nt the first
line...legal..blah etc ):
# rsync -arcvv \ # be very verbose
--exclude=/backup \ # ignore our backup location
--exclude=/tmp \ # ignore sessions, etc
--delete-after \ # delete changes since last r
#x27;ing the pkg db in the past).
>>
>> I'm personally not one to help with GUI things, but hopefully my
>> suggestion may provide a lead.
>>
>> Steve
>
> I solved that issue, after reading info in UPDATING .. however the issue
> now is qt4-designe
%pkg_version -v > ~/pv.out
...and then review the ~/pv.out file *manually* to see if you can
identify any oddities. (yes, grep is good and grep is great, but I've
missed obvious things by grep'ing the pkg db in the past).
I'm perso
to
> work.
> Has anyone seen this or have any ideas?
Try forcing the interface to 'up':
# ifconfig bce0 up
If that works, add it to the /etc/rc.conf:
# echo 'ifconfig_bce0="up"' >> /etc/rc.conf
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d will work
> like sed for so long as there are unix-like systems. It is not clear that
> perl is going to continue to work.
Given that it seems as though you do know what you are doing (which
makes me believe that you actually have the ability to provide valuable
input), why would you be s
o ask perl questions.
Why? The OP is not looking for help identifying why a complex subroutine
is doing something unexpected. He is asking how to modify portions of
his file system on FreeBSD using the command line.
Would you have been so harsh if he was asking how to do it with sed?
awk? I for one
roto lacp laggport re0 laggport age0"
ipv4_addrs_lagg0="208.70.104.110/25"
Your switch will need to be capable of LACP as well, and be configured
in a similar manner.
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David N wrote:
> 2009/10/8 Steve Bertrand :
>> David N wrote:
[ big snips ]
>>> When i try to send an email i get
>>> Oct 8 08:47:07 server sm-mta[95130]: n97Ll7VV095129: SYSERR(root): MX
>>> list for anotherdomain.com.au. points back to server.net
>&
;s what I thought, but just wanted to be sure.
fwiw, TFM:
http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.8/ssl_faq.html#ToC28
Thanks,
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Although not FBSD specific...
I'm looking to garner production-wise operational feedback on the
commands people are using to generate their (Open)SSL cert requests
nowadays...
All feedback appreciated. I'm just curious to know if things have chang
is created, a simple 'make' in /etc/mail will build the
mailertable.db file for you and take effect immediately (much like
'newaliases').
However, it's hard to tell if this recommendation will solve your
problem though. Without knowing the real domain, we can't perfor
ed network that this basic operation
works on, so I'm suspecting wlan does break bridging...
Best,
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y enough to entice the developers themselves to provide you
feedback.
iow, there is no such thing as an irrational change. Everything happens
for a reason. If you must compare, the changes in FreeBSD or any of it's
subsystems or 3rd party applications generally happen for reasons other
than financial gain (afaik).
My .02
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ed network that this basic operation
works on, so I'm suspecting wlan does break bridging...
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n /usr/ports/multimedia/dvdstyler.
I don't see any dependencies to fribidi in the port (looks like there
should be one), but I do happen to have:
[st...@fyre /usr/ports/multimedia]$ pkg_info | grep fri
fribidi-0.19.2_1A Free Implementation of the Unicode Bidirectional Algorith
Is this pr
isagree with the claims made in that post.
I've been using FreeBSD for nearly 10 years, and I vouch for the fact
that FreeBSD has made huge strides during that time. Not only is the OS
mature, but so are the people who write it, maintain it, and advocate it.
Was about to add 'defend it' to the last sentence there, but it's not
even necessary. FreeBSD's track record, and the fact that it's used in
the most critical of infrastructures proves that FreeBSD merrily holds
it's own water, without a word ever needing to be spoken.
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
> Oliver Mahmoudi wrote:
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> I am trying to set up a crossover cable network between two computers
>> running FreeBSD 7.0.
>> The network cards are configured and they work, i.e. I pinged myself and it
>> works.
