downloads ... that's the
_reason_ checksums are provided, to detect corrupted downloads.
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kern.corefile to be
/usr/local/corefiles/%N.%P.core. I can then ensure that directory exists
and that all users have write access to it (probably not the best idea
on a production server, however)
From there, you should be getting usable coredumps.
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other's shared memory, and enable SYSV SHM for
jails (via sysctl)
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their old $HOME directories to the new server.
It's a completely different kettle of fish if the mail stores are
in single files such as the standard BSD/Unix mail stores, U.W.
IMAP's binary format, etc.
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probably get good work. The town she is moving to is
only 90 miles from Pittsburgh, PA and it looks like there are plenty of
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I'd be interested to know about it.
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option to xargs as in:
find something -print0 | xargs -0 command
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have applications that rely on locking for
actual shared file access.
As far as the actual issue ... sounds like you should open a PR.
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doesn't work then the answer
is going to be specific to the brand/model of UPS you have.
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We've been able to do this using IPMI.
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running things like cpuburn and memtest to see if you
can reproduce it?
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uses fsync
after each commit to ensure you're data can not be lost. From there,
it's up to the hardware, so ensure you have quality disks that don't
lie about caching, and you'll probably want a battery-backed RAID
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The right tool for the job, I'd say.
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ncurses, and if it is not
built correctly, that could also cause problems.
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Simple website / control panel design is ofcourse a plus. None of that cpanel
bullshit though, I prefer to meddle around with simple text files the way
it's meant to be done.
So, layeredtech.com? rackspace.com?
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'' and ``imaplib'' modules make accessing POP and
IMAP servers pretty easy as well.
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Fair enough, but is it necessary on all the lists for freebsd?
http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
That is one man's point
PostgreSQL and use it instead, or use InnoDB tables.
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can't reproduce the problem. I compiled
your program and ran it and I was still able to use the system just fine
as it was scrolling numbers past. I was also able to CTRL-C the program
from the terminal and it stopped without any problems. Nor did I see
any unusual memory usage.
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, enable sshd and add some users. You could argue that it's
a secure file transfer server (load up WinSCP on a Windows box and show off
just how 133t your are)
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to me that one would have to use some kind of video
screen capture from which one could select frames showing the
cursor as needed from working sessions.
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Or try to find the culprit with lsof (can't remember the options).
You will see some processes using files you don't have -- kill
using were no
longer available (let's not go into backups shall we :-). The
support has been good, and it does what I need.
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for production systems.
You only want STABLE or CURRENT if you're testing the next version, assisting
with development, or need a feature before it's officially released.
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Hi all,
Maybe it's a simple question but i'm a newbie lost in my new BSDworld.
I've installed PC-BSD but when I want
Because I don't think it's appropriate to drag this conversation on
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[snip]
No. The term superuser is a made-up
is to add a startup script in /usr/local/rc.d/
Just for the sanity of the OP: that directory is /usr/local/etc/rc.d
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We'll show the world we are prosperous, even if we have to go
the best known.
iCal stuff can be enabled by adding a WebDAV enabled web server. Apache
can do this.
You can create shared email folders using IMAP. The logistics of this
depend on the specific IMAP server you're using.
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difference between packages and ports?
Packages are precompiled. Ports are not. Ports can be made into
packages, the reverse is not true. See the above link.
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slowing it down. Are you sure it's not a slow BIOS? Many of the Dell
systems we have take several minutes with BIOS self-checks before the
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We have several network services hosted on a FreeBSD system, and want it
to come up quickly, so that these services (dhcp, nameservice, nis, tftp
as it has enough CPU power and memory?
The FreeBSD limit on the number of open TCP connections is significantly
higher than the Apache limit on the number of concurrent HTTP sessions.
I believe Apache has a hard limit of 256.
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I would like if there is a (countable) limit for the max TCP connection
of a Apache web server.
Suppose:
1. An apache web server serves a very big iso file
/duplex?
Wouldn't be the first time I saw a switch negotiate a different speed/
duplex than the NIC on the other end.
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more computer time on their
iron. The army of ``systems engineers'' required to feed the
beasts also benefit from the unnecessary complexity.
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are creating files there.
Bill Moran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In response to Brian
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ivan dimitrov wrote:
After upgrading from freebsd-5.5-R to 6.3-R, I get the following message
in dmesg:
/storage/pub/www/ram: optimization changed from TIME to SPACE
I use a ram disk via the md
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In a matter of weeks we will be moving our office server replacing
it with a dedicated server machine functioning at an ISP's location. I
have spoken to them and they use Fedora so they won't be able to help
me much
Scribus suit your needs?
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is, This is happening because your partition is too
close to full. It's not an error, but you should clean up some files
or add space.
