program blah starts slowly, and it's better to give it 2000
params at once.
but i've asked to be sure what is actual limit, and used xargs -n
2000 to do the rest.
That's less than xargs's default of 5000 :) The xargs manpage explains
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xargs also reads kern.argmax and
limits the total argument size to 4096 bytes less than that. If you
can reproduce this with a simple testcase, it should be easy to fix.
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ZFS on FreeBSD 7.0 or will I gain?
Going from S10U4 (zfs pool version 4) to FreeBSD 7 (v6) you will
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headache. I ran into this with
posix_memalign in some software.
posix_memalign is in 7.0, actually. If there are any posix functions
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you allocated enough processes to require that much swap, you were
pretty much thrashing your system anyway.
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be damaged or missing. If you remember
the layout, you can run disklabel and recreate it. Another option is
to use the sysutils/scan_ffs or sysutils/ffs2recov ports to determine
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of a device random seed anywhere in the kernel source, so
I just patched lsof to always return OK and a seed of zero from
dev2udev, and everything seems to work okay. Try putting the attached
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mv $i ${i[1]:l}${i[2,-1]}
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using the man command. Run man 3
printf, for example.
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to verify what was
going on:
#! /bin/sh
echo I am stdout
echo I am stderr 12
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checks /boot/modules/ , so copy your stuff there.
That's where the kqemu-kmod port puts kqemu.ko, for example.
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. That and a unicode VGA font
(like at http://www.inp.nsk.su/~bolkhov/files/fonts/univga/ ) would
allow a utf-8 console to display the 256 most common characters on the
screen (252 if the mouse is onscreen) whatever they happen to be.
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check dmesg or /var/log/messages on the
client to see if it's reporting something there.
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/* child */
i = 2;
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break;
default:
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are just regular
kernel-malloced memory and have no hard limit apart from available
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be expect, but that's not right.
Trust your mind :) It's expect.
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can see at a glance what's running more easily.
It's a standard thing on many OSes, and I was sorta hoping it'd be
available on FreeBSD. Maybe under a different name?
It's usually a separate command (ptree on Solaris for example). Try
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In the last episode (Nov 08), Erik Osterholm said:
On Thu, Nov 08, 2007 at 03:47:54PM -0600, Dan Nelson wrote:
In the last episode (Nov 08), John Smith said:
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May be not entirely correct, but close:
ldd binary | grep
multiple filenames on its
commandline and prints the filename in its output:
md5 *
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will be different for each
model; diskinfo -t can help here). For SCSI, FC, or drives hung off a
raid controller, your bottleneck may be the speed of the shared
interface or your pci bus, depending on how many drives you have
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builtin ,
but catching it and then doing a kill -INT $$ after all your workers
have completed is more complicated since the wait command will exit
when a signal is received, and I don't think it will tell you why it
exited (all children done, or got a signal).
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not seeing any
slowdown, then you must have a fast machine :) Using an ipfw table
should be even better, though. That lets you load any number of
ip/netmask pairs into a tree-based lookup table and match all addresses
using one ipfw rule. The ipfw manpage has examples.
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into a single communication.
I use allow icmp from any to any icmptypes 0,3,11,12 in
those types being echo reply, destination unreachable,
time-to-live exceeded, and IP header bad.
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*default release=cvs tag=RELENG_7
There is no bug-fix-only 7.0 branch, since 7.0 hasn't been released
yet. When it has, you will be able to use the RELENG_7_0 tag.
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You want RELENG_6_2
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In the last episode (Oct 30), Bill Banks said:
What port should I make to get ncftpput?
ftp/ncftp3
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is in blocks. Even
if you divide by 512 (or whatever you decide to set bs=), if the file
you're appending do isn't a multiple of the blocksize, you'll end up
chopping part of the end off.
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Why not cat /blah /bleh ? dd is usually used on raw device nodes,
and appending doesn't make sense there.
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although I see there are two entries for tab, one just having a space,
so you'll definitely want to test it out.
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build might help too.
Another possibility is that the freebsd-port version of
/usr/local/lib/libpcre.so.0 has gotten damaged somehow. FreeBSD's grep
doesn't link with pcre so it's sort of unlikely that that would be the
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any host-specific config, or fetch the raw distribution files and
extract them onto the new drive. That way you get a working system
immediately when you put the drive back in the old system.