>&
ad to manually force the
cards to 'UP' prior to assigning any addresses to them:
ifconfig_em6="up"
ifconfig_em6="inet6 2607:f118:1:2::/64 eui64"
Try the "up" statement, and see if it helps after the next reboot.
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s.
You may also want to capture a pcap on the 'problematic' box to see if
you can find anything interesting:
# tcpdump -n -i em0 -s 0 -w /home/steve/packet-cap.pcap
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; machines. I can get them networked with Window's machines; however, not
> with each other.
>
> Where can I find a go How-To on how to accomplish this?
In what sense are you trying to 'network' them?
Via the likes of Windows file sharing?
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679:3408461679(0) win 16384
20:09:52.912425 IP6 2607:f118::b6.80 > 2607:f118::5.1752: S
1781312333:1781312333(0) ack 3408461680 win 65535
...whether you see the packets come in or not, post back with your findings.
Do you perhaps have to 'restart' natd in order to release any sort of
caching?
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Freeco wrote:
> My gateway gave me a message: "gateway kernel: arp: x.x.88.17 is on fxp0 but
> got reply from 00:0c:42:11:15:a8 on rl0
That MAC address is that of a Mikrotic router.
I suspect that you've created a cabling loop of some sort again.
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f icmptypes 8
# ipfw add 15 allow icmp from any to any
...but my personal recommendation is to not do it. Even for the simple
fact that if you ever have to call your ISP for support, pinging is one
of the most basic and helpful utilities available.
Again, IMHO.
Cheers,
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#x27;s (quite possibly) plugged into the as well:
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x.x.88.20\
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192.168.1.2|
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Yes?
St
192.168.1.2
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/ | \
/|\
192.168.1.5 .6 .7
Cheers. I'm glad it worked out for you! :)
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now know that NAT is functional, and you can reach
the ISP gateway, and it knows how to get back to you.
% ping 208.70.104.211
...if that works, you are done :)
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Freeco wrote:
> Steve wrote:
> In the diagram above, you need two NICs in the gateway. One goes to the
> ISP, and the other 192.168.1.2 goes to the switch. The rest of the
> computers also plug into the switch. If all of the devices have
> 192.168.1.x, they are all in the same subn
Freeco wrote:
> Steve Bertrand wrote:
>
>
> |-
> |
> ISP>--
> | \ |
> | \ |_
> | \
>
Steve Bertrand wrote:
> map fxp0 192.168.0.0/24 -> 0/32
>
> Aside from that, are you sure that this entry shouldn't be:
>
> map rl0 192.168.0.0/24 -> 0/32
>
> ? Again, I don't know ipnat, but to me, in the fxp0 entry, it looks like
> you are trying to m
fxp0 192.168.0.0/16 -> 0/32
should really be this:
map fxp0 192.168.0.0/24 -> 0/32
Aside from that, are you sure that this entry shouldn't be:
map rl0 192.168.0.0/24 -> 0/32
? Again, I don't know ipnat, but to me, in the fxp0 entry, it looks like
you are trying to map the 192 space coming INTO fxp0 (which in your
original post is the NIC that faces the ISP, not the internal network).
If this is how ipnat looks at this, then this is also a problem.
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
[ snip ]
> Freeco, let us know how things are connected physically. Your best bet
> would be:
>
> |-
>
connected physically. Your best bet
would be:
|-
|
ISP>-
|
|_
Trash bin>
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ed TCP but we found performance to be much better
> with UDP. NFSv3 by the way.
Ok.
[ snip ]
> If you have a particular scenario you're thinking about I could help you
> with the rules to make it work.
I do, and that would be fantastic! I'll draw up a diagram this afternoon
of what I envision. Where I'll need a bit of advice will likely be in
the details, as opposed to the design, especially if I migrate
completely away from our existing mail platform(s).
Cheers!
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sense, good judgement
while following best common practises, all on behalf of the people they
are responsible forus (and technically, themselves).
