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But that discussion belongs on the Apache lists ...
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*) fsck your disks?
Hope some of this is helpful. Generally, when I have mystery errors,
I start with ktrace. If you're not familiar with it, ktrace can be a
bit overwhelming, but it's got lotsa useful information. Same can be
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usually the recommendation is to rebuild the kernel. Google for
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My freebsd box runs the apache httpd2.0 server, postgresql8.1server,
Recently, I got the below info in /var/crash.
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Architecture: i386
Architecture Version
fairly certain that Greg is
specifically referring to paragraphs that are one _long_ line ... as in
scrolling off the right side of the screen, out the window and down the
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this apparently simple problem?
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pf has the ability to do round-robin dispatching, which will sort of work
like load-balancing:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html
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Hello Family,
Hmm, in doing installs with more than one install iso (disk-1 and
disk-2) via NFS I'm not clear on the instructions where it states to
simply copy the FreeBSD
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While it's impossible to compare apples to apples when pitting Windows
against FreeBSD, you at least want to be comparing two fruits -- not
apples and buffalo steaks or something like that.
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I have been very impressed with my FreeBSD 6.2 install, I have nearly
everything working but there are a few things which I need help
``env | sort /tmp/cron.cli''.
Now run something like ``diff -u /tmp/env.cron /tmp/cron.cli'' to
see what is different.
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uses it as
well (it's the command line argument to just regression-test everything).
I think the name came from removing the lint from a suit. It's
designed to clean up code -- initially C.
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are
getting “permission denied” messages from the server, then it is likely
that you do not have this enabled properly.
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It seems to be written for the time when there was only a single ISO cd.
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. mergemaster can be a tedious task, and making a local backup
of /etc has allowed me to undo some careless keystrokes a number of times.
I don't disagree with the dump advice, but an additional copy of /etc
around doesn't hurt anything and occasionally makes fixing a mistake
much faster an easier.
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the wiki would have been nearly as useful without the mailing list.
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There are, however, less drastic workarounds. An exercise with google will
turn up a number of programs that will reduce the problem to a manageable
level. This topic comes up about once a week on this list alone.
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I'm not that informed historically and was glad to get this little
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On a related note for this hardware platform, has anyone gotten
past the randomly decides not to reboot when told to issue?
Requires a hard shutdown by hand, as the console becomes completely
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How can we check that if a system is affected by a Bad User?
http://www.la-samhna.de/samhain/index.html
It's in ports in various incarnations.
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someone can show me a simple coding to invoke
nmap scan, thanks :)
[Please wrap your lines around 72 chars or so]
It seems to me that C would be overkill for such a task. You could easily
use cron + a shell/perl/python/etc script to get the task done.
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the problem is occurring. The
block you've implemented is a good idea -- I think everyone should do it
as a matter of course, but there's no guarantee that it will fix your
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be a FreeBSD issue?
I am following this material from:
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/excerpt/radius_5/index1.html
Try installing from the port instead.
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this now. You can mount a second devfs under /www/dev/, or
anywhere else for that matter.
Controlling which device nodes show up is done by devfs rulsets. See
the man page for devfs for details.
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the following:
cd /usr/ports/multimedia/win32-codecs make config
Then deselect quicktime from the menu and save your change. Then go
back to building mplayer and it should succeed.
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it is that made you determine
that suidperl was the problem in the first place ... what gave you that
idea?
Barring that, the output of ps -axu | grep perl would be helpful.
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why suidperl rises my
to type to run Lynx on FreeBSD?
You might also want to look at ``links'', a character browser
that does frames which may be more useful than lynx.
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please help !
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return 1
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The ; after the ] ?
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Many shells keep a history as a matter of normal operation. You might
find that enough for you. Personally, I use bash, and the command
history brings the last 100 commands or so.
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Is it possible to share ports tree directory? If so, what's the procedure?
Yes. You generally want to set WRKDIRPREFIX to something like /var/ports
or /usr/obj to ward off conflicts. Otherwise, just put it on an NFS server
an NFS mount it.
