DWC On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 11:35:41AM -0600, Jason Porter wrote:
glibc-2.1.2-11. It finally exists with an Error code 1 and stops the
install. Anyone else have this problem?
DWC This happens sometimes when there are leftovers in /compat/linux from
DWC linux_base-6, if you can rm -fr
DWC On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 11:35:41AM -0600, Jason Porter wrote:
glibc-2.1.2-11. It finally exists with an Error code 1 and stops the
install. Anyone else have this problem?
DWC This happens sometimes when there are leftovers in /compat/linux from
DWC linux_base-6, if
Note that do not enable firewall (which is implied by firewall_enable=NO)
is *not* equivalent to disable firewall.
Maybe we're having an English language question.
If something isn't enabled, doesn't that imply that it's disabled? Last
I checked, enabled/disabled were binary operations.
If
: If I enable the clutch in my car, my car moves (assuming it's in gear).
: If I disable it, the power is no longer going to the drive wheels.
That's not quite right, but it is a good analogy. If you disable your
clutch, then you are going to have to shift without it and deal with
putting
Could you please explain how the following makes sense?
1) I enable ipfw in my kernel
2) I do not configure it to allow by default
3) I reboot with firewall_enable=NO
4) The firewall defaults to allow
If I set the default in my kernel config to deny, then that is
Also, even *I* can't find answers to my questions with 30 minutes, and I
know where to look, so I find you statement, well, to be brutally
honest, both humerous and a little bit egotistical. :
man rc.conf:
firewall_enable
(bool) Set to ``NO'' if you do not
See above. It can easily be done in a more standard way. (One can
argue that the '-z' should be the default flag, but so far I've failed
to convince Warner of this fact. :) :)
Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but the pccard_ether script (when last I
looked at it) seems to assume exactly
See above. It can easily be done in a more standard way. (One can
argue that the '-z' should be the default flag, but so far I've failed
to convince Warner of this fact. :) :)
Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but the pccard_ether script (when last I
looked at it) seems to assume
You still haven't responded to my comment that I have it setup like
this on some of my boxes so that I can do things that don't fit in
well with the current firewall paradigm. Nor to my comment that we
shouldn't be changing a security feature in a fail*UN*safe way.
Explain to me how
I think you should MFC this, Nate.
I too think it should be merged, but I wanted to get Jayanth's feedback
first.
Nate
:We've been using FreeBSD boxes as our reference ftp servers at work, and
:because of the recent security issues, I've went through and updated a
:number of our
Also, I get /kernel: csa: card is unknown/invalid SSID (CS4610) and
/kernel: csa0: CS4610/CS4611 mem
0x5000-0x500f,0x5010-0x5010f irq 11 at device 6.0 on
pci0.
- I have a Thinkpad 600e (2645-4au) with the CS4610 PCI Accelerator and a
CS4239 ISA audio sound chip.
we
But now I am getting spontaneous rebooting of the computer.
I'm seeing the same on my Thinkpad T22 -- pccard works again, but the
machine's spontaneously rebooting after a while when I use a pcmcia
WaveLAN card. It's a bit unfortunate. It doesn't reboot if I use the
mini-PCI fxp card,
It is being pulled from OpenBSD for what seems like a pretty good reason to
me.
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/05/28/1225224mode=nested
This is really quite sad as IPFilter really is a nice piece of software.
The FreeBSD core team and Darren Reed have agreement in principle
The FreeBSD core team and Darren Reed have agreement in principle that
we can keep the sources in the source tree. We're still working on
the details, but the amount of attention this issue is getting is just
getting people needlessly upset.
Is the license going to be modified to
P.S. I am considering changing it back to non-polling given the
problems. But that has other problems (eg on some Compaq? machines
you want to use 3, but using 10 will wedge the machine).
One of the 'biggest' reasons is that there isn't any good 'default' to
use for polling. I had code in
[ PCIC defaults to polling mode ]
There are six million brands of laptop in the world. To be honest,
this thread is basically the first one to say that there's something
wrong. PAO3 has done this for some time, if I understand thigns
correctly, and hasn't reported problems.
FWIW, I
In dealing with the Netscape issue, I was reminded of the latest Java
implementation on v1.3 of the JDK/JRE. Has there been effort to
add Java JDK/JRE v1.3 to -current or possible -STABLE?!?
Because Java is not open-source, it will never become a default part of
the FreeBSD OS.
An external
: : follow rebuild disk /dev entries above[1]
: : -- reboot --
: : in single user
: [...]
: : This line should be "shutdown now", isn't it? Any further suggestions to
: : make life of Warner easier?
:
: No. It should be "reboot" since that's the
: That's wrong. 'shutdown now' takes you to single user mode. 'shutdown -r now'
: will make it reboot.
That's changed since the last time I did shutdown then :-). Of
course, that was 5 years ago or so...
It's been that way since 4.3BSD, at least. Not sure which OS you were
using at the
I'm having a bit of trouble with getting an APC Back-UPS Pro running on
freebsd. It seems to be working with upsd from the ports collection. But
every while I get a whole load of lines looking like this:
upsd[355]: apc_tune: negative repsonse: N
upsd[355]: apc_tune: negative repsonse: ^M
I got the same failures last night. Is it common to make commits to the
-stable branch without attempting a build?
Don't get my tone wrong, I'm just curious about the FreeBSD
development process.
I track it fairly often and no, its not common. More common are people
getting
[about my 3c589D card troubles]
John Is it a combo card? If so, you might have to set the media for
John it to work right.
The media is set to 10BaseT/UTP
How do you know? At least with the older driver, different versions of
the card required different link flags, despite what was set
Any idea what would cause this? A co-worker is debugging a C++ program,
and this sort of things works fine under 2.2, but doesn't work under
3.X.
The "-static" linker flag did not appear to change anything.
Any additional insights would be greatly appreciated.
FreeBSD Version:
ok, so how would i deny access to an entire C-Class?
Put "198.64.0 REJECT" in your access database (substituting
the appropriate first three octets for the Class C network in
question, of course), and then re-run makemap to update the access
database.
Ok, how do you
I am sorry. A report just came in, and I now have to conclude
that the last minutes MFC of moused was ill-conceived. That supposed
improvement on the 3 button emulation actually broke the wheel/roller
support in moused ;- (Moused is now broken in both -CURRENT and
-STABLE.)
Eek.
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