Steve
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Michael K. Smith - Adhost wrote:
>>> Steve Bertrand wrote:
>>>
>>>> If anyone has a setup that has redundancy for their IMAP/POP
>> services,
>>>> and a method to keep the changing data relatively up-to-date, I'd
>> love
>>>>
aps however that there have been enhancements introduced that I
don't know about, that allow ZFS to operate in such a small memory
address space, but for some reason I doubt it. If I'm wrong, someone
will let us know ;)
Steve
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Matthew Seaman wrote:
> Steve Bertrand wrote:
>
>> If anyone has a setup that has redundancy for their IMAP/POP services,
>> and a method to keep the changing data relatively up-to-date, I'd love
>> to hear about it.
>
> Now, that is a different kettle of
Matthew Seaman wrote:
> Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> My minimum requirements:
>>
>> - IPv6 for all protocols
>> - SPF
>> - IMAP|POP3 must support SSL
>> - SMTP AUTH
>> - submit on 587
>> - MySQL backend for un/pw, vpopmail preferred, but not man
t email from my backup mx until tomorrow, as it were ;)
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> On 9/15/09, Steve Franks wrote:
>> S3 is a key feature for me for my desktops. I have gone thru probably
>> 5 mobo's and 5 laptops in my time as a FBSD user, the only one which
>> ever S3'd was a compaq of all things (well, lots of them will S3 if
>> you k
27;s time for a new system, and as long as I can shove a
somewhat modern dual core in it, my second most critical criteria for
purchase is that S3 works with FreeBSD with a minimum of or at least
well described hacking.
Thanks,
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> I can change the # to #!/bin/csh
> but I get the same error message
>
> This looks like a csh bug to me 8o)
What exactly are you trying to do?
Can you post the entire contents of your .cshrc file?
...seems as though there is something missing h
dress and
filter those who could potentially access it via IPFW :)
Cheers!
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165G-S0) = $24.95
Best,
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Warren Block wrote:
> On Tue, 1 Sep 2009, Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> George Davidovich wrote:
>>> On Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 06:03:19PM +, Paul Schmehl wrote:
>>>> I found a sed tutorial once that did this, but I can't seem to find it
>>>> again.
>&
ed
> or something and loads the pages verry slow.
> The problem is that natd is not working without firewall activated.
>
> i have apache (directadmin cpanel)
It's been years since I've needed to use NAT, so unfortunately, I can't
help here.
I'm sure someone else will speak up. If nothing comes up in the next
while, perhaps asking on -ipfw will help (but do not cross-post).
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ve a proper DNS name set up for the IP that the web server is
running on?
How are you accessing the web server... by name or IP?
I'll assume that you are using Apache. What does the "ServerName"
directive say?
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ther (easier to remember) solutions could include:
>
> tr -d '\n' < my_file
> tr '\n' ' ' < my_file
>
> echo $(cat my_file) # not so useless use of cat!
>
> paste -s my_file
>
> while read line; do
> joined
o find out if the data
is in a state where it could later be retrieved.
Is accessing memory like this permitted within the OS? If so, what type
of editor would be used to do such a thing? Perhaps a snip of C code
that one could pass in the address as a parameter?
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state)), but it would deny everything and anything else, inbound and
outbound.
Note that in heavy environments that keeping state can have it's own
detrimental drawbacks, which there is no need to get into here. These
drawbacks are generally why one might decide not to block everything at
the network edge, but on the box itself.
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't know if it will help or not, but here is a link to the file in
question.
If all of the other great recommendations don't pan out, you may be able
to boot from some form of 'live cd', and then fetch the file into place.
http://www.ipv6canada.com/ld-elf.so.1
% mount /dev/ad0s1a /mnt # where ad0s1a is your / on the hard disk
% cd /mnt/libexec
% fetch http://www.ipv6canada.com/ld-elf.so.1
% reboot
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keith cak wrote:
> Dear Sir,
>
> May i know how to change the IP address in freeBSD .
