that cvsup changes that much. You
can use fetch or FTP to grab from a newer location
and add the package directly, e.g.
# cd
# fetch ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/path/to/some/real.pkg.tbz
# pkg_add real.pkg.tbz
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Marty Landman wrote:
This is giving me problems for some reason. I've put the floppy images on a
Debian box in my office and dd'd onto a floppy. The boot.flp worked but
then with the kern1.flp - which I dd'd onto the same floppy as boot.flp had gone
on, get this after a while:
zf_read: fill
, when you look up proprietary at Wikipedia, NTFS
is a synonym. :-D
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, it want
to take over the display hardware). Of course, YMMV.
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to fix this. However, I do find gvinum(8) on my box
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Paul Schmehl wrote:
Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Paul Schmehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's a dual boot machine. Windows XP recognizes the NIC just fine,
but *not* with the default drivers that come with XP SP2. I had to
install the drivers from Dell.
Maybe there's something different about
November.
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isn't quite 2 years old yet!!
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PS As Grant mentions, single user mode is your friend, available
from the 3rd stage boot menu
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, with the URL of
# http://servername/server-status
# Change the .your-domain.com to match your domain to enable.
#
Location /server-status
SetHandler server-status
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
/Location
Note that you probably don't want allow from all.
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changing this knob.
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Jonathan Horne wrote:
take a look at the ServerTokens section of httpd.conf.
#
# ServerTokens
# This directive configures what you return as the Server HTTP response
# Header. The default is 'Full' which sends information about the OS-Type
# and compiled in modules.
# Set to one of: Full | OS
and
all filesystems are intact, what's wrong with dump(8) and restore(8)?
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So, it would appear that -n is merely a lint type option or syntax
checker. Whether or not it's smart enough to catch your error I can't
tell; it caught mine with and without -x
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John Webster wrote:
Can anyone explain this:
# find /etc/ -name 'named.conf'
# ls -l /etc/namedb/named.conf
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 3715 Nov 13 17:35 /etc/namedb/named.conf
/etc/namedb is a link to another directory, don't use the trailing
/ in the ls -ld. So, in this case, you
all repair, but it might make it a lil'
funny).
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Hello Bryan,
Are you sure you're looking at the right page? pc98 architecture is
mainly used in Japan AFAIK.
If you change the pc98 in the URI to i386, you can see a few linksys
and Dlink references.
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Ian Moore wrote:
Yes, that would fix the problem, but I'm just curious about what causes the
problem in the first place, given that portupgrade rarely seems to have these
kind of problems.
Cheers,
ls -l /var/db/pkg/mysql-client*??
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of a second
box and a serial console arrangement, but it's not something I've
needed to investigate.
I'd recommend practicing on a scratch box, for starters. Also,
it'd be a real Good Thing(tm) if a tech at the colo knows his BSD
stuff, and his time is included in your contract ;-) .
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of a number of protocols, of
which TCP/IP is the most common; as for bursts vs. bit by
bit, it's neither and both, depending on the nature of your
pipeline
HTH,
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FreeBSD user
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The speed of anything depends on the flow of everything
of a number of protocols, of
which TCP/IP is the most common; as for bursts vs. bit by
bit, it's neither and both, depending on the nature of your
pipeline
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The speed of anything depends on the flow of everything
contain
upgrade.txt anyway.
I've heard patience is a virtue, but I've trouble with
it, myself. Happy waiting ;-)
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(and TCSH) need to rebuild your $PATH
data after installing new programs. You can issue
rehash after installation, or logout/in as I mentioned.
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from the ports :
apache20 or apache21 or apache22
which one is the stable one ?
I'm just guessing, but probably you could
get an answer at apache.org.
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you have to trust them with your credentials.
Some people say Remote Admin (about $20) is the best.
Any other recommendations / experiences / reviews ?
Thanks
I use rdesktop (net/rdesktop) to control Winboxen (unfortunately,
some games don't play nice with it).
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Where I am going with this is that sales people want to save and access
each other's word and excel files on the server from a laptop, over the net.
