On Wed, 12 May 2004, carvin5string wrote:
You have only those two files in root? What about the kernal files I
see on my system?
You're running a -STABLE branch, the responder is running -CURRENT.
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freebsd people use wine or play games. This is
odd as from what i heard freebsd's power is in it's speed, something that
i noticed for my self by using it for desktop aplications.
I've also experienced a loss of network connectivity for Wine apps since
the version around 2004-04.
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Jreepad-1.0.jar
i don't see any typos in my $PATH (witness 'which' result above).
the same occurs with linux-sun-jdk (when i put it earlier in the $PATH)
am i missing something? is this standard behaviour for java?
Works for me; is JAVA_HOME set to something broken in your environment?
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entry be
sufficient?
Well, the path entry only suffices on my installation; I merely
hypothesised that an erroneous setting of that variable might be the
cause.
If I were you I'd take this to the freebsd-java list, there's more of a
concentration of expertise there :-)
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look like I'll have time to
experiment in the near future.
A previous responder to this thread has already pointed at the cam.ac.uk
work which offers transactional replication for fast fail-over.
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is required.
If you can narrow down the parameters of your question (eg: I have a
network of windows machines and I'd like to figure out exact versions on
each one) then you might have more luck.
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,
mtree, also has this capability, although you'll have to fiddle with
its options to get it to work.
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On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Ade Falusi wrote:
Can FreeBSD be installed on an HP visualize B132L workstation, if so how and what
type i.e
alpha, amd64, i38, ia64, pc98 or sparc64.
Pls help.
I believe that machine is based around the PA-RISC. You might want to
see if NetBSD will run on it.
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; make install
Then restart it.
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that complex query
performance is highly erratic due to the genetic planner kicking in.
Either turn up the number of generations it uses by an order of
magnitude or so, or turn it off.
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using
different virtual sound devices?
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it contained
in the archives of this mailing list (also on freebsd-stable).
Note that a from-source rebuild of KDE and its dependencies, while
generally painless, will take quite a bit of time on your machine - but
somewhat less than three years :-)
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looked at the
-current tree).
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on this
machine is realistic or not.
Thanks, Heath
Check on how up-to-date your system is. There were fixes that went into
the base system post 4.8-R which are probably relevant.
FWIW I've got tomcat running happily under the 1.3 and the 1.4 native
ports on a -stable freebsd.
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?
TIA for your help,
make installkernel will rename your current kernel and modules to
kernel.old and modules.old for you.
I tend to explicitly grab a copy of configs (/etc) prior to using
mergemaster; this is purely paranoia on my part.
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happened? The most frequent cause of this
when I've encountered the problem is that a distfile could not be
fetched. I tend to try to avoid that these days by prefetching the
distfiles prior to a build (ie, while I'm around to sort out problems
manually rather than overnight).
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packages such as KDE, Mozilla and
OpenOffice which were installed from binary?
Look for HOLD_PKGS in /usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf
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Axioms speak louder than
watchdog in your kernel has detected that locks of two classes
were acquired in different orders.
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If you have received this email in error, do whatever the hell
. There
are a number of products that claim to be email appliances and you
might look at those, depending on how much preexisting infrastructure
you've got for managing virtual domains and users.
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the first thing they do is to recreate the
environment you're after: setting $PATH, the working directory, umask,
and so on.
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Boycott Arabic numerals! What have
, after it has already been split into fields. It evaluates true
so the block it guards is always run. After the first line has been
dealt with, future lines will be split using the new FS setting. As
another poster supplied, slap the FS setting in a BEGIN-guarded block.
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), an in-memory exclusive or
against the new data, and two writes. Reads and writes can be in
parallel.
The work for parity updates only scales linearly with number of disks
if you use a naive parity algorithm. Or, obviously, if a drive fails.
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to read 4 sectors and write five sectors if you
change one byte.
Wrong; see previous response.
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Q: What's yellow and equivalent to the axiom of choice? A: Zorn's
thing: they are two distinct resources
and your filesystem can run out of either pretty much independently.
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Don't annihilate, assimilate: MacDonalds
to. That is.
It's not really like FAT operation at all; but another responder has
given some detail along these lines.
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Theory and practice _are_ the same thing. In theory
cases that motivate your suggestion. There may be other ways to
achieve the goals you have.
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...perl has been dead for more than 4 years. - Abigail
something like this:
start_time=`date +%s`
# ... do something
end_time=`date +%s`
time_taken=$(($end_time - $start_time))
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New
its
somewhat improved (ie, it works) headless support.
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...and then three milkmaids turned up
(to the delight and delactation of the crowd
source control system. Or maybe, if licensing permits,
offload that risk to sourceforge, who've got a lot of practice at this
sort of thing.
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memory is shared and how much memory is used for each new
running script (including buffers, e.t.c.). What command shoud
do the trick and with what options?
You're probably after the sysutils/pmap utility, in the ports.
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is HTTP (and the various things that layer on top of
it) which carries the target hostname as part of the protocol.
