it. Generated files unlike
anything I had previously. Deleted extra and everything works anyway.
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The above does not store the path prefix in the tar archive, which is
perhaps the problem you were trying to solve?
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Whom computers
ISPs charge extra for this feature. One
ISP I deal with rotates our IP address every 18 to 48 hours and isn't
courteous enough to do it on a regular schedule or wait until off hours.
Means we have a couple of minutes of down time most every day when the
router recovers.
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to upgrade the MB?
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-Questions is not the right place to say, 2 years!,
FreeBSD-Chat is the right place, and that's exactly what I did several
days before this one appeared on Questions.
Meanwhile, you should know where the off switch is to unsubscribe as
somehow you managed to subscribe.
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performance and/or reliability
doesn't justify their cost. OTOH if you are trying to resurrect free
hardware then just try it, nothing to lose. But at some point one
must consider whether the cost of electricity to run old hardware is
worth it.
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the FreeBSD version even less of a priority
for me.
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. Then again
I think Xcode was pre-installed on my Mac Pro. Xcode is Apple's
software development environment.
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On Thu, Aug 07, 2008 at 11:39:09AM -0400, David Gurvich wrote:
You might try the old 'cat file1 file2 ... fileN'.
% cat file1 file2 ... fileN fileconcatenated
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reason:
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I found a 10G drive in the trash yesterday. Would one day be a nice
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On Tue, Aug 05, 2008 at 11:56:12AM -0700, Gary Kline wrote:
the datasheets for the 40G drives are lost lost.
Oh, come now! If you still know what make and model the drives are, the
datasheets are available online.
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detach/attach
You think I could replace the system drive that way? :-)
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for the options.
If you got the precomipled port from official sources then that which is
in /usr/ports *is* how it was optioned, with the possible exception of
the X stuff.
If someone else precompiled the port, then ask them.
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On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 09:09:15AM +0300, John Dakos [ Enovation Technologies ]
wrote:
[2224 lines deleted]
If you want help, start by learning that quoting entire email digests is
frowned upon.
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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 12:51:28PM -0700, Gary Kline wrote:
i could do this kwik and dirty, and type in/fix any anomalies later, but
it would be nice to know.
I've already tried
1, /CENTER d
and a other such. zip.
% sed -e 1,/CENTER/d junk.in junk.out
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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 01:32:57PM -0700, Gary Kline wrote:
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 03:09:46PM -0500, David Kelly wrote:
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 12:51:28PM -0700, Gary Kline wrote:
I've already tried
1, /CENTER d
and a other such. zip.
% sed -e 1,/CENTER/d junk.in
spaces the space will probably
cause a break between arguments. The first time the wildcard expands to
a filename with a space the space will be escaped. But the second time
you use it that escape is lost. So its best to expand it in the place
its needed.
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On Jul 15, 2008, at 4:50 PM, Gary Kline wrote:
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 02:02:24PM -0500, David Kelly wrote:
Is probably best to postpone wildcard expansion until the last moment
because if any of the filenames contain spaces the space will
probably
cause a break between arguments
/bin/rm $i
fi
done
But why do it the hard way?
#!/bin/sh
/bin/rm /tmp/kde-kline/*wav /dev/null 21
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/kde-kline/*log /dev/null 21
The other advantage of the simple version above is that it handles
spaces in the file name. The others need a bit more care to make sure
spaces are quoted else they will separate arguments in the shell
interpreter.
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to comcast and let them figure out how to
deliver, don't be too smart and try to deliver direct yourself.
In postfix its the relayhost variable in main.cf. This email was
brought to you with mutt and postfix, via smtp.knology.net.
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delivery point and then postfix will
send everything there that doesn't belong here.
In all probability that is the only edit you will need for postfix.
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/mnt
dump -0aL -f - / | ( cd /mnt/ ; restore -r )
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On a non-striped filesystem the same operation runs 126k to 127k
transfers.
Transfer bandwidth seems to be limited by the number of transactions per
second more than the size of the transaction.
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on outer, reading with md5).
Anyway, throughput was terrible with the default 4k stripe.
If there is a tuning knob that I have missed, would appreciate being
told what.
IIRC vinum's default stripe was about 87.5kB and systat -v reported
transactions of that size.
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to the printer by
Adobe. Adobe does not allow it to be crippled as conspiracy-theory Ted
claims. All genuine Postscript printers ship with similar CPUs,
originally Motorola 68000 family, for this very reason.
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. Believe it was the first episode interviewing Andy Hertzfeld.
When the discussion rolled around to open source software Andy said
someone he knew was making a very good living porting and supporting
Ghostscript to embedded printers. Possibly one of the principals
behind ghostscript.
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over qualified.
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-8660DN on
sale for $200. Appears to be the same printer and features plus
scanner with paper feed, and fax.