Sounds (perhaps) more like a job for Samba than FTP.
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Marwan Sultan wrote:
Hello Guys,
I fresh installed FreeBSD 6.0R some wierd stuff going on!
Firts: the box restarted from it self like 4 times, and
/var/log/messages showing only one strange
line (for me) which is
Apr 22 01:10:46 box kernel: pid 5764 (cc1),
uid 0:
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to grab network traffic.
So, the first thing you ask yourself is, have I (or anyone allowed
to be root) used any of this type of software?
There might be other explanations, but I'm not suitably
prepared to address them.
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) of environments available in F/OSS (Out
of the box, that is).
In the end, your desktop is what you make it.
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a production box,
uninstall and reinstall the port (though that seems too
Microsoftie to me)
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Drew Tomlinson wrote:
I have a 6.0 system running on a P3 550 that
is rebooting every now and then due to a
trap 12 error. I've followed the steps at
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/developers-handbook/kerneldebug.html
for getting a crash dump but I'm not getting dumps.
35.0 - 70.0
VertRefresh 50.0 - 120.0
EndSection
SubSection Display
Depth 24
Modes 1280x1024
Modes 1600x1200
Modes 1024x768
EndSubSection
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HTH,
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deliberately tweaked the make process via
the command line, make.conf(5), and such. So try /usr/local/etc.
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with sysinstall (or via CLI with fdisk,
bsdlabel, newfs, etc.) and use dump(8) piped to restore(8)...fast,
geometry independent.
YMMV,
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See hostname(1).
Also, see init(8) and rc(8). Generally, to persist
across reboots, you set something like
hostname=hostname.domain.tld
in /etc/rc.conf.
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machine;
but, you weren't specific about this. Try another WM and see if the
problem evaporate; that should at least give you a starting point to
know what to look for.
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Robert Huff wrote:
Kevin Kinsey writes:
It's somewhat interesting (to me) that the even numbered releases
seem to have had longer and perhaps more successful runs than the
odd numbered ones. 5.X, in particular, seemed short to me.
Two comments:
1) Sample size = 2
.
FreeBSD has ipfw, ipfilter, and ipf+altq, I believe. See
the FreeBSD handbook, chapter 24.
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I sure don't see anything there that gives a clue. Have you tried
and duplicated the problem with a different WM?
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form, under /usr/share/misc/bsd-family-tree
And then, on April 1, 2006, 2.2.9 was released ... (j/k, but it was
a pretty good joke, Scott, if you're reading this immense missive).
Bah, enough of my rambling
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corrupt your registry and reformat your boot volume...
/evil-sarcasm ;-)
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to be sure, but the cause of many a heartache:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/faq/admin.html#ROOT-NOT-FOUND-CRON-ERRORS
... not sure if this one's affected you or not, but I'm wondering
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If you can hit 5.X successfully, jumping to 6 should be quite pain-free.
YMMV, of course.
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and detrimental
for the most part.
Shouldn't take any major corporate effort, and could be quite helpful.
My $0.02,
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other than (much as it should be). Hence, when
you make the SQL root password into NULL, it works
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early ATX boards (Pentium II, early K6/2's, etc.).
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Movie Maker
has various options for output type --- one of these might be more suitable
for 'net distribution.
To be slight more On topic for the list: running make search key=video
under /usr/ports does show a few programs that might be of assistance,
but I've not tried any of them, myself.
Kevin
to use the server with any of a number of SQL backends.
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talented
programmers, can't create a great operating system in 6 years using
VMS-based NT** (which dates back 13 years, I think, ATM, and VMS before
that), how do you propose that starting over is going to produce anything
as nice as what we have now before at least 2015, or later?
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*I
it's configured**.
HTH,
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* IMHO, of course.
** I'm not sure I'm interpreting it correctly. I *always* use
lang/php and get module/CLI. I *think* I could get CGI
instead with a config knob ... but it's not necessary, since
my CGI scripts could call the CLI with the appropriate
Scott Hiemstra wrote:
Thanks Jerry... I'll give it a try this evening.
