and your 192.168.1/24
subnet, or setting up additional VPN endpoint on the 192.168.1/24
network, or using NAT to map the jail IP onto the 10.5.1/24 netblock.
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standalone converter
that gets rids of markup more elegantly? Something where i
can say
% cmd file_1.html ... file_N.html and output file_1.text ...
file_N.text?
Perhaps:
lynx -dump file1.html ... file.text
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192.168 addresses, it's better to set up the VPN to
go onto that, IMHO...
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to be in a domain that you
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tcpdump -v -s 192 -i fxp0 ip6 host remote
The above works. However, when I try to modify the command to filter
out only the UDP traffic, I've tried something like this:
tcpdump -v -s 192 -i fxp0 ip6 host _remote_ and proto \\udp
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I am in the process of moving from 4.2-RELEASE on an old box to
6.2-RELEASE on a new box (Core 2 Duo, DG965WH mobo, GeForce 7600gs,
1G RAM, 400G sata drive). I need to figure out a couple of userland
changes to the default 6.2 installation which took about an hour and
went great.
I have a shell
direct calls
to this script, that originate from anywhere but from the
photography site itself.
Add something like Allow from localhost to the Location block
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On May 4, 2007, at 9:10 AM, RW wrote:
On Thu, 03 May 2007 11:07:34 -0400
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Sun SPARC machines have good HW clocks, and also some of the newer
Macs also seem to have consistently low values in ntp.drift and
handle timekeeping well.
Does that matter?
A good
filer01 directly than to forward a
remote filesystem via this NFS-CIFS/SMB bridge...
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for the rest of your
machines.
Sun SPARC machines have good HW clocks, and also some of the newer Macs also
seem to have consistently low values in ntp.drift and handle timekeeping well.
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It isn't? Perhaps someone should update the list of Production Releases on
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by someone knowledgeable, but be aware that most normal computer
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change this:
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# ... define this only if sendmail cannot automatically determine
your domain
#Dj$w.Foo.CO
...to:
Djmyhost.example.com
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the BIOS
configure stuff it doesn't need to boot, and leaving FreeBSD to
assign IRQs itself...
If that doesn't help, I believe there's a freebsd-acpi list which
contain people who can look at the dump of your BIOS and fix the
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structFLOAT128.html
...to build your own float128 struct. The GNU MP library might also
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situation we are facing.
Try to get a crash dump. Also, you might find reviewing the BIOS
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remarkably bad idea. :-)
If you really want to change permissions remotely, why not use SSH as
an authenticated user?
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against your particular motherboard/chipset-- but without a dmesg or
some hardware details, we can't do better than guess.
Whom should I believe, FreeBSD or the disk diagnostics tool?
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in that it will check out SCCS files for makefiles.
* Various new built-in implicit rules. *Note Catalogue of Implicit
Rules: Catalogue of Rules.
* The built-in variable `MAKE_VERSION' gives the version number of
`make'.
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firmware supports.
However, to do more thorough testing, the (typically DOS-based)
utility from the vendor will be somewhat better.
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starve other processes of CPU
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ksh/zsh ought to understand the -n flag and be more similar to the
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Does
anyone know
the way out of this?
Try:
cd /usr/ports/www/firefox15
make reinstall
make deinstall
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private config files which contain passwords or some such...
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battery-backup for the drives...
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failure for all initial connections (except from sites which have been
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over the Internet, using a VPN such as OpenVPN
with NFS or Samba works fine, too. It's easier to get Samba to pay attention
to only the VPN address if you want to improve security; with NFS, you pretty
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are
retrieved and assigned to successive elements of loadavg[].
The system
imposes a maximum of 3 samples, representing averages over the
last 1, 5,
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By the way, thank you for the information. Since I have two
processors now I know that I do not need to worry below 2.0. :-)
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will help correctly sync if your
local clock is one hour off (depends on whether your BIOS is trying
to keep local time or GMT time)...see man adjkerntz.
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-2 GB worth of file data. Of course, trying to do I/O
tests on a RAM disk means that you want the data to fit into RAM
without swapping, which then means that trying to do identical
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You probably want to grab the 6.2 x86 image
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be elsewhere.
Also note that what is in ports is the GNU reimplementation of
Adobe's enscript, and it may or may not be as capable
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should reply with SEQ = ISS + 1 to acknowledge the SYN (which counts
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config a FreeBSD box to do the PPPoE stuff and then route the subnet
internally (perhaps using RFC-1918 addresses via natd the
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itself...if not, you might have to get a broadband router or
config a FreeBSD box to do the PPPoE stuff and then route the subnet
internally (perhaps using RFC-1918 addresses via natd the
redirect_address directive).