If it is a one-time change:
% ifconfig em0 208.70.111.88/24
If you need it to remain across a reboot, use rc.conf as Aftab suggested.
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Frank Shute wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 01:59:05AM -0400, Glen Barber wrote:
>> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:43 AM, Steve Bertrand wrote:
>>> Apologies up front for the off-topic'dness.
>>>
>>> I'm thoroughly enjoying my new editor, and swiftly le
out of the box, after I swapped the internal broadcom
wifi for a highpower atheros. The ACPI is a real nightmare on it,
however. dmesg is constantly full of acpi barfs, and it hangs on
shutdown, and won't suspend, which is pretty much a requirement for a
notebook at my house. Tried all th
k, that is not (and hope not) the
design goal.
Instead of "Desktop" features to appeal to people, what FreeBSD really
needs is people who are willing to take the time to drop the GUI for a
few weeks, and gain a bit of exposure and enlightenment. If it clicks,
you're hooked. If not, the
don't utilize them anymore because of the ominous unavoidable
illegal behaviour.
If this is the case, ideas on a (legal) workaround so posting to
text-only newsgroups would be great. Now that this has been brought up,
I'd be interested if I could barder with another small ISP for this
functionality. (post on -isp).
Steve
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rk like vi does :)
Getting to the point, I'd like to find a vi(m) community, but the list
subscribe that appears authoritative for vim-users bounces. I despise
and refuse to belong to web forums.
Given that, where can I go to follow vim discussions, without having to
bring it up OT here on my fa
expandtab
> set showmode
> set nocompatible
> set vb t_vb=
> set display=lastline
> set ignorecase
> set nomodeline
Many of these were documented in the tutor, and others I have found
while reading other docs.
Thanks!
Steve
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Manish Jain wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
>> Vim also does colours/syntax highlighting I found, but quickly disabled
>> the colours, as I didn't like them as much as I thought I would.
>
> I wouldn't blame you for not liking Vim's default syntax highlighting.
&g
es at ~160MBps for 6-8
consecutive hours per day.
What I would recommend is if you go with -CURRENT and boot from ZFS on a
box going into production, ensure that you have very up-to-date backups,
stored in a method in which you could very quickly replicate onto
another box in case of emergency.
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knows? I want to automate everything
except the insertion of the keys, which will always be manual. Knowing
how to identify what is attached but not mounted would be a good start.
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gt; to recover them, but recover did as recover should.
...backup...always. Even if you don't think you need it, back it up anyway.
> Oh, well, before I give it all up, I'm giving it one final shot.
This last sentence makes me believe that you are coming at this with a
mindset of "fsck it... if it don't work this time, that's it", which I
have found will set your mind up for failure, as that's what you've
trained your brain to expect. After your brain knows _I'll quit after
this_, you will work as diligently as possible to ensure that it happens.
Take a break... there have been many, many well-written attempts to
help. All of those who have helped already will still be here no matter
what!
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as I didn't like them as much as I thought I would.
Giving it a try was no where near as intimidating as I have been told it
was. Now that I have the basics down, it's trivial to periodically
search the web to find out new things it can do. It is the default
editor in FreeBSD, so it&#x
ot;).
This of course will require having the Windows install CD. Your desktop
may still have a sticker with a license key on it, in which case, you
can simply borrow the Windows CD from someone else if you don't own one.
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
> but may be handy until I become more fluent,
> as my first instinct is to hit the BACKSPACE
^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H
^h key.
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
> I'm looking for a new editor.
Well, after a two week hiatus from technology, I'm back at work
(actually, considering I build a large new deck, being back at work is
more of a holiday than being on holidays :)
Although it was recommended that I give both Emac
I'm
going to give vim a go. It's what I've been contemplating for quite some
time anyway, and the recent post brought it to the surface.
Thanks everyone. I've saved all of the relevant links, code snips and
keystrokes for further perusal.
Steve
_
ecause I want a four char
tab...really. I don't want/need an excessive amount of features, just
something that will just work.
In the last few weeks, I've been leaning toward vim.