You may also wish to have a gander at growfs(8) ...
... the man page isn't too long, and it sounds like
the right tool IYKWIM.
HTH,
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Kris Kennaway wrote:
snip
but it's the final release of a branch that is *over 7
years old* and carrying over 7 years worth of legacy baggage, and
that's really the key point here.
snip
Kris
Aw, c'mon, now. There's that other outfit that's
using Mr. Cutler's 13-year-old legacy code,
(not
complaining, but you can find more advice in the
archives, perhaps.)
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Joseph Vella wrote:
I notice a lot of references to version 4.x. Is there any overwhelming reason
why its use seems to be still popular. I'm wanting to set up a server (just
for play) on my home network using a PII machine. Am I better off using an
older version for such old equipment? If
Luiz Eduardo Guida Valmont wrote:
Thanks for the answer. I just hope I'm not messing things too much.
So if a port may override a package, is the only solution to this
generate a package then install it? Now if this happens, what will
happen for example (supposing I install everything from
,
Kevin Kinsey
*Yeah, that's Read The Friendly Manual. Those who say otherwise,
well, they're not friendly, I guess :D
**Not to mention that an author/programmer is generally pretty
familiar with his work ... up to a point (which is where commenting
your code comes in, eh? ;-)
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Guillaume R. wrote:
PS:btw does anyone remember the option so that fetchmail fetch *all*
the mails (the one non-read and the other one read as well)?
Thx again
Monsieur Man Pages says -a . . .
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Gerard Seibert wrote:
For no apparent reason, when booting up I am suddenly presented with
this message:
Starting clamav_milter.
/usr/local/sbin/clamav-milter: socket-addr
(/var/run/clamav/clmilter.sock) doesn
't agree with sendmail.cf
This is the contents of that line from the sendmail.cf
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What is your M.U.A.*?
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Benjamin Lutz wrote:
On Saturday 25 March 2006 16:26, Kevin Kinsey wrote:
Installer, yes. good system for installing programs ... some would
differ. Ease of use isn't the only thing that FreeBSD ports offers,
and I'm not sure that PCBSD has that figured out; obviously, that's
open
don't, necessarily), head on over to www.desktopbsd.org.
Some of us are O.K. with our stone knives and bearskins,
as long as they work. As for you, install what you want.
That's what free, as in FreeBSD, is really about.
My $0.02, and I'm out of change on this one
Kevin Kinsey
*Friendly
Tim wrote:
Here's an idea, many of the distros I download I get from
this site, distrowatch..com , most of the distros have
screenshots of installing there OS's, FreeBSD does
NOT have set of anything, if they did I am sure it
would make is easy as I always use them to install
my OS distros.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why couldn't you guys make a install easy instead of this and that, ok I
am a newbie and it should be easy, I have installed Ubuntu, it was like
a dream, smooth as silk, Fedora pretty much the same FreeBSD, its a
nitemare if you have never done it, I am now reloading
Bill Moran wrote:
Kevin Kinsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, incidentally, Tim, judging an OS by its installer is about as useful
as judging women by their appearance. There's more to it than that. ;-)
Really? Such as?
Well, is it time to take it to chat@ ? ;)
It all
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Maybe they had a hard time deciding
_exactly_whom_ to ship the goods to? ;)
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P.S. Take a look at the archives for the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list, where
a flame-fest on this subject has just taken
place. One
* the port correctly, since
the package database won't know all of the files that were
installed by the port (because the 'packlist' is incorrect).
HTH,
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FreeBSD NTFS layer that's at issue (in the FreeBSD
portions of the problem, I mean).
Can anyone confirm my hunch?
And, even better, have you got a surefire way
to get my_very_important.bkf off the disk? ;)
Thank you very much,
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Kris Kennaway wrote:
On Fri, Mar 24, 2006 at 12:30:32PM -0600, Kevin Kinsey wrote:
Good day,
I'm quite *stuck* attempting to read a 14GB file from
an NTFS volume. Obviously, an NTFS-based machine
would be great, but they aren't playing nice, and I'm
afraid my Winfoo isn't up to snuff
. (/bin/sh ~/scripts/mybackup.sh).