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Yes. You generally want to set WRKDIRPREFIX to something like /var/ports
or /usr/obj to ward off
miibus out his kernel would never have compiled.
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overloaded with work
at one point and the HDD was having trouble keeping up, as it seems to
have recovered. I don't know what the NVRM messages are, but they have
the look of a sound card.
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always hardware problems. Have
you verified that your RAM, hard drive, cooling, power, and all other
hardware factors are in proper operation? That would be the first
logical step in diagnosing this.
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Is there UNIX analog of ftp command pls, i. e. ls | less ?
There's a Windows analog of the UNIX ftp command (pretty much
everything from DOS 2.0 on was taken from UNIX starting with the
hierarchical file system).
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What the file .mail_aliases in home directory is intended for?
May I remove it?
It's usually an aliases file for the mutt mailer.
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On Wed, Dec 20, 2006 at 23:58 , Men gasped, women fainted, and small
children were reduced to tears as Ian Smith confessed to all:
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But I doubt we get 260,000
are
capable of.
Please don't feed this Troll. Not much would make me happier this holiday
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to investigate kerberos or LDAP if there's
any chance at all that this might grow into a larger desire to replicate
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On one of the mail servers I maintain I just checked and I
had 260,000+ messages routed to *file* in the maillog - which
shows up as mailer=*file* in the logs. That maillog rotates
every night at midnight.
Is not really a freebsd-net problem so I removed that from the
reply to line.
Bill
will produce enough information to satisfy you.
The other 20% of the time, you'll either need to read the source code or
find a helpful developer to explain. Don't hesitate to ask on this list
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, but _only_ for FreeBSD
guests. i.e., you can't run Linux in a FreeBSD jail
*) qemu works well on FreeBSD in my experience, but there is a considerable
performance hit.
*) Xen should give you what you want, but I've no information on the
status of Xen on FreeBSD at this time.
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only speak for myself but I'd love to hear how ya did it.
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, but it's been
so intermittent that we can't seem to isolate the cause. Symptom
is that it gets to the final stage of reboot/shutdown and then waits
indefinitely without issuing the final ACPI command.
Do some searches on my name and/or those topics on the stable@
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want the amd64 version.
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series uses a newer RAID controller that doesn't use the same driver and
is incompatible with megarc. My point is that there's no equiv at this
time.
BTW, are you in Pittsburgh too? :)
Yes.
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I've just gotten some quotes on a few dell machines and I was wondering now
if freebsd 6.x is able to run on them properly. Perc/5i cards and 64-bit
Intel chips are my worries
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client?
You're question is worded somewhat ambiguously. I'm unclear as to which
server is doing what, however:
* The server that _has_ the files will be the NFS server.
* Any system that accesses those files across the network is an NFS client.
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can watch the entire
conversation occur.
This doesn't help if you're trying to debug IMAP client problems,
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Hello Family,
I'm trying to get my server to boot off my Sandisk Cruzer 1-gig pen
drive with an ISO image dd'd to the pendrive.
It fails and the same ISO image will boot off the USB CDROM with no
issues.
Is there any specific howto on doing this?
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as well as
would be expected on 64-bit arch.
Is this a mistake, or intentional? I'm working with some big memory
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sockstat -4 will show you whether it's listening or not.
The actual error messages would be more helpful than a generic it
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can also set it on a per-socket basis using setsockopt and the TCP_NODELAY
option. Some google searches on TCP_NODELAY will provide interesting
technical details.
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I'm implementing a program using netgraph, and I'm having some issues when
calling NgMkSockNode and would like to know if this is the right list to
post questions for this subject or is there a better list that I should use.
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blocks in use that don't belong to any file, and it can
free them up for the filesystem to use.
That's somewhat simplified, but it gives you the basic idea.
HTH
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So that Frank can just get it into his regular inbox. I realize that
I could just ask Frank to pop it off the server but then he would have
to setup for just one occasion. Is there a way to do what I want?