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when buying for spare parts its just as good as a 5250.
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on a Kyocera printer.
Ironically the Kyocera has a postscript interface but we never figured
out how/who was turning it off.
Know the hooks are there in the print system to enable duplex but
haven't made much use of them from FreeBSD. Most all of my 12,000
pages were duplex.
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is among the best
content management systems available.
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, and only when
you are on the server itself. Unless one has a file with that exact same
name and path.
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security by obscurity but when absolute security is not
needed and all that is needed is protection from the ignorant its often
plenty good enough.
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calculates a correction coefficient and (under FreeBSD) stores it
in /var/db/ntpd.drift for use on next start so as to more quickly
establish a lock.
So in short ntpd calibrates your clock in order to minimize the
corrections required. Is The Right Thing To Do.
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://ftp.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/i386/6.3-RELEASE/src/
then to get the files out of, say, scontrib, do something like this:
% cat scontrib.* | tar -xvzf -
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On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 11:56:06AM -0500, David Kelly wrote:
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 10:08:08PM +0530, Onkar wrote:
But I am finding no files with extension .c or .h
[image:
File:]generic.aaftp://ftp-archive.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD-Archive/old-releases/i386/6.1-RELEASE/kernels/generic.aa
to block some of these script
kiddies proactively. Unfortunately, these attempts have become a fact
of life. I probably get 20 - 30 attempts a day between my various
servers.
Depending on how you use ssh from external systems you could add
firewall rules to disallow all but known sources.
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it will be rarely ever used.
Problems with two lousy little serial ports running at the same time
under FreeBSD? Heck no! Just use something better than a 16 MHz 386SX
with 640K and you'll be fine. BTDT, and even that little system had no
problems with serial I/O.
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there was a space at
the end of their entry in /etc/passwd. Not hardly believing it myself,
made a link copy of csh with a space at the end and the user could
login. Fixed /etc/passwd, deleted the link, and placed a trouble report
with SGI.
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em0 is listed by ifconfig. If
sysinstall didn't see em0 then there wouldn't be anything for em0 in
rc.conf.
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out of
it?
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into the machine you can do svn.
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use the Kyocera printer (above) is to print man pages.
man -t man | lp. Very pretty and impressive man pages.
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On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 10:31:18AM -0400, Walker wrote:
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 10:26 PM, David Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
System is now booting ad0 by starting at ad4 and hopping to ad6,
then to ad0.
Yes, you've discovered a feature of the 400SC (I have 3). If you
have PATA
between your printer and cable or
DSL modem then suspect the modem issued (or refused to issue) and IP
address.
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From: Ghirai [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
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On Mar 18, 2008, at 1:45 PM, David Kelly wrote:
Cutting to the chase, my Windows-style partition table is sane (does
the FreeBSD partition need to be marked bootable?), and my BSD
slice table appears to be reasonable and sane. But the drive is not
bootable.
fdisk -B ad0 didn't hurt nor
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inconvenience in retrospect.
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one has more control over the http
server than one usually gets. Must install rsync on each end. If one has
that much control then I'd say use svn or cvs to keep the website in
sync. You need version control anyway, might as well use it as your
synchronization utility.
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On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 12:59:38PM -0700, Gligor Lucian wrote:
Does FreeBSD support a USB printer?
Yes.
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:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {1009} which python
/usr/local/bin/python
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On Fri, Mar 07, 2008 at 10:34:55AM -0800, comperr wrote:
Hey - when I try make install clean on subversion I get
make install clean usually works but it only says to build the install
and clean targets, doesn't say in what order.
make install make clean resolves the ambiguity.
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manuals, 24 is
better if you are mailing a flyer that is folded and taped without an
envelope.
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is better suited for my uses as its very quick to warm up from
sleep, maybe as fast as my DJ-990.
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doesn't
distinguish between individuals, corporations, hobby use, etc.
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work files, and remove all distribution files
that are not current with the ports' Makefiles:
# portsclean -CD
Requires the portupgrade port.
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On Dec 19, 2007, at 8:47 PM, Chuck Robey wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
David Kelly wrote:
Remove all the temporary work files, and remove all distribution
files
that are not current with the ports' Makefiles:
# portsclean -CD
Requires the portupgrade port
want some of my time then you had better take the minimal
effort to phrase and format your communication.
Less effort, actually. A trimmed insert-reply is not only a more
accurate communication, but faster to create, as well as faster to
read and comprehend.
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that they would not.
Anyone else feel the same?
No. Heck no.
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of Firewire's parents its
pretty sad if a Firewire product doesn't work with a Mac.
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On Wed, Nov 14, 2007 at 12:23:53PM -0800, George Hartzell wrote:
David Kelly writes:
I haven't used it with FreeBSD but my Seagate 300G works very with
Macintosh. LaCie is another highly respected brand among Mac users.