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You could include a brief thank you in that message.
Anyway, considering how much dross and OT rave-ons that get posted
to the list, I can't imagine that anyone would object to a pleasant
thank you now and then.
Thanks for that, Jerry. ;)
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readable
by Windows, but since the data's off, I'm not sure I care, and
Windows wasn't seeing it properly anyway. A reformat should
do the trick. YMMV.
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the
proper location for libs, which, on FreeBSD, is /usr/local/lib
for this internationalization lib...
At least it's working now, right? Good catch of the problem!
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*there could be, of course, considerable discussion
about just what a normal FreeBSD installation is;
and, it's perfectly normal to have a X windowing
system run at startup, but running startx from
a shell resource script is only one way, and arguably/
probably
Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
On 22/03/2006, at 3:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
When I log out and select Turn off the computer it shuts down the
system and leaves the machinery running, displaying this message:
The operating system has halted.
Please press any key
to see the other
drive's boot sector, or installing a 3rd party
boot loader on the primary hard disk (such as
GAG, Grub, or LILO as you mentioned above).
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of ACPI support you need, and have it loaded at
boot-time; the bad news: some motherboards/BIOS
will never be supported, there simply won't be
enough programmer time to devote to all the
whims of every chipset designer who's been allowed
to release a product.
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in many cases) without a config file at all. So, make sure
(by reading the logs, most likely) that the file you are modifying
is actually being used by the server, or you're just spinning
your wheels.
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it will be temporary; I'd be fairly confident that
somebody with control of said server is or will soon be aware
of the issue and is doing or will soon do something about it.
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then need to tweak Refresh rates and Sync for your
monitors and see what happens.
Please include standard disclaimers, waivers of damages
and remember YMMV and all that. ;-)
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of stations available with almost no time spent in tweaking
the installation other than hostname and interface configuration
in rc.conf.
YMMV, and all that. HTH, (or at least provides another perspective).
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My doctorate's in Literature, but it seems like a pretty good
pulse to me
you tried
this string when doing configure instead of make?
Perhaps that is what is meant.
./configure --with-default-tmpdir=/mnt/ramfs
HTH, but not holding my breath,
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Huy Ton That wrote:
Reading the handbook and I've seen /24 appended to an IP address often. I'm
curious what this exactly means - I don't have strong networking skills;
does this define what ip it goes up to?
192.168.0.1 through to 192.168.0.24?
Google for CIDR Notation.
HTH,
Kevin
/grog/Documentation/CFBSD/
Might be worth a look.
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today, and said day is almost done. TY, Bob.
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me ! )
So, how can I upgrade the machine with just the distribution
I installed before ?
Thanks !
make.conf(5) should help. Of course, if you've not
installed the manpages, you'll have to find them
at the freebsd.org site
Maybe you should put those in, this time ;-)
Kevin
fbsd_user wrote:
So a little red ball with 2 little pointed ears is the new logo.
It sucks big time.
When you have a contest and none of the entrees are any good
you do not have to pick any of then, you could have just
closed the contest with no winner.
I am sadden that the new logo is so
of the
ilk 'foo.so' already loaded in module Unknown on line 0
caused by duplicate entiries in extensions.ini ... but
I'm not sure what caused this to happen.
HTH,
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Thanks in advance,
Pedro.
Try looking in log files ... could be something like
a server certificate mismatch. Also, you say config
files seems ok --- is that from `apachectl configtest` ?
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this helps.
-Frank
Good advice.
Michael: tell us more about the system?
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it hilarious.
Do you laugh at people who stutter as well?
Ceri
*ding ding ding*
I'm terrible at C, but pretty good at English, and Ceri's evaluation
seems straight up to me --- exactly what I thought on first view.
So, who's going to answer his question?
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the BSD licenses and copyrights.
In regard to your specific question, see:
http://www.freebsd.org/art.html#USE
for more information about the various logos, their owners
and licensing.
Thanks...
Yours respectfully
And to you, also.
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