If you've read this far, then I very much welcome your feedback.
Thanks,
Steve
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
> Kalle Møller wrote:
>> Well any other port works flawless. It's only the vim ports (other = screen
>> sudo wget bash apache22 mysql-server subversion etc)
>>
>> And the ISP is not the problem - I works for them in the network department
>
0:1:80aa:192:87:102:42,
2001:610:1:80aa:192:87:102:43
Connecting to ftp.vim.org|2001:610:1:80aa:192:87:102:42|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response...
^C
Are you IPv6 ready? If not, do you have v6 enabled in some fashion that
could be interfering with proper Internet communication?
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G 1.02K 0 129M 0
storage 1.53T 292G 1.02K 0 129M 0
storage 1.53T 292G 1.05K 0 134M 0
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#x27;t in use, so I can't really bypass the HP RAID card.
I will however slap a 200GB USB drive against the box, and see if I can
get faster performance from USB than I can the native SATA setup.
FWIW, I do have the battery backed cache installed...
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John Nielsen wrote:
On Thursday 23 July 2009 19:44:15 Steve Bertrand wrote:
I'd appreciate any feedback on tweaks that I can make (either to VMWare,
or FreeBSD itself) to make the virtualized environment much more efficient.
See above about storage. Similar questions co
John Nielsen wrote:
> On Thursday 23 July 2009 19:44:15 Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> My problem is performance. I'm only willing to make this box virtual if
>> I can keep the abstraction performance loss to <25% (my ultimate goal
>> would be 15%).
>> usable mem
he *exact* error message your client is getting... if
you can extract such a thing from (him|her), then provide anything you
can find in your NNTP server logfile(s).
Steve
[0]: http://tinyurl.com/l8lo9z
[1]: personally, I use uTorrent frequently to download/re-upload FreeBSD
releases, whitepapers, b
.
I'd appreciate any feedback on tweaks that I can make (either to VMWare,
or FreeBSD itself) to make the virtualized environment much more efficient.
Off-list is fine.
Cheers,
Steve
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
> thanos trompoukis wrote:
>> Hi all, I am a noobie here.
>> I was in the system as root and I type this command:
>> chsh -s usr/local/bin/bash (without reason,by mistake)
>
> Login as a different user, and "su" to root as you've
thanos trompoukis wrote:
> Hi all, I am a noobie here.
> I was in the system as root and I type this command:
> chsh -s usr/local/bin/bash (without reason,by mistake)
Login as a different user, and "su" to root as you've stated you can do,
then:
# chsh -s /bin/sh
Steve
herbert langhans wrote:
> - sometimes the photos, mostly the JPG I guess, appear visible but in a deep
> purple shade.
I can't resist... was it about 1620 hrs when you witnessed this?
;) Steve
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Steve Bertrand wrote:
> Aleksandr Miroslav wrote:
>> I would like to setup a home fileserver running FreeNAS (which itself runs
>> on FreeBSD 7.2). Can someone recommend hardware for this?
>>
>> I know I'd have to get 3 harddrives. Two will be at home running
gure
out that your storage method is better than the storage mechanism, then
you won't ever have to ask this question again ;)
Steve
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Peter Boosten wrote:
> Ruben de Groot wrote:
>> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 12:46:43AM -0400, Steve Bertrand typed:
>>> John Almberg wrote:
>>>> On Jul 13, 2009, at 6:27 PM, Karl Vogel wrote:
>>>>>You can fix the security problems by dumping Bind and
Steve Bertrand wrote:
[...snip...]
> There is a single file in /etc/dnscache/root/ip, named 127.0.0.1
>
> If you want this cache to serve internal /24 network queries:
>
> % touch /etc/dnscache/root/ip/192.168.0
Need to add some clarification:
Adding the new empty file permi
that allow cache access:
amigo# ll /etc/dnscache/root/ip
total 0
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Aug 19 2008 127.0.0.1
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Aug 19 2008 208.70.104
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Aug 19 2008 208.70.105
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Aug 19 2008 208.70.106
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Aug 19 2008 208.70.107
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Aug 19 2008 208.70.108
...
