100% CPU, all the other apache processes are ok. This is an SMP box. best compile apache and php with -g, but that's not strictly necessary. then attach with gdb to this process: gdb /path/to/apache/binary pid and check where they are hanging: gdb bt that should give us some ideas what is happening. cheers simon I think I discovered what the problem was. Theres only one website running and thats a webmail, ive updated dovecot (rc19) to -current and so far its been working ok (5 hours so far). By looking at the changelog for dovecot there was some serious ldap related bugs since rc15 (which is in -stable), which might have been the cause. Petr
Apache2.2 and php5, 100% usage
Hi, Ive been experiencing a weird thing. Im running DF 1.6 on this server and once in a while 1 or 2 of the apache processes become using 100% CPU, all the other apache processes are ok. This is an SMP box. Any clues? Petr
What's wrong with net-snmp?
Hi there, Ive configured net-snmp 5.3 from pkgsrc, but on every start up i get: Jan 25 00:18:10 daria snmpd[17564]: nlist err: neither tcpstat nor _tcpstat found. Jan 25 00:18:10 daria snmpd[17564]: nlist err: neither tcb nor _tcb found. Jan 25 00:18:10 daria snmpd[17564]: nlist err: neither udb nor _udb found. Its also impossible to fetch any snmp information from the daemon. Any ideas? Thanks, Petr
Re: What's wrong with net-snmp?
Petr Janda wrote: Hi there, Ive configured net-snmp 5.3 from pkgsrc, but on every start up i get: Jan 25 00:18:10 daria snmpd[17564]: nlist err: neither tcpstat nor _tcpstat found. Jan 25 00:18:10 daria snmpd[17564]: nlist err: neither tcb nor _tcb found. Jan 25 00:18:10 daria snmpd[17564]: nlist err: neither udb nor _udb found. Its also impossible to fetch any snmp information from the daemon. Any ideas? Thanks, Petr My mistake, i can fetch the data now, but the messages stay. Petr
Re: When will 1.8 be branched?
Steve O'Hara-Smith wrote: On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:44:48 +1100 Petr Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think you are being slightly absurd. If you want DragonFly to go into businesses/corporations you have to be prepared they *have* demands , Nobody has any business making demands of volunteers. and they are much bigger than mine is it gonna be branched today as planned, Personally I would much rather see branching and releases happening when the developers feel it is ready to happen than on a planned date. That being said the DragonFLy team seems to do better at hitting the planned dates than most commercial OS developments. I don't make the demands but I am demanded by my clients to satisfy them by supplying them a good product. If it was entirely up to me I wouldnt be making the inquiries at all(I dont care if its released in january or 3 months later) but I have clients, hence why Ive often turned to FreeBSD when DF was missing a feature which I needed. Therefore I might be sounding to have demanding tone, but thats because DF is my personal OS of choice and especially because of my clients. (not that they specifically request DF but because thats what I offer them + maintenance). My apologies. Petr
Patches for pdns-recursor
Ok Matt, PowerDNS compiles and installs now. Therefore the job is done. Send me your msn or icq so we can discuss transfer of the money. To Joerg: Would it be possible now to move powerdns-recursor from wip to current? Petr Petr Janda wrote: Matt, are you still looking into this? Petr Petr Janda wrote: Hi There, Running latest head with libc-only *context function. mtasker test program works, but powerdns-recursor still doesnt compile (even with gcc 3.4.6) /usr/include/machine/endian.h:70:1: warning: this is the location of the previous definition pdns_recursor.cc: In function `void startDoResolve(void*)': pdns_recursor.cc:563: error: invalid conversion from `void*' to `char*' pdns_recursor.cc:564: error: invalid conversion from `void*' to `char*' pdns_recursor.cc:1139: confused by earlier errors, bailing out [wrapper.sh] note: The real command line, after the pkgsrc wrapper, was: /usr/obj/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor/work/.gcc/bin/g++ -O -pipe -I/usr/obj/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor/work/.buildlink/include -Wall -O3 -c -o pdns_recursor.o pdns_recursor.cc -L/usr/obj/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor/work/.buildlink/lib gmake: *** [pdns_recursor.o] Error 1 *** Error code 2 Stop. bmake: stopped in /usr/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor *** Error code 1 Stop. bmake: stopped in /usr/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor Petr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: :I revisited these two kernel files and agree partially with your assessment: :- machdep.c fixed a missing linebreak; the other change (mc_len) was cruft. :- ucontext.h contains the protos for the *context routines; they still need :to be somewhere so autoconf can find them, and I felt that this was the best :place for them. The other stuff (uc_flags, UCF_SWAPPED) was cruft. : :-- :Matt Emmerton Ok, I restored those bits. I have implemented the assembly and done some other cleanups and a bit of testing. I am committing the completed work now. I have not yet implemented the floating point save/restore. I will check save-used for FP registers and see if I can optimize what gets saved. When switching occurs synchronously I don't think the FP regs need to be saved/restored unless the prorgam is compiled to use FP regs and general regs so this may be good enough for the moment. Switching from a signal dispatch is more problematic. That almost certainly requires FP save/restore. Now we need some comprehensive testing with packages that actually use this beast! -Matt Matthew Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Request for swapcontext and getcontext to be ported to our libc [ revision 3 ]
Hi There, Running latest head with libc-only *context function. mtasker test program works, but powerdns-recursor still doesnt compile (even with gcc 3.4.6) /usr/include/machine/endian.h:70:1: warning: this is the location of the previous definition pdns_recursor.cc: In function `void startDoResolve(void*)': pdns_recursor.cc:563: error: invalid conversion from `void*' to `char*' pdns_recursor.cc:564: error: invalid conversion from `void*' to `char*' pdns_recursor.cc:1139: confused by earlier errors, bailing out [wrapper.sh] note: The real command line, after the pkgsrc wrapper, was: /usr/obj/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor/work/.gcc/bin/g++ -O -pipe -I/usr/obj/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor/work/.buildlink/include -Wall -O3 -c -o pdns_recursor.o pdns_recursor.cc -L/usr/obj/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor/work/.buildlink/lib gmake: *** [pdns_recursor.o] Error 1 *** Error code 2 Stop. bmake: stopped in /usr/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor *** Error code 1 Stop. bmake: stopped in /usr/pkgsrc/wip/powerdns-recursor Petr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: :I revisited these two kernel files and agree partially with your assessment: :- machdep.c fixed a missing linebreak; the other change (mc_len) was cruft. :- ucontext.h contains the protos for the *context routines; they still need :to be somewhere so autoconf can find them, and I felt that this was the best :place for them. The other stuff (uc_flags, UCF_SWAPPED) was cruft. : :-- :Matt Emmerton Ok, I restored those bits. I have implemented the assembly and done some other cleanups and a bit of testing. I am committing the completed work now. I have not yet implemented the floating point save/restore. I will check save-used for FP registers and see if I can optimize what gets saved. When switching occurs synchronously I don't think the FP regs need to be saved/restored unless the prorgam is compiled to use FP regs and general regs so this may be good enough for the moment. Switching from a signal dispatch is more problematic. That almost certainly requires FP save/restore. Now we need some comprehensive testing with packages that actually use this beast! -Matt Matthew Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Request for swapcontext and getcontext to be ported to our libc
Ah sh*t. Devs: have you got any comment on this and what are the chances of updating gcc 3.4 before the release? Petr Matt Emmerton wrote: Petr, Based on information scattered about the Internet, as well as what the FreeBSD folks have done, it appears that powerdns-recursor requires gcc-3.4.6 to compile properly. This is a problem as DFly's native gcc is 3.4.5 and the pkgsrc version of 3.4.6 does not support DFly. To do this right, we will need DFly to support the 3.4.6 compiler before we can support this package. Regards, -- Matt Emmerton I see. What about getting someone to get powerdns-recusor compiling and running? Once that is done we shall arrange for your payment. Petr Matt Emmerton wrote: Hey, Any progress on the fully libc *context functions? I've toyed with it a bit, but there are some issues I'm not sure how to solve (such as accessing curthread -- a kernel construct -- from userland). I would welcome discussion with the person who suggested it (corecode?). Also, I felt it pertinent to focus on the quick-start FreeBSD port to get it into the 1.8-release. -- Matt Emmerton