It also has nothing to do with the difference between 5.5 and 6.3.
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unexpected. Did you build a kernel without shared
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processes is normal operation for
it.
Of course, from ports it installs in /usr/local/sbin and gets its
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Has anyone been able to install FreeBSD version 6.3 successfully on Virtual
PC 2007? Does anyone know how to get past the install hanging at Trying to
mount root from ufs:/dev/md0?
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I am trying to install FreeBSD 6.3 on Virtual
I am trying to install FreeBSD 6.3 on Virtual PC 2007. I get boot
from the CD just fine, but get to a point where it says:
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/md0
The install stops at this point and is stalled. What should I do?
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I mean, it's kinda tough to answer the phone under those circumstances ...
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at, do you think?
I'm going to guess that your ~/.mozilla directory has incorrect ownership.
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I've been getting this in my daily security email from one of my boxes
for quite a while, and have been ignoring it, because
is that the directory is in a mounted file system with
``noexec'' as a security measure.
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, which is a topic too
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, that's still 200,000 names it has cached.
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recommend you back up the
entire system and restore selectively. Do you have, for example, a
database in /usr/local/pgsql? If you're asking this question, you're
probably better off safe than sorry.
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really slow.
Down the list are a number of technologies in various stages of
development, such as Xen. I don't recommend any of them at this time
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Oh my, this is so ridiculous...
no it is EXACTLY like that!
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on an insecure drive), I think you'll be fine if you overwrite it
from /dev/random once or twice, then rm -P it.
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a network problem to me ... i.e., machines
not on the same gateway as the PG server are experience slow network
response (or dropped packets?) that's causing amavis to time out while
trying to talk to PG. I would suggest investigating there first.
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I also have assumed in the past that db performance could be better if I
get off the system RAID-5 and put it on 1+0
people
have suggested the PAE drivers may not be stable with my hardware.
I don't recommend PAE simply because amd64 works so well and PAE is
a holdover hack.
That being said, if your hardware is i386 only, you're stuck with PAE.
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how to configure the hostname and ip addresses like local
ip and fixed ip to trait the local lan and I real lan in the same way..
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agree, though, that swap isn't what it used to be. Nobody uses it as
supplemental RAM any more as far as I can tell. It's pretty much just a
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that problem.
It may be worth a try.
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If the government can take a man's money without his
recommend creating a ~/bin directory and adding that to your
search path. You're much less likely to accidentally download a trojan
script into ~/bin than you are to ~, and it serves to keep your stuff
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block sizes result in
better performance, but make no mention of upper limits. The handbook
specifically mentions 4K, which is why I backed down to that size:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/disks-encrypting.html
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# suffix.
[ `basename $filename .gz` = $filename ] || {
echo $filename has a .gz suffix
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can tell, you're looking for something ala cfengine or puppet?
http://www.cfengine.org/
http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet/
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I stumpped. I get incomiing ail, but nothing gets out from my
private networked servers. Anybody know where to start figuring out
why??
Have you checked /var/log/maillog?
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I stumpped. I get incomiing ail, but nothing gets out from my
private networked servers. Anybody know where to start
, or the drives are busy, etc. So, if your network
investigations come up empty, you may want to investigate just what's
going on with this machine and whether it may be more heavily loaded
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is quite a few).
I suspect you've either got a typo in your rc.conf, or a corrupt/nonstandard
/etc/rc.d/syslogd file, or some other oddity preventing it from working.
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the machine. I have found
that even when a machine is literaly dead you can still ping it,
as the NIC cards seem not to notice that everything else is dead.
I don't consdier a returned ping to be a test of much of anything.
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Been searching around without results:
Has anyone come up with a decent way to do timekeeping on a jail
server? ntpd(8) binds to all
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The reason that is not recommended is that it results in sudden steps
of the clock. Occasionally, these steps
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In response to shinny
In response to John Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
--On Friday, December 21, 2007 13:51:29 -0500 Bill Moran [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In response to John Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Not generally suitable for cron because it can take longer to slew
than it does for the next cron
you're having trouble, Michael,
but we use openntpd on all our systems, specifically because you can
tell it what addresses to bind to.
Hope that helps.
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Games or something like that. Forward
port 22, ssh, to the internal IP and save the settings.
Generally one should have a fixed internal IP for forwarding as
DHCP assigned IP addresses may change.
Bill
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. ad0 is ad2 on the new hardware). In that case you have to fix
the boot loader and /etc/fstab.
If you have more difficulty than that, I'd be curious to hear about it,
as it'd be news to me.
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for years, and I have
it on all the *n*x systems I mainatain.
Even though it's bigger then the pdksh [and I always compile my
shells statically just in case] I'd be lost without it.
Bill
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