This is Paul Krill of Infoworld magazine. I would like to speak with
someone at FreeBSD regarding issues with Sun. I am at 415-978-3228
or email me with a number where I can call you. Thanks.
Where did you get this information?
http://www.javalobby.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=16511
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Some processes run away with the CPU. Screen is one of the worst offenders
along with python..
The CPU starts out at about 15% and slowly ramps up to 100%.
As the % ramps up, the priority increases up to about 60
If more than one screen is launched, then the will share the CPU
(other than by doing the filesystem
limitations above) you'll want to look elswhere. If CPU/memory isn't as
big an issue, and/or if you're not giving the jail root out, jails could
provide added levels of security for programs and applications you're running.
-Michael Wolfe
President, Simon1, Ltd
I run them for development servers. oak is the physical box and runs
postgresql. I've got 4 jails running apache so each developer can have
his own sandbox and can royally screw things up without affecting the rest
of us. Works awesome.
That's always useful. Like I said, I just never got
checked permissions on /tmp
drwxrwxrwt 13 rootwheel 512 Nov 20 17:22 tmp
I am able to create and delete files in /tmp as this user.
$ touch /tmp/test
$ ls -al /tmp/test
-rw-r--r-- 1 simon1 wheel0 Nov 20 17:46 test
$ rm /tmp/test
$ ls -al /tmp/test
ls: /tmp/test: No such file
does it use /tmp or /var/tmp?
I don't know. It's not something I can see from within the program,
and strace always coredumps, so I'm not sure what it's trying to use.
/var/tmp:
drwxrwxrwt 3 rootwheel512 Nov 20 17:34 tmp
Could anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong or what I need to
Hmmm, if as Kent mentions, there are many changes since 4.3, perhaps a
better solution would be to reverse the process. Build an entirely new OS
from 4.7 and then move all the personal/client files into that?
Thoughts?
When given the chance, that's what I prefer to do. It makes sure nothing
Make sure your box has permission to connect /to/ these systems. The rules
below allow the DNS servers to send things *to* your box, but don't allow
your box to send things TO those servers. You need to give
your box the ability to send the request /out/ to them in the first place.
The hostname
Actually I neglected to mention I also have this rule:
# Allow all traffic from internal lan
$fwcmd add allow all from 192.168.0.0/16 to any
How is this box configured?
If it's setup to act as a gateway:
LOCAL_LAN (192.168.x.x) Interface A
I'm having some problems with a RAID setup and the network on a new system.
I haven't found anyone mentioning the problems in the searching I've done
(Google, FreeBSD Website, mailing lists). Hopefully someone can get me
pointed in the right direction or tell me what I'm missing (or fix a bug
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