> On Oct 22, 2015, at 11:23 PM, Sepherosa Ziehau wrote:
>
> It could be useful. Is it available somewhere? So that we could take
> a look at it.
>
Sure: It's at https://github.com/cmusser/radnsd
> On Oct 22, 2015, at 8:05 PM, Justin Sherrill
> wrote:
>
> The question is: will you continue to maintain it, even if that's just
> making sure it performs as advertised, for the foreseeable future?
> Otherwise, it will bit-rot.
Yes, I'm willing to do so. I've been interested in this topic for
While experimenting with IPv6 SLAAC, I wrote a daemon that configures
a host's DNS resolver using the scheme described in RFC 6106.
FreeBSD's rtsold(1) and "radns" (in the ports collection) are two
programs that already do this. However, this one might be nice to have
in the base system. Features:
> Nobody at all uses sudo. The pkg program handles ownership and
> automatically. The "install" macros set the right permissions.
>
> You should take a momemt and go through the porters handbook on the
> FreeBSD site. Everything is pretty well documented.
>
The various steps are now working w
Following suggestions from Lucas and John, I made progress:
package creation now succeeds. Thanks for the hints. Responses
and some further questions are below:
> On Sep 29, 2015, at 8:14 AM, Lucas Holt wrote:
>
> You should try adding ${DESTDIR} in front of prefix. The ports system expects
> t
I've written a small program on a DragonFly system and I'd like
to learn how to package it and submit it to the DPorts
system. Alas, my attempt at creating a port is failing at the
package creation step.
Following the Porter Handbook on the FreeBSD site and the
DragonFly DPorts wiki page, I did th
>
>Yes, we'd like to see it. Sounds like something we should include
>in base as well. You can submit the patch via the bug reporting
>system, http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/
OK, it's submitted: http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/2841
I have been experimenting with IPv6 SLAAC, using Dfly as a
router. In particular, I wanted DNS information distributed via
router advertisements, as specified in RFC 6106. FreeBSD 10.1's
rtadvd daemon does this, so I incorporated it and its companion
utility, rtadvctl, into the DragonFly base syste
oblem with sendfile
persists.
Le 2014-08-14 14:36, Jonas Trollvik a écrit :
I think sendfile is dependent on which file system you are using, is
the file on a hammer fs?
//Jonas
2014-08-14 9:19 GMT+02:00 Charles :
Indeed with sendfile off everything work as expected !
Why this is happeni
Indeed with sendfile off everything work as expected !
Why this is happening on dragonfly ? I have "sendfile on" on freebsd and
fedora without issues.
Le 2014-08-13 19:54, Joris Giovannangeli a écrit :
The issue is indeed cause by sendfile. With sendfile off in nginx
configuration, the prob
include fastcgi_params;
fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $path_info;
fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000; # or use php-fpm with:
"unix:/var/run/php-fpm/php-fpm.sock;"
}
}
}
Le 2014-08-13 15:55, Charles a écrit :
I followed your instructions. Nginx has bee
I followed your instructions. Nginx has been recompiled without the
folder dragonfly, but this changed nothing.
I tried Owncloud with Lighttpd and everything is fine. So at least we
know the issue comes from Nginx and not from php.
Le 2014-08-13 13:09, Joris Giovannangeli a écrit :
Hi,
can
4-07-02 22:31, Justin Sherrill a écrit :
I'm tempted to say it's something specific to nginx/php - i.e. it will
happen on any platform, not just DragonFly. Can you reproduce it on
any other operating system? (same versions of the software, if
possible.)
On Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 2:51 PM,
x/php - i.e. it will
happen on any platform, not just DragonFly. Can you reproduce it on
any other operating system? (same versions of the software, if
possible.)
On Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 2:51 PM, charles wrote:
Hi,
I was about to write an article about the deployment of Owncloud on
DragonF
Hi,
I was about to write an article about the deployment of Owncloud on
DragonFly BSD but I found a blocking issue.
For the background, owncloud is a php application which let you upload
files to the server. I use it on fedora, freebsd and openbsd
successfully since a few years.
I'm using Dr
he desktop performance is amazing, it's very smooth, even when
installing packages or copying data from the network. I just tried
OpenBSD 5.4 before, and the system just hangs when you access the disk
too much.
I just want to thanks everyone who worked hard on this version ! Keep
up the good work !
--
Charles RAPENNE
How did you copied the usb image to your usb disk ?
2013/5/7 Pierre Abbat :
> I downloaded the 64-bit USB image and put it on a flash drive and attempted to
> boot the new computer with it. It says "Default: F1" and is stuck there. If I
> hit F1, the computer beeps and flashes the flash drive. Sam
the hammer partition ?
Do I need to create another "partition" with disklabel and add a new
hammer filesystem to the actual to extend it ? (this sound a bit odd
to me).
2013/5/3 Francis GUDIN :
> Le 02-05-2013, Charles Rapenne a écrit :
>> Let imagine you have dragonfly installed on
2013/5/2 Antonio Huete Jimenez :
> Hi Charles,
>
> HAMMER supports multi-volume filesystems. This means you can add/deletet
> volumes with the directives specified in HAMMER(8) manpage.
> That said, I would like to point out that it has not been widely tested as
> far as I
Hello,
How do you resize a HAMMER partition ? There is usually a command
"grow_" or "resize_" to extend and sometimes shrink the filesystem,
but I can't find it in HAMMER.
I need to hard copy a disk with "dd", and I'd like to create the
hammer filesystem very tiny at first, then grow it to take a
Hello,
Does dfly.llaisdy.com point to 127.0.0.1 in your /etc/hosts ?
Usually it is recommended to put the machine name to 127.0.0.1 in the
hosts file.
Regards
2013/4/12 Ivan Uemlianin :
> Dear All
>
> I have recently installed dragonflybsd. Configs and installations seem to
> be going well, apa
Hello Benjamin,
Depending on your ultrabook, you may have only SSD drives, so swapcache
won't be useful.
Also, I'm not sure intel graphics are working very well on DragonFly.. I
think you may encounter a lot of troubles with an ultrabook, they are often
built using latests devices (wifi, bluetooth
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