Richard Sharpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 57 lines of wisdom included:
> Well, the $ is only required for machine accounts! In Samba 3.0, and
> possibly in the latest 2.2.x releases, there is a separate 'add machine
> script' parameters. I think it would be better to simply frob the entry in
> the mast
you should post to -current for 5.x
Can you try use tcpdump to comparte something that works with the code
that doesn't.
On Sat, 28 Dec 2002, Attila Nagy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've tried the fixed ng_fec module on RELENG_5_0 and HEAD, but couldn't
> get too far with it. The Cisco 3550 says the
Consider:
lizzy:/tmp% cat foo/Makefile
bar:
@echo curdir is ${.CURDIR}
lizzy:/tmp% make -C foo bar
curdir is /tmp
lizzy:/tmp%
Would it not make more sense for .CURDIR to be set to /tmp/foo? As it stands,
/tmp# make -C /usr/src world
fails because of this.
Mike Silbersack wrote:
On Sat, 28 Dec 2002, Tim Kientzle wrote:
Technical Question: is /dev/random sufficient
for the cryptographic requirements of programs
like dhclient, bind, etc?
Yes.
The only problem is that /dev/urandom and /dev/random might be too slow ...
I've clocked /dev/ran
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tim Kientzle writes:
>I just noticed that dhclient's randomness package
>uses, among other things, a variety of system
>commands (ps, netstat, etc) to harvest entropy.
>Unfortunately, dhclient is used in many situations
>where these commands are not available: sysin
On Sat, 28 Dec 2002, Tim Kientzle wrote:
> Policy Question: is a fast, high-quality
> /dev/random a gauranteed feature starting with 5.0?
Yes.
> Technical Question: is /dev/random sufficient
> for the cryptographic requirements of programs
> like dhclient, bind, etc?
Yes.
> I believe both of
I just noticed that dhclient's randomness package
uses, among other things, a variety of system
commands (ps, netstat, etc) to harvest entropy.
Unfortunately, dhclient is used in many situations
where these commands are not available: sysinstall
floppy, diskless client, /rescue, etc.
The obvious
--- Emiel Kollof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha
scritto:
...
> It might not be a framebuffer, but at least svgalib
> has accelerated
> modes, and libvgl just works. Of course you could
> fall back to X, but
> that's even more gross :)
>
> I know that if you use those, it could be considered
> a gross ha
* Mayuresh Kathe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Thats bad, we could have ported our desktop grade OS to BSD :(
Well, since you're writing in hackers@, might I suggest svgalib? If you
don't want to rely on svgalib, there's also libvgl, which comes with
FreeBSD. Example code is in /usr/share/examples/
Hello,
I've tried the fixed ng_fec module on RELENG_5_0 and HEAD, but couldn't
get too far with it. The Cisco 3550 says the port channel is up, and
-according to the logs and ifconfig- this is the case with the PC too.
But when I try to ping the gw's address I get no answer and when I tried
to pi
Hello,
I got an ATA-RAID subsystem which can give me more than 1 TBs of disk
space. Because I want to use that on FreeBSD I started to play with
CURRENT (and RELENG_5_0).
The machine is a HP tc4100 with a HP (AMI/LSI) NetRAID 1M (MegaRAID) which
drives the system disks, a dual channel Symbios 101
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