Very helpful. Thanks Chuck. What decides which IP will go to each
machine
are these
variables
set and how do I unset them?
make -V WITH_CARES
for example yields true
Try make rmconfig and then re-configure the port next time you
build it (assuming that those make variables aren't set externally
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Add:
CC?=/usr/local/bin/gcc
CXX?= /usr/local/bin/g++
...to /etc/make.conf. You might also find looking at /usr/ports/Mk/
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/usr/ports/print/acrobatviewer
Alternatively, if you convert the PDF file to PostScript, (GNU)
enscript ought to have an N-up filter which can deal with A3 - A4
conversions and so forth:
/usr/ports/print/enscript-a4
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? If not, consider rebooting to
single-user mode or off of a CD, and running fsck by hand on /var...
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to completely disable all of sendmail. Setting it to NO
means that there is no sendmail daemon listening on port 25, but
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is, and E seems to indicate
whether one of the following two options is set:
/*
* This option is deprecated since we now only consider nibbles.
#define DNS_BYADDROPT_IPV6NIBBLE0x0001
*/
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to diagnose and debug system panics.
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to expand the root partition without repartitioning, but I am dubious
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. The key component doesn't work,
sigh... I don't know whether the problem is the ClusterIt code or
FreeBSD, either.
Are you using the port, /usr/ports/net/clusterit...?
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var which prevents it from being mounted cleanly until, say, a manual
fsck is completed :-/
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came from, I don't know how to replace it.
I assume I don't have to reinstall the OS (I hope) so where do I go
from here?
That library comes from the gettext port; so try to reinstall /usr/
ports/devel/gettext...
(pkg_which might become your friend. :)
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don't know why
tzsetup makes a copy of the zoneinfo file rather than setting up a
symlink, but making a copy simply allows the file in /etc to become
out-of-sync if one updates the files under /usr/share{/lib}/zoneinfo
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local
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networking.html
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/network-
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check for a BIOS update
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48bitlba.com/ with some tools...I haven't looked into them, but it
looks like they have a utility to check your BIOS for LBA48
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drives to the mirror set.
The same approach ought to work with software-mirroring such as (g)
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[1]: Well, 3.5GB or 3GB, actually...due to the top portion of address
space being occupied by PCI device space and the kernel.
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alter rlim_cur within the range from 0 to rlim_max or
(irreversibly)
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requires one to adjust or change a config file, an
automated update will break there. There is no free lunch with
regard to managing servers...a human eventually needs to oversee the
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expect that patches are going to continue to be produced for 5.3 in
2007.
(I may be wrong; perhaps you should ask the security team for the
real scoop. :-)
Update to FreeBSD 5.5, or possibly 6.2
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I have of course looked at top when this problem occurs. CPU
usage is about 2%, and there is no significant memory usage
either.
It would be helpful to know what state the GT vim processes were
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/named,
and thus the path to the PID file which rndc expects to find under /
var/run/named.pid actually gets put under /var/named/var/run/named.pid.
It would be nifty to make ndc/rndc smart enough to understand how to
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[1]: Some flavors of Unix insist upon having printer hostnames being
well-defined in DNS or /etc/hosts, and do not support IP addresses in
printcap. I don't recall whether than limitation
exported env variables) and that will
prevent ps from reliably returning that info. All you can be sure of
it getting argv[0], which is used for accounting in the ucomm
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access to the machine.
It's perhaps possible to create an encrypted file which you'd mount
via mdconfig -t vnode -f _file_ once you've supplied another
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confidential information x-d out.
You want to whitelist the bank's mailserver by name and/or IP. The
file you'd change is:
/usr/local/etc/postfix/postgrey_whitelist_clients.local
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Putting it through pkg_delete (-f) might be safer.
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on dynamic rules only for ad-hoc internal traffic, and not for inbound client
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the hour the hourly job came back.
Is it the HOME variable or the act of rewriting? User did have home
defined in /etc/passwd.
I suspect that $HOME isn't being defined as one might expect-- cron provides a
very minimal shell environment for scripts it runs.
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into version control, as
a backup and as a way of tracking significant changes, being able to rollback
or merge changes, and so forth that you get from SCM/VCS.
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is in
charge of
NATing, but I can reach the other network, and the copy just works.
Perhaps try commenting out your scrub in line, and see whether PF's
re-writing of the packets is screwing something up
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, your current
approach is reasonable (assuming you can fix whatever the problem
is); if you're targetting other platforms such FreeBSD 4, Dfly, OS X,
or SysV things like Solaris, try installing the libnet port and
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the socket it opens because i can't
find where it uses the maclabel_status function.
Well, you could always invoke and parse the output of ifconfig (or
arp), but I can understand wanting to get the information directly
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time
and look at what's consuming the most...
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You can implement port mirroring via the existing bridge capabilities.
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FTP site, which is here:
ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub/
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