Unfortunately, HTTPS leaves you back at square one since it uses SSL
directly rather than via some form of STARTTLS negotiation that might be
able to send the desired hostname.
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, too :-) (25 seconds from poweron
to being logged in.)
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contents to a separate filesystem
before fixing everything with fsck.
Note that if disk blocks from the original file have been reallocated
then you're close to being out of luck.
jan
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On Tue, 7 Jan 2003, Jan Grant wrote:
On Mon, 23 Dec 2002, Goedeke Michels wrote:
Hello,
First of all, if this is the wrong group, please redirect me to a more
appropiate place.
I am trying to recover some files I have accidentally deleted. However,
ffsrecov continuously complains
) the right number of zone files to
put in a directory, and slap the first n files into directory z001, the
next n into directory z002, and so on?
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You see what happens
implemented it. It'd be trivial; but why would you want it?
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predict with 100% accuracy the next digit)
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Roger Penrose can never be convinced that this sentence is true.
(If he doesn't get the joke, you can at least prove
it claims in the logs.)
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the
aspiration that _some_ people have expressed in places like -arch.
There's no deadline/timeframe for the work that I'm aware of.
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Strive to live every day
?
You said the process was marked as stuck waiting for disk activity. Do
you have any network-mounted (or other unusual) filesystems on this
machine?
If a processes wedges in the middle of a kernel call, then you won't be
able to kill it - the behaviour you've seen here.
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treatment (and by extension, subnets),
but I don't think any kit behaves like that in these CIDR days. In any
case, 172.16/16 and 172.17/16 are (were) both full class B ranges so
anything broken enough to care ought to behave properly anyway.
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addresses at the prompt. It'll
show you the routing decisions it makes to deliver a message to that
address.
The exim user mailing list is very good; if you stay stuck, drop me a
line offlist with your exim config and I'll try to help.
Cheers,
jan
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. Is it
running?
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On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Scott I. Remick wrote:
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 11:58:16 +0100 (BST), Jan Grant wrote:
Loks like the VNC srever isn't listening at that location. Is it
running?
Yep:
-bash-2.05b$ ps
PID TT STAT TIME COMMAND
60273 p0- S 0:00.49 Xvnc :1 -desktop X -httpd
?
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On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Kirk Strauser wrote:
I may be showing my ignorance here, but what is IFS? Googling for
sendmail forward ifs returned over 3000 hits, none of them actually
explaining it.
IFS is a /bin/sh variable controlling which characters are considered
'whitespace'.
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On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, CARTER Anthony wrote:
How do I clean the contents of text files without actually removing the files?
man 1 truncate
This is a command-line utility that directly wraps the appropriate
system call.
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that (give
yourself some elbow room). You need inodes for symlinks and directories
too.
Thank you for any suggestions or pointers.
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...perl has been dead for more
with all the _available_ ports - that is, it's an index of
everything under /usr/ports.
Stuff like portversion basically compares the versions in pkgdb against
the versions of corresponding ports in portsdb.
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bytes per inode up to 200k or so - there's a paragraph in man
7 tuning on this.
If the application is critical then benchmarking real use as closely
as possible will enable you to find optimal sizes for stripes, and is
probably time well spent.
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On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Heinrich Rebehn wrote:
Jan Grant wrote:
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Heinrich Rebehn wrote:
Thank you for your reply. I have reread the manpage and would go for:
- blocksize = 64 kB
- fragsize= 64/8 = 8 kB
- bytes/inode = 16 kB
Are these values reasonable
changing it to
struct sockaddr_in a = {};
- C semantics for structure initialisation mean that unspecified fields
are set to zero.
Cheers,
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Don't
, you'll find it
misinterpreting the sixth column (as is happening).
Either: just edit /etc/crontab, or: add a root crontab entry using
crontab -e.
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Impact
web-pages as they're delivered by your proxy
server.
I'm sorry this is vague; your second question is a bit unclear.
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Just because I have nothing to hide
be doing? Rebuilding the disk or the partition (if
possible)
Thanks
I suspect the advice was to recreate the filesystem, allocating more
inodes, then restore the FS contents from a backup.
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On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, Karl O . Pinc wrote:
There is no catch-phrase for BSD style license
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the license.
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paste those lines into a shellscript,
make a crontab entry and be done
Nope. If you're tracking -STABLE, an upgrade isn't guaranteed to be
automatable like this - you should check /usr/src/UPDATING. You're also
missing any calls to mergemaster to update your configuration files.
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that connection open. Then at your home machine, you can ssh
to localhost:2022 and the connection will be tunnelled to your work
machine.
Is that what you're after?
jan
PS. The localhost is resolved on the work machine relative to it.
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. If
you want this behaviour, you're better off creating a filesystem
snapshot and using your favourite backup mechanism on that. There are no
plans that I'm aware of to move the FS snapshotting code into 4-STABLE.
jan
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On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Jack L. Stone wrote:
At 01:04 PM 11.16.2002 +, Jan Grant wrote:
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Jack L. Stone wrote:
I missed this earlier. You say:
That is why the only clean way of doing this, would be to make a
disk-image, like Ghost does.