Re: Request for swapcontext and getcontext to be ported to our libc
Hey, Any progress on the fully libc *context functions? Petr
Re: RFR: Port of FreeBSD *context routines to DFly
And also, has anything been done yet to get powerdns-recursor working? Petr Matt Emmerton wrote: I have completed the port of [set|get|make|swap]context from FreeBSD to DFly. The latest patch set against HEAD (current as of Jan 12, 00:00 EST) is available here: http://www.gsicomp.on.ca/~matt/dfly I (and others) would really like to see this get into the release, so I would appreciate reviews and comments. Nothing too earth-shattering here - it's a straight port with some minor modifications due ot Matt's recent VKERNEL and trapframe changes. Regards, -- Matt Emmerton
Re: Trying to compile mod_cfg_ldap (manually)
Could you please import it into pkgsrc? It will be like 10 mins of your time. its in ports and i didnt notice any hacks in the ports Makefile to get it compile. I think its important that we have either mod_cfg_ldap or mod-vhost-ldap. Petr Joerg Sonnenberger wrote: On Thu, Jan 11, 2007 at 11:15:20PM +1100, Petr Janda wrote: Im trying to compile manually this module for apache 2(not in pkgsrc), but im not successful. I get this error: Doesn't look like it is including the right header files... Joerg
Sound from different sources at the same time doesnt work anymore
After upgrading to the latest sound infrastructure i notice that i cannot listen to 2 things at once. How to fix this? I guess this doesnt work anymore? elevator# sysctl hw.snd.pcm0.vchans=4 hw.snd.pcm0.vchans: 4 - 4 elevator# sysctl hw.snd.maxautovchans=4 hw.snd.maxautovchans: 4 - 4 elevator# Petr
Re: Sound from different sources at the same time doesnt work anymore
Nevermind, I forgot that the channels dsp0.0-3 have to allocated statically in the application. Which leads me to think, doesnt the new sound code from FreeBSD allow to allocate the nodes dynamically? Petr Petr Janda wrote: After upgrading to the latest sound infrastructure i notice that i cannot listen to 2 things at once. How to fix this? I guess this doesnt work anymore? elevator# sysctl hw.snd.pcm0.vchans=4 hw.snd.pcm0.vchans: 4 - 4 elevator# sysctl hw.snd.maxautovchans=4 hw.snd.maxautovchans: 4 - 4 elevator# Petr
OpenLDAP problem
Hey, I can easily bind to my ldap server with cn=Manager..., ive setup an ou=daemons, so my dns server can bind to the ldap server via something else than cn=Manager. Ive added an entry into the ou called cn=dns. dn: cn=dns,ou=daemons,dc=webgate,dc=net,dc=au objectClass: top objectClass: inetOrgPerson userPassword: test cn: dns sn: dns Ive got an access list for that user: access to dn.children=ou=zones,dc=webgate,dc=net,dc=au by dn=uid=dns,ou=daemons,dc=webgate,dc=net,dc=au read but when i try to bind: porncatalog# ldapsearch -D uid=dns,ou=daemons,dc=webgate,dc=net,dc=au -W Enter LDAP Password: ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49) Any ideas please? Petr
Re: Request for swapcontext and getcontext to be ported to our libc
Matt Emmerton wrote: Just letting you know that mtasker now compiles after buildworld/installworld. I assume the mt test program runs correctly? I should output an alternating stream of a or b characters. You can terminate with ^C. Yes, thats what is on the screen. Though, wip/powerdns-recusor doesnt compile yet (a new error), not mtasker related. If someone could please take a look at it, I would be very happy. I'm looking into it. After the error you cite is fixed, there are many more, and I will have to work with the pkgsrc and PowerDNS folks to get them fixed. -- Matt Emmerton You're the man! If you can do all that for me and youre still interested, in a couple of months id like to port NSS into DragonFly (of course thats a longer job, which means more money towards your way too) Cheers, Petr
Re: Request for swapcontext and getcontext to be ported to our libc
Well for my purposes I need NSS+PAM working together. I dont care how its done as long as its working. Petr Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote: Petr Janda wrote: You're the man! If you can do all that for me and youre still interested, in a couple of months id like to port NSS into DragonFly (of course thats a longer job, which means more money towards your way too) I am very happy to hear that somebody (you) is actually funding dragonfly work now. Absolutely cool. For NSS, we planned (about 3 years ago) to have a nssd + libc interfacing with this nssd, instead of using shared libraries. I'd love to have this working for PAM as well, but unfortunately it doesn't quite work :/ Well, maybe now is the time to start fleshing out the details again. cheers simon