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xorquew...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On 2009-07-11 16:37:20, Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> xorquew...@googlemail.com wrote:
>>> On 2009-07-11 15:08:04, Steve Bertrand wrote:
>>>> Perhaps it is as simple as cron-ing something like the following (of
>>>> course,
xorquew...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On 2009-07-11 15:08:04, Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> Perhaps it is as simple as cron-ing something like the following (of
>> course, replace "zpool scrub" with my cat commands.
> Problem is that 'zpool scrub' immediately
cat a.fil && sleep 3 && cat b.fil
[1] 29821
this is a
...
% this is b
[1]Done ( cat a.fil && sleep 3 && cat b.fil )
If you want to run it at the command line, simply throw another '&' at
the end of the entire command string to ensure that if your terminal
terminates, the process(es) will continue thereafter.
Steve
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casual users on
> Windows boxes will be able to manage fun stuff like SSH connections or
> alternative software, like SCP.
Provide them a link to a client software that uses SFTP. I use WinSCP
(portable), which defaults to SFTP, and provides the server, username
and password fields as soon as it is launched.
Hope I didn't miss anything ;)
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the -s0
flag). If you don't, tcpdump will not capture enough information to
decode the packet.
Steve
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rkstation and view it in Wireshark (which is my preference).
Wireshark displaying SSH traffic will for instance tell you straight-up
in the Info field that the packet is "Encrypted response packet
len=xxx". It does the same for IPSec etc.
Steve
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y not even be a web server at all.
If the timestamp of httpd is different, it may be as simple as restoring
the binary from a backup.
Also, check your "last" command for logins, check privileged users
.history files and check users home directories for any
files/directories that appear out
ld*ste ve';
print join (', ', (split(/[^\w\$]/, $string)));
...output:
hello, wo$rld, ste, ve
Steve
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Geoff Roberts wrote:
I find I have to give the ext0 interface an IP address in order for routing
and packet filtering to work on the attached VLANs.
This shouldn't be the case. The "ext0" interface should not need an IP
address for the two vlanX interfaces to function correctly. Are you
Steve Bertrand wrote:
> Glen Barber wrote:
>>> I'd like to make it so that '~' remains /home/steve, but when I log in,
>>> I would prefer to be dropped immediately into /home/steve/devel.
>>>
>>> csh is (always) my shell, and I'm on 7.2.
Glen Barber wrote:
> Hi, Steve
>
> On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 9:13 PM, Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I've got a couple of jails now that I use exclusively for Perl development.
>>
>> As soon as I log into the box via SSH, my first command is
Hi everyone,
I've got a couple of jails now that I use exclusively for Perl development.
As soon as I log into the box via SSH, my first command is _always_ "cd
devel/something".
I'd like to make it so that '~' remains /home/steve, but when I log in,
I would pr
P loopback, advertised by OSPF)
ifconfig_lo10="UP"
ifconfig_lo10="inet 172.16.104.8 netmask 255.255.255.255"
--
>From RFC 1700:
(g) {127, }
Internal host loopback address. Should never appear outside
a host.
Steve
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On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 9:48 AM, Steve Franks wrote:
> Sorry to be such a pest, I'm trying to go from being a good hardware
> programmer to a good OS programmer, but there's alot to pick up to be
> FreeBSD proficient...
>
> Can't seem to do a vanilla cross-gcc
installs...
I don't even know what other info would be needed to track this down.
My machine is pretty much useless without an arm compiler - that's
what I do for work.
Best,
Steve
[st...@terra /usr/ports/devel/cross-gcc]$ sudo make
MULTILIB_OPTIONS="mno-thumb-interwork/mthum
Steve Bertrand wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I've been migrating all of my projects from CVS to SVN (starting over
> from the beginning).
>
> All of the projects in question are Perl modules.
[..snip..]
> Any guidance to fix the version numbering (especially to fix the FreeBS
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