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services are properly secured
If you do those two, who cares if you get portscanned?
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mato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 11:09:50 +0200, albi albinootje wrote
On 10/19/06, martinko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been reading for some time about VMWare, Wine, Qemu, Bochs and some
others, but I'm still not sure which one would (best) fit my needs:
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mato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 11:09:50 +0200, albi albinootje wrote
On 10/19/06, martinko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been reading for some time about VMWare
resources are missing and how to change them?
Check the output of 'netstat -m' to see if there are any clues as to what
is being starved. Once you know, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out
how to increase it.
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On 11/23/06, Olivier Nicole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how can one into the System by booting from a CD if it still
requires the Password even in Single User mode?
Booting from CD, floppy or hard disk is slected at
On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 09:56:23 +0100
VeeJay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, does it mean that Windows 2003 Server provides more Password Level
Security with Unauthorized Access?
Where is this presumption coming from? Windows OS suffer from the same
difficulty
protecting from physical intrusion
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And how can one into the System
faster than the disk can write the data.
The result would be that you won't notice the penalty unless you've got
other CPU-intensive tasks running that reduce the amount of CPU
available to the encryption process.
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Dieter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Bill writes:
Bill My guess would be that your process blocked on stdout.
Bill You don't mention what you're doing with stdout from the program, are
Bill you just letting it scroll on the terminal, or redirecting
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Hi list, I was reading the handbook for the -STABLE branch, but no answer,
the actual realeases are -CURRENT and -PRODUCTION; I don't see any -STABLE
on site, I should assume that -PRODUCTION is the stable branch ??? Am I
is portupgrade with the -o option.
Something like:
portupgrade -fo net/openldap23-client openldap-client-2.2.30
will replace the 2.2 version with the 2.3 version. I've done this on a
few systems without problems. You can then install packages that require
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every time you have to update world or
kernel due to security patches.
Another option is to wait a month or two for 6.2, which already incorporates
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My comments are based both on the packet dump here and the source code
you posted earlier ...
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In the tcpdump output below, the src machine is sending data to the
bsd machine. At one point during this test, the bsd machine is
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Window scaling is enabled by default. I'd assumed that there would be a
sysctl to disable it, but I can't seem to find one.
fwiw, the net.inet.tcp.rfc1323 sysctl is for window scaling
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In the process of debugging a not-working-so-well TCP
application, I've been asked to provide:
cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling
cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_wmem
Which of course results in No such file or
debugging, you probably
want to go with SCHED_4BSD. It would appear that some day SCHED_ULE will
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Following the links around, it seems that you would have to mount a
corrupt or
malicious filesystem in order to exploit this vulnerability.
Yes, NIST claims
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hyperthreaded, which is different.
Hyperthreading is disabled in FreeBSD by default because of possible
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these to the ports team, they're unlikely to get
fixed.
Then, a little further here comes an x windows install, a
31 mb download. I don't want that on my server.
Put NO_GUI=yes and NO_X11=yes in /etc/make.conf
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obviously is, see /etc/ttys) then it doesn't ask for a password when
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the problem now, is to do the following:
fsck -p
mount -a
then fix the problem in /etc/rc.conf.
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recompiling your kernel.
We have some PostgreSQL servers that require the filehandle limit be raised
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Following the links around, it seems that you would have to mount a corrupt or
malicious filesystem in order to exploit this vulnerability.
Yes, NIST claims there is no authentication required to exploit? Are new
versions
of FreeBSD suddenly
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Can this OS support Dual-CORE intel CPU??
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usb status is 0x00 and error is 15
Have any solution to this
I think that the HP 1020 is a host-based Windows printer so would
require special support.
Bill
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to have to provide
more information. You say you have 3 - 73G drives and a 146G drive, but
you don't describe how they are laid out. What kind of RAID? What do
you think you should see, and what do you actually see?
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out which drive it should be mounting off. I'm not saying it's a bad
idea, all I'm saying is that it might not produce a long-term usable
installation.
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