Quoting herbert langhans :
All I use is Adblock Plus. With the automatic updates I havent seen any
ad for month..
I'll second this endorsement, i've been using it for a good few years
now and I "just works" :)
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Quoting Sean Cavanaugh :
> 13.
> Not for all, though.
1945 - 1933 gives 12.
Do I have to start a calculator now?
Its 13 INCLUSIVE. You're calculating exclusive
All i'm saying is, Iron Sky.
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hus far proving *far* more
useful!
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Quoting Matthew Seaman :
On 11/01/2012 13:47, Mike Woods wrote:
Also, Googling for 'netflow freebsd' produces a lot of interesting
looking pages.
I've had a quick look and that might be usefull, I still need to figure
out how to get the data out in a form that's usef
pages.
I've had a quick look and that might be usefull, I still need to
figure out how to get the data out in a form that's usefull to me but
it has promise :)
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ool better suited to this ?
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What about the option of vpn access ?
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date version :)
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/suexec.html
Also have a look at itk, http://mpm-itk.sesse.net/
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jhylafax cross platform faxing from any of our machines!
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ports with 4 removable, self powered
ucom0: on uhub3
ucom1: on uhub3
Looks like it works. :-) the ucom(4) driver attaches.
Ah, but I *think* the point he's getting at is that he only seems to
have 2 ports for an 8 port adaptor!
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ur nagios setup.
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to install yourself is the nrpe package (assuming you're using
ports), you'll also need to install the nrpe package on the linux box in
order to get the check command for nagios!
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version of nagios you have installed) and it'll install the
nagios-plugins package as a dependancy, once it's installed you can
configure the commands nrpe will answer and these commands in turn call
a nagios plugin.
Jobs-a-goodun :P
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with different pam_filter settings.
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along with a few other bits).
Hope that's helpful to someone :)
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dmail when you do a build world.
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nd run it again
today, I'd like to know also if it will eventually get out of the loop,
i.e if it is really a loop or something different.
I get that whenever I install X, there seem to be chunks of X that
produce an effrct like watching a looping tape!
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inting is being handled through cups with the ppd driver from the
xerox website.
So, the question is does anyone have one of these beasties working
properly on FreeBSD and would care to share the details with a man at
the end of his whits!
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7;s fair to say *nix oses in general reinforce the idea that
just because it's not bright spangly and new it doesnt mean it's useless
but freebsd moreso purley because of it's superb hardware support and
the fact that generaly it's just
Why does the os even detect the individual drives when the raid card made it a
single drive and the os install is after the raid bios???
Because the chipset provides means to control both single disks and
arrays thus you get both, just the way that card chose to do things :)
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Mike Woods wrote:
Yep, ar is the Atapi Raid driver, ad is just the individual disk :)
s/Atapi/ata/
Less haste, more coffee, the key to better typing.
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Jason Lieurance wrote:
I installed everything on 'ad4' but it I think I wanted to install it to 'ar0'.
Am I
right? Thanks.
Yep, ar is the Atapi Raid driver, ad is just the individual disk :)
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x27;ll show as a usb parallel port (most usb printers do this)
and being a HP it shouldn't pose any compatability problems (most use
pcl/pjl)
However if you let us know what printer it is you'll get a better answer :)
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it a few times and never had a problem, tis also
a good time to make any changes to your partiton structure :)
Remember to make any changes to the fstab that might need doing like
moved partitions or differing device names!
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recommendation.
Write operations on raid 5 take a massive performance hit, most
controllers will try to compensate with caching
tricks but i suspect this could well be the cause of your problems.
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l the functionality i need and
syntax highlighting to boot which makes it handy
for perl work but since i do a lot of my editng over ssh sessions it
doesnt get used that often :)
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chine but if you want to confirm if it's onboard..
look at the back of the machine, often above the usb ports.
As for the hard drive the only way to find the rpm is to grab the model
number and look it up :)
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tch worked flawlessly for me, so you should try either the patch
or simply updating your source and building a new kernel :)
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As far as i can see there's nothing wrong with that entry and usbd is
running the attach event however i rather need the detach event to
maintain a list of printers available for load balancing!
Any help would be aprea
Vulpes Velox wrote:
I know it can easily handle 160GB drives as I have some. It should
handle 200GB just fine.
I've got a 250gb happily running in my fileserver, has been for a good
while now :)
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wondering does anyone know of anything that can provide this functionality
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ds to have 4 external ports and at least one internaly.
Ta Muchly in advance.
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range is a good but slightly more
expensive option, ignore the travlar cases as while they are good cases
the inbuilt psu is cooled by a 60mm fan and it makes a fair noise so
you'd need to swap it out :)
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Dew Ediho wrote:
I have a FreeBSD 4.8 running on a proliant server. My box currently
has 60GB space and I plan to add a Network Storage of up to 1000 GB (1
Terrabyte)
1tb should be a problem (although for the record 1tb=1024gb not 1000gb :D).
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these things are to be occasionaly expected :)
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synrat wrote:
is this true though that soft updates use additional disk space ??
No, softupdates are just a different way of handling writes iirc, they
dont have any space overheads afaik :)
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back to freebsd without a shutdown the cards isnt there,
windows does something to my cardbus controler that stops it
initialising properly under bsd, good thing i only boot win2k for
ghosting :)
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filesystem optimisations, you can turn this off if you want with tunefs
but expect a performance hit from it.
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Maxtor bought quantums hard dive division years ago and most maxtor
drives since are basicly quantum designs or derivertives off them :)
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Just wondered :P
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s and change the
mounts depending on what the responce is.
also if your backup system is bespoke and can be modified you could use amd and have
the script read stored data on nfs server availability so it can decide where to
backup the data.
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Ok, the query is this, whats the proccedure, is any for upgrading a drive used in a
vinum volume, i mean could i have a vinum volume with a 20gb disk in, change it for a
40gb alter the vinum configuration accordingly and have it work (after mirroring the
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spamassassin via amavisd (Milter atm, minor issues with dual-mta for me) and dcc
to provide a spam "lookup", so far the content of my inbox has droped by a fair few
hundered emails and founs five viruses (3 days :D).
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quite possibly going to move to sata (im looking at a 2u case with inbuilt caddies, so
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Does anyone know of any soundcards with multiple line level inputs (and i dont mean on
a breakout box) and support under freebsd ?
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> I wonder Does anybody use SMP Support without Problem . Because SMP
> is very important things ...
http://geofront.co.uk/cgi-bin/geo-stats.pl
That box has happily been running SMP under 5.0 for well over six months now
without a single glitch :)
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ion of perl BUT perl5.8.0 should still be there at /usr/local/bin/perl5.8.0
:D
Now, the fun comes with modules :D
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>I've just installed the apache2 from /usr/ports/www, and I want this to run
>everytime when I reboot the machine. How do I do it?
It sets itself up to launch at startup automaticly, you shouldnt have to do
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me, i suppose when it comes to mp3's it's a matter of
for each their own.
>Again, disk is cheap. :-)
hehe, i've got 100gb on my fileserver with another 80 going in later
today cheap it might be, but not when you buy it like i do :D
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drive now.
VBR anyone ?
When i encode mp3's i generaly use VBR, it keeps the file size down but gets
good qualty, and mpg123 can handle playing VBR's with a 320-32 kbps range on
a p133 so im good :D
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e a big issue, i have
a 40 and 60gb drives in my file server on a mobo which only supports 2gb
drives, both happily working as 40 & 60gb.
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