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You're probably better off using a natively-built OpenOffice; IBM just
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you think that stdout has
a limit? stdout could be anything: tty, socket, pipe, file, etc. If
you have redirected stdout from a script to a file, like ls ls.txt,
then it's possible that you filled up a filesystem.
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(it's rpc.auth.uid).
Unfortunately it doesn't look like there's a summary or analysis option
for NFS, so you'll have to count packets maually...
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to syscalls that end up blocking (sleep, read, write, select etc).
Involuntary ones are done by the scheduler when the process has used up
its time slice or an interrupt fires. Grep the kernel for mi_switch
to see places that switches can happen.
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5.1, so you should think about moving any bdb tables you might
already have to innodb. Development on the bdb engine pretty much
stopped once innodb was available.
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the BDB-engine removal, too. Funny that this Port
doesn't give you that option.
Thanks a lot!
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available from the
kernel currently. All you get is the aggregate total from things like
top and vmstat. It'd be interesting to see Solaris-style mpstat output
from a FreeBSD kernel.
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In the last episode (Sep 01), L Goodwin said:
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Under FreeBDS 6.2, the following command works for a 256MBMemorex
Mini TravelDrive, but not for a 256MB Intelligent Stick
(I-Stick):
mount_msdosfs
Removable Direct
Access SCSI-2 device
da3: 1.000MB/s transfers
da3: 249MB (511488 512 byte sectors: 64H 32S/T 249C)
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In the last episode (Aug 26), Aminuddin said:
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In the last episode (Aug 26), Aminuddin said:
From: Dan Nelson
In the last episode (Aug 26), Aminuddin said:
How do you block this large range of ip addresses from
different subnet? IPFW
talking to change regularly defeats this.
ntpd does a single DNS lookup for each server at startup and doesn't
shift from them even if the DNS changes, so that's not an issue.
Good enough to keep time on my server though, I suppose, since I'm
not running a cellular network. :)
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uses the same radix tree lookup
format as the kernel's routing tables, so it scales well to large
amounts of sparse addresses. man ipfw, search for lookup tables.
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In the last episode (Aug 26), Aminuddin said:
From: Dan Nelson
In the last episode (Aug 26), Aminuddin said:
How do you block this large range of ip addresses from different
subnet? IPFW only allows 65536 rules while this will probably use
up a few hundred thousands of lines
, not gdb?)
Those are warnings, not errors, due to the installkernel running a 6.x
kldxref on a 7.x kernel. Your boot problem is unrelated, and could be
due to missing drivers for whatever your boot device is.
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. If they don't compile on your system, have you
submitted a PR?
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Is libxml-ruby different from the textproc/ruby-libxml port? That
makefile says it doesn't compile with gcc 4.2, but says nothing about
lower versions.
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: writing to routing socket: No such process
delete net 0: not in table
0xc0a80132: Command not found.
[1] + Exit 1route delete 0
is a shell metacharacter; try this: route delete 00xc0a80132
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In the last episode (Aug 04), Damian Vicino said:
Im Having FBSD running in a P3 with 4.3GB HD, and got 2 extra 80GBs
HD that fails the SMART check.
If those drives fail a SMART check and they are under warranty, send
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commands/man page, but they are rather long, and I'd miss what
I was looking for without having a clue in advance.
I'm guessing something like /dev/?tty?? might work, but how do I
figure out which tty to use?
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security patches. You would need to track RELENG_6.
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* functions ?
Those are stub functions that invoke the equivalent syscall in the
kernel. The ${SASM}: rule in /usr/src/lib/libc/sys/Makefile.inc is
what generates the stubs themselves. The actual code for most syscalls
in the kernel is in /usr/src/sys/kern/ .
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to MyISAM, then copy them back.
If you have made a mysqldump of your tables recently, you can also
delete your existing database files and reload from the dump; 5.0 will
ignore the ENGINE=ISAM option and create MyISAM tables.
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In the last episode (Jul 29), Aton A said:
Hi,
I have just run portsnap extract on a new system and I noticed a large
number of ports begin with p5- what exactly does the p5 stand for or
represent?
perl 5
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of downtime.
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ports depend on
GNU iconv.
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In the last episode (Jul 14), Manjunath Warad said:
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In the last episode (Jul 13), Manjunath Warad said:
Can someone direct me as how to use FreeBSD iconv on linux? I know
there exists a GNU iconv on linux; however, I am interested in using
? If it
automatically continued it would just overwrite the previous segment.
