On 05/05/2013 07:12, takCoder wrote:
>> > Furthermore, file system corruption due to an abrupt
>> > cut of power should be avoided. Whenever the system comes
>> > up in a non-clean state, fsck should be run first, _then_
>> > the boot process should continue. Still it's possible that
>> > this proc
On Sun, 5 May 2013 10:42:02 +0430, takCoder wrote:
> i added fsck_background=no to rc.conf but i still see the error.. and i
> don't see any differance in system startup output! how should i know it's
> working??
Please check the correct syntax for the /etc/rc.conf entry:
background_fsck=
First, thank you for your quick and complete reply :)
then:
> Furthermore, file system corruption due to an abrupt
> cut of power should be avoided. Whenever the system comes
> up in a non-clean state, fsck should be run first, _then_
> the boot process should continue. Still it's possible that
On Wed, 1 May 2013 12:58:49 +0430, takCoder wrote:
> Excuse me again..
>
> i was trying to test the situation explained here, so i just defined a user
> with pw command, waited for 2minutes and then power off the system.. Again
> i couldn't login anymore..
>
> if we assume that, pw is still worki
Excuse me again..
i was trying to test the situation explained here, so i just defined a user
with pw command, waited for 2minutes and then power off the system.. Again
i couldn't login anymore..
if we assume that, pw is still working with db files after 2 minutes, the
question is that, is it usu
hi again,
real thanks to all of you; for really complete and clear answers.. it's
amazing to have a clear view of what's on, when you need to deal with it. :)
as a quick conclusion, for now:
1- i inserted a shell file to /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ which runs pwd_mkdb
/etc/master.passwd and tested it..
Allow me a few additions:
On Tue, 16 Apr 2013 16:45:59 -0400, Michael Powell wrote:
> Pressing the power button for 4 seconds as described is invoking the ACPI
> layer to stimulate call(s) down to the system BIOS.
No. In most (but of course not all) default settings the
"long press" will forcedl
Tak Tak wrote:
> hi everyone,
>
> i wanna know what exactly happens for freebsd files and processes,
> when we shutdown system via pressing hardware power key for 3 seconds?
>
> here's what has happened to me, recently:
> i've faced a strange problem.. on one of my bsd servers, one of my
> cowor
On Tue, 16 Apr 2013 13:36:42 +0430, Tak Tak wrote:
> hi everyone,
>
> i wanna know what exactly happens for freebsd files and processes,
> when we shutdown system via pressing hardware power key for 3 seconds?
Actually no shutdown happens in this situation. The normal
programming for the power bu
calculate the
time depending on how long the batteries endure the load).
-Jeff
- Original Message -
From: Tak Tak
Sent: 04/16/13 12:06 PM
To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject: pwd.db/spwd.db file corupption when having unsafe system poweroff
hi everyone, i wanna know what exactly h
hi everyone,
i wanna know what exactly happens for freebsd files and processes,
when we shutdown system via pressing hardware power key for 3 seconds?
here's what has happened to me, recently:
i've faced a strange problem.. on one of my bsd servers, one of my
coworkers had defined and edited some
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