Re: Working on a security program
Saifi Khan wrote: Would setting up 'snort' help ? www.snort.org Seems a bit 'heavy' for my little (P2) web server. But it looks like the kind of thing people would want on every (modern) web-attached computer. For my own part, I'll continue developing my own little program, if for no other reason than it's helping refresh my C skills, which are lacking. Thanks for the tip, however. Walter
Re: PFS mirroring insted of RAID Improved set up - need comments.
:Matt, any specific SSD's that you recommend or have found to :work well with *BSD ? : :For good measure, please feel free to throw in any caveats as :well. : :-- :thanks :Saifi. I've only messed around with Intel and OCZ. Of the two the Intel matches swapcache's mostly-read load characteristics better. The X25-V (40G MLC drive) has limited write bandwidth but is perfectly adequate. -Matt Matthew Dillon dil...@backplane.com
Re: PFS mirroring insted of RAID Improved set up - need comments.
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 11:44 AM, Matthew Dillon dil...@apollo.backplane.com wrote: :Matt, any specific SSD's that you recommend or have found to :work well with *BSD ? : :For good measure, please feel free to throw in any caveats as :well. : :-- :thanks :Saifi. I've only messed around with Intel and OCZ. Of the two the Intel matches swapcache's mostly-read load characteristics better. The X25-V (40G MLC drive) has limited write bandwidth but is perfectly adequate. I know the message was specifically addressed to Matt, but sent to the list ??? I have an X25-M on FreeBSD which is a ZFS cache device. That setup has brought a phenomenal performance increase to my piddly 7200 1TB drives. I also have a Transcend TS64GSSD25-M 64GB PATA MLC which breathed new life into an old 600m 1.4 ghz laptop. It runs kde4 quite well. The intel's support TRIM which is pretty useful, except that *BSD doesn't yet to my knowledge. Both my drives were ebay snipes and I haven't had an issue with either although the intel preforms quite a bit better for several reasons. -- Adam Vande More
raw partition offset != slice offset
Hi: installed DragonFlyBSD 2010/03/29 snapshot on AMD64 x86_64 machine. On reboot the system stops with the following error 'Bad Label' and reboots. On powering the system and booting up DragonFlyBSD LiveCD, the following lines are seen ad4s1 Bad label. raw partition offset != slice offset Any suggestions on how to fix this issue ? -- thanks Saifi.