I'm assuming you're dumping to some removable media, like multiple USB
hard drives or something, that you plug in one at a time?
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== xyes; then
== is not a valid comparison operator for the test command. It must
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In the last episode (Jun 27), Frank Bonnet said:
Dan Nelson wrote:
In the last episode (Jun 26), Frank Bonnet said:
Is there a FreeBSD tool that is equivalent of bondbind for
Linux ( ethernet load balancing or trunking that use the Cisco's
etherchannel ) ?
You can use the lagg
can use ng_fec or ng_one2many, but they both use
static configuration and aren't as nice.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=laggmanpath=FreeBSD+7-current
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at the cdrecord manpage, blank=fast or one of the other
blanking options should do what you need.
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In the last episode (Jun 26), Brian A. Seklecki said:
On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 10:36 -0500, Dan Nelson wrote:
ethernet load balancing or trunking that use the Cisco's
etherchannel ) ?
lagg
Very cool.
Two questions:
1) fec and lacp must be used against the same physical switch
that each script ends with an
exit $rc command. See the periodic(8) manpage for a description of
what the different numbers represent.
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%z is actually easier to parse, so I'm not sure why it's not handled.
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In the last episode (Jun 04), Sean Murphy said:
How do you force a memory dump from a specific PID?
/usr/bin/gcore
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Dan Nelson wrote:
In the last episode (Jun 04), Sean Murphy said:
How do you force a memory dump from a specific PID?
/usr/bin/gcore
gcore is one of the few programs left that still requires procfs.
You'll need to mount it: mount -t procfs /proc /proc
became an issue after the xorg port update
introduced an extra 100 dependencies to every X-using port. Took my
pkg_create times down from 5 minutes to 5 seconds :)
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won't work, and you'll have to chainload to the FreeBSD
slice's bootblock instead of using the kernel command.
If you really want booteasy back, boot into FreeBSD and run boot0cfg
-B /dev/ad0 (or whatever your 1st hardrive's device is)
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If you can only put 181GB of data on the tape, that just means you have
some files that don't compress very well (gif/jpg images, gzipped
files, etc). You should only get worried if your tape fills up after
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for me; you can NFS-mount host to guest and vice versa to
manipulate files.
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Can I directly copy the user.quota file in the /home directory from
the old server to the new one, or will I need to redo all the quotas
manually?
If the uids are staying the same, you should be able to just copy the
files and run quotacheck to update the accounting info.
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labels.
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messages:
+++ /tmp/security.ioLB2PiJWed May 23 03:01:42 2007
+pid 30865 (httpd), uid 80: exited on signal 4
It's crashing :)
4 SIGILL create core imageillegal instruction
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not translate to a sequential 0-max range.
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passwordless logins (either via
.shosts or key-based authentication), this works as you would expect:
ssh machine1 programX | ssh machine2 programY | ssh machine3 programZ
Just remember to quote any file redirection or wildcard characters that
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ports/net/arping should do what you want. arping aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
prints the remote system's IP address as part of its response string.
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My suggestion is to remove the USE_GMAKE line from the port Makefile.
The port doesn't require gnumake at all, and our make builds the port
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before and after will
also tell you how many ECC recoveries and rereads were done.
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to bump it wayy up.
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time. If you also point one of
the machines to some pool.ntp.org servers, you will also be in synch
with the rest of the world :)
http://www.pool.ntp.org/
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In the last episode (Apr 25), Howard Jones said:
Dan Nelson wrote:
If that's all you need, there's an even easier way: tar tvf
mycd.iso, since libarchive understands the iso9660 filesystem
format :)
That's a useful trick!
Is there an equivalent for ufs filesystems? I'd like to be able
perfectly.
If that's all you need, there's an even easier way: tar tvf mycd.iso,
since libarchive understands the iso9660 filesystem format :)
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In the last episode (Apr 15), Pieter de Goeje said:
On Sunday 15 April 2007, Dan Nelson wrote:
In the last episode (Apr 15), Roger Olofsson said:
Yesterday I csup:ed 2 machines to latest using same cvsup-server
for both. After the standard procedure of doing:
make buildworld
'FreeBSD 6.2-STABLE #2' and the other says
'FreeBSD 6.2-STABLE #6'.
What does the number after the #-sign mean?
It's the number of times you have rebuilt your kernel. The value is
stored in /usr/src/sys/arch/kernelname/version.
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, and to run 'cap_mkdb
/etc/login.conf' to rebuild login.conf.db.
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