I'm unaware of any
that www.example.org is a
valid URL.
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and an infinite number of threads are
bound to make fair progress seem to be a summation of the java way
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Work #90: As many pseudo-intellectual sycophants as necessary
that, it
sets up the process environment to spawn that job. That involves
processing the appropriate login.conf entry (to set process limits).
Looking at the source, it's hard to see why the call that's failing
should break.
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that a whiteboard map plus deciding how you're
going to set up your branches for a particular project vital. Doing ad
hoc branches is ok once you get the hang of things but frankly having a
consistent naming strategy at the outset is a lifesaver.
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will work across both devices.
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are unlikely to be
sparse.
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resident files. If you
create a small file it will be nonresident, and you should be able to
edit it (providing you don't fall foul of the other NTFS writing
restrictions).
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a difference :s
Just a thought!
I'm not the OP, I don't use either any more :-)
I've had no problems using mount_ntfs against an NT4 filesystem; that
was the last time I needed the facility.
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, is there a
way to get it installed on this computer with my situation?
There are native binary packages available here:
http://projects.imp.ch/openoffice/
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of not trusting anything written by others, and
reimplementing it all himself from scratch.)
Good luck!
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On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, Rod Person wrote:
I'm running FreeBSD 5.0, I think that my isp have recently block ports
on me. I know the block port 82. But is there a way I can test to see
if other ports are blocked?
Pick up the phone and ask them?
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On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, Matthias Buelow wrote:
Jan Grant writes:
ln -s mdmfs /sbin/mount_mfs
Yes, that's a workaround I had in mind.
As I recall, mdmfs wasn't called mount_mfs at the time because the
author wasn't prepared to fight the battle he assumed (probably
correctly) would arise out
. ptr
and you'll get a bit of the prefix and the next nameserver down to
query (probably a list of them). Pick one and repeat the request until
you get your ptr record back. That's what the rest of the world would
do, effectively.
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these spare
bits. Assuming nobody's sneaked a peek at them in the itme the machine's
been turned off, this is a reasonable way to quickly satisfy the startup
requirements for randomness.
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application explicitly supports the selection of
source addresses, you're mostly out of luck. For instance, ping(8)
supports this (see the -S option).
Cheers,
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On Sun, 13 Feb 2005, Jan Grant wrote:
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005, Daniela wrote:
Yes, this happens when I connect from my machine (which functions as a
router
with NAT to allow the other LAN machines connect to the internet) to
another
LAN machine. When the router establishes
should already _be_ that of the internal interface. Your routing table
looked good, too, IIRC. What does your NAT / ipfw configuration look
like?
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NOP is a trivial
comprehensive. It basically gives you virtual terminal sessions that
you can attach, detach and reattach a client to without disturbing the
underlying session.
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) is to support this.
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that difference that
the nightly check is picking up on.
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Strive to live every day as though it was last Wednesday
. SPF itself is in use right now, however.
jan
* if you're originating email from offsite (dialup lines etc.) then
you may need to coordinate with your mail admin to ensure you're
targeting the correct MSA.
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I go about in making my machine to use the new gcc34?
What will be the next step after make install ?
Anyone can help??...I'm confuse and this is not the first time I come
accross as I have the same problem with my gcc33.
The appropriate binaries are installed as gcc34, c.
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these are database dumps, they're
order-independent. So, sort the files into a predictable lexical order,
then a diff is a linear operation over tonight's file versus last
night's.
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.x. FWIW I've
done this successfully without a hitch*.
jan
* Having said that, I use a liveupgrade-a-like setup with a primary /
and /usr (that I'm running from) and a secondary (that I rebuild into
and reboot into). It means I have something solid to fall back to if the
upgrade fails.
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on
/compat/linux/proc, that should have waht you're after.
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That syntax is correct for sh and bash; you're not running it, however.
Double-check that after you su to root, you're really running bash. That
error is what csh will tell you.
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Whenever I
seen/subscription databases and a
deliverdb for duplicate suppression.
The latter can all be stored in multiple formats, including bdb; hot
backups for these work much the same way as for anything other bdb.
It's not perfect, but there's minimal bullet-dodging.
jan
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On Mon, 10 Apr 2006, Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
On 10/04/2006, at 12:39 AM, Jan Grant wrote:
On Sun, 9 Apr 2006, Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
I'm trying to follow the instructions at
http://www.daemonology.net/freebsd-upgrade-5.4-to-6.0/
Your advice got me to step 7 where the need
the layout itself.
Looks like it is: see /usr/include/ufs/ufs/dinode.h
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Theoremhood is positively decidable.
It just takes time at least exponential in the length of the proof
that if you're looking at automating the update process you should
probably pay careful attention to the world/kernel update process
described in the handbook; there are steps (like an initial mergemaster
-p) that you will want to include.
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like
that to work, you'd need to quote it somehow:
if [ $a \ $b ]; then ... ; fi
or
if [ $a '' $b ]; then ... ; fi
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I'm the dandy information superhighwayman
the issue (automatically) for me.
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