Are you running Mac OS X on your mac, or FreeBSD?
I see little
already said. What I like is man -t man man.ps to create
a Postscript file. Prints beautifully.
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with the
formatting options to make the output compatible with input to touch.
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local st poll reach delay offsetdisp
===
=andraia.local 192.168.123.177 2 40963 0.00085 -0.231870 3.95285
Do the same thing on the server to see what it thinks of the servers
it is connected to.
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it work under DOS. Today gigabit and plain old
fast ethernet are virtually the same price. Is best to go ahead and
get gigabit.
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mounted, striped, on Mac Pro, and
will sustain 90+ MB/sec peaking at almost 100.
Between those two filesystems I can usually ftp at over 50 MB/sec.
Limited by disk bandwidth.
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underneath.
A negative to Subversion is that it tries to be everything for everyone.
Doesn't appear to be a subversion-lite version available.
At the moment I continue to use CVS for older stuff that was started
under CVS, and SVN for new stuff.
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, add log to it.
Probably best to duplicate that rule with a lower number so the log
version is used first. And easy to remove the logging version later
without touching the original.
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.
portsclean -C does rm -r /usr/ports/*/*/work
You might add nice +20 (or whatever the syntax is for your shell) in
front of that.
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is the one
wanting to be a better Windows than Windows.
For the best user experience, and Unix too: MacOS X.
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standard utilities than does FreeBSD,
for instance procmail, fetchmail, sqlite3, Apache, php 4.4.7, ...
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On Thu, Aug 09, 2007 at 12:33:20PM -0500, Reid Linnemann wrote:
Written by David Kelly on 08/09/07 12:30
On Thu, Aug 09, 2007 at 06:54:37PM +0200, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
For the best user experience, and Unix too: MacOS X.
a very little unix (few tools and kernel) + lots of bulky overhead
On Thu, Aug 09, 2007 at 01:34:47PM -0500, Reid Linnemann wrote:
Written by David Kelly on 08/09/07 12:56
What standard utility in FreeBSD didn't start somewhere outside of
BSD?
I'm not talking about origins, I'm talking about maintainers. The
software you've listed are maintained by third
, and only keep the
latest version of each package?
Install the portupgrade port and use portsclean -CD to sweep
/usr/ports/ of spare working files and to clear /usr/ports/distfiles/ of
all non-current source files.
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packet at 100Mbps to move the same amount of data.
No, MTU stays the same. Jumbo packet support is popular for gigabit
ethernet but MTU is generally limited to 1500 for external internet
connections.
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the ethernet port. The Motorola that replaced it is
much better.
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, mount -a, then use vipw to recreate your accounts
in the password database. On exit from vipw use passwd to set the
passwords.
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that up).
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On Thu, Jun 07, 2007 at 12:15:16PM -0500, Benton, William E wrote:
does BSD have any compilers onboard that the user can access? ANSI c???
or others??
Yes.
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of that one ought to have some means of global spam filter
database in addition to per-user databases.
This is such a good idea am sure somebody has done it already, I just
don't know where.
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of the FreeBSD mirrors. For 6.2 download
all of:
/pub/FreeBSD/releases/i386/6.2-RELEASE/src
Then simply untar them into /usr/src.
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thread and changing the subject?
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On Thu, May 24, 2007 at 08:49:17PM -0700, Bill Campbell wrote:
On Thu, May 24, 2007, David Kelly wrote:
Have been very happy with performance and operating costs of HP
4000's, 5000N, and 8100N. Couldn't find one used for what my Brother
HL-5250DN cost new, so I bought the Brother. Only
of the question as operating costs are higher even when printing
BW.
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is based on the apparent observation the HP inkjet crew has been
designing lasers lately.
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that only the necessary
libraries were moved to my CF card. I kept a file listing all the files
I considered mandatory.
Had several Makefiles, one for each stage of the build. Started by using
cvs checkout to start with fresh source code.
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on his utilities. We found they were statically linked, in
/usr/bin/. That sounds fishy.
As for running out of ram, if the whole system was built statically
linked then such would not be surprising.
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not
destroy the original.
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Correction:
On Thu, May 03, 2007 at 07:10:37AM -0500, David Kelly wrote:
Can't keep from thinking somehow your hardware is broken because
myself and others have been gzip, bzip, zipping, large files for a
long time under FreeBSD without problems. BUT on 6.0 I had
intermittent problems
run to completion?
Are the output zip files reasonable in size?
Are the expanded files reasonable in size? If so where does the mismatch
start?
Is the problem always in the same place for the same input file?
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indent is a very useful code reformatter.
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dates. Is there a pattern?
When it restarts does it complain about an improper shutdown? Think this
should be noted in /var/log/messages.
Does a cleaning crew come around about the time the machine dies?
Is the machine on a UPS?
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