isn't smart and does not have an external USB or serial port,
apcupsd has nothing to work with.
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seconds depends on the output of the first).
You can also conjoin the commands via :
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No. If your UPS isn't smart and does not have an external USB or
serial port, apcupsd has nothing to work with.
As best I can tell from the OP's description, and the APC website, they
all have a UPS
(pid)), os.F_OK):
return pid
else:
return STATE_LOCK_EXISTS
If you know the pid, see whether you can deliver a continue signal to it:
try:
os.kill(pid, signal.SIGCONT)
return pid
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is there any pkg avilable that'll convert a regex into plain txt ?
No. Most regular expressions cannot be expressed as finite plain text strings,
that is why regex is used in the first place.
Presently i dont care if its windows based or FreeBSD based
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Whatever you like, dude. Have fun,
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Feb 24 19:47:21 gw named[482]: client 10.32.7.32#1027: error sending
response: not enough free resources
(2), rmdir(2), symlink(2), truncate(2), unlink(2),
utimes(2), write(2) and writev(2) system calls.
By default, ls uses st_mtime; -c means st_ctime; -u means st_atime.
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, probably. Realtek NICs aren't very good, and I've seen
similar reports from other people which were resolved by getting a dc0 or fxp0
NIC instead.
this is my main server.. and indispensable 4 my work!
sorry 4 my bad english...and thanks!
Your english is OK...
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on a webserver
somewhere and posting a link to it. If you build a new kernel, you can include
mechanisms to break to a debugger, which might prove useful in that you can get
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bonding or trunking,
depending on which vendor's terms you'd like to use.
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for recommendations. I
believe Legato Networker has a FreeBSD client, perhaps look into that...
Note that you're going to be looking at $25K-100K or so in licensing to get a
networked version of Legato that drives a tape jukebox
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to be using abnormal
amounts of memory, and nothing seems 'off'... is there a way to
determine which process(es) have taken out (how much) swap space?
top -o size or top -o res...
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[ In the spirit of full disclosure, however, I should mention that I haven't
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Nope. But sendmail and lots of other network-aware programs (things like SSH)
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that errata are addressed appropriately for each processor.
...and then provides twenty pages worth of charts, notes, and whatnot. :-)
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CDs, and there are
examples of dedicated systems using FreeBSD that come to mind, such as the
Nokia IP firewall platform. Or were you talking about a commercial distro
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are profiled versions of the libraries, although their absence
normally doesn't cause any problems. You may have NOPROFILE=true set in
your /etc/make.conf, or you may have had it set when building world but not
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it does anything. If you get output, and then a big
pause, it is probably finding a bunch of stuff which matches and does not need
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etc, depending on what your router is).
Using split DNS to return a local IP rather than a public IP when a machine
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submitting it to become part of the FreeBSD documentation, rather than rolling
your own site. I suspect that people are more likely to help keep real docs
up-to-date, but YMMV
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your BIOS settings and ATA config (ie, try using
PIO mode rather than UMDA); some laptops don't follow the specs very closely,
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to the far right under the 5.3. After all, there's a lot of space
available to play with, although only if what is now a very clean and minimal
design doesn't become cluttered up. I'd give it a thumbs-up.
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- The new daemons unleashed is missing an apostrophe ('): The new
daemon is unleashed becomes daemon's unleashed. Frankly, however,
I'd suggest something like: The new daemon: UNLEASHED!
It looked plural to me. Otherwise, you might
to encourage
other people to respond to your problems instead of ignoring you.
Do you understand this point, or am I being too subtle?
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...or be handled for remote delivery to some MX via the E/SMTP mailer-- which
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) option. For what it's worth, I've been using a blocksize of 126 (*
512, or 63K) with DLT drives for years now. Why 63K is (or was) faster than
32K or 64K or other values is not at all clear to me :-), so do your own
testing to see.
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solved by using a boot manager like GAG, but I doubt you'll run into this
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Lynette Tillner wrote:
[ ... ]
Also, I can't switch to another tty because my only access is remote --- I
don't have console access.
You can get to another tty by logging into the machine again from another SSH
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that will work, stay up, and not have to fiddled with, go
with that.
If you've got some time available, beta-testing 5.3 would be very helpful. In
a matter of a few weeks, 5.3 is going to become -STABLE. It would be easier
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more details (which version of FreeBSD, what you
computer hardware is, and what your partition table looks like).
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wireless router
just kidding)?
Put another machine on the subnet of your external interface, and do an nmap
scan from there. That represents what your ISP would see, or a bad guy who
compromised the ISP possibly up through the DSL modem you have.
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and microsoft all use
FreeBSD but until i can show him that and prove it to him that means
nothing.
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/today/top.avg.html
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=www.yahoo.com
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=www.msn.com
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So is there something I should do?
Get a new hard drive, this one is not going to live much longer.
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ought to see the problems, which you can then report back to Dell in order to
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filesystems read-only or at least noatime, to avoid scribbing
non-significant updates to the superblock and common directories.
It's also a good idea to mount /var on a RAM disk.
CF is better suited for embedded applications like firewalls and the like than
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isn't authoritative on what free
software means.
No doubt ESR has his own agenda, but he is reasonably open about his
positions, his goals, and the methods he uses to achieve them.
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whatever screen depth you want to run at, there isn't much point to allocating
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...I recall that there are some issues handling ext2fs filesystems cleanly
during the shutdown process, which tend to cause them to not be unmounted
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going to swap more, not less.
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Brian Bobowski wrote:
Chuck Swiger wrote:
Using -j is recommended only when you have lots of memory and can keep
all of the processes resident in memory. Trying to run a parallel
build on a low-memory machine is almost certainly going to be much
slower, since you are going to swap more
for: Oracle, Sybase, Frontbase, etc.
You could also consider another web middleware/scripting evironment than PHP
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is it going to be fast enough?
Sure. Oh, it's possible you can run into problems with your ATA cabling or
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... it wasn't, at least not to me. That's not a
complaint,t he install managted to go off very cleanly anyhow.
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-libraries when trying to install
expat-1.95.8 because expat-1.95.5 is already installed. looking back
through the build log, there is also a warning about upgrading from
libtool13 to libtool15.
for an older system like this, are there some additional steps others
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firewall and NAT'ing capabilities built-in. Using them directly via your
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afterrwards for (believe this!) my Opteron and my Sun Ultra60. Quiet day
i got planned (see the smoke clouds?)
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the installation, add the following line to /boot/loader.conf:
hint.atkbd.0.flags=0x1
I'm having the same problem...
Hope this helps ;-)
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snip
I finished the cvsup,
Which version of the tree did u
release version of patch will handle paths containing spaces...
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of your tape drive manual, in the
end? Just wondering why 64512 rather than 65536...
It's 63K. I've seen recommendations elsewhere to use a tape blocksize of 63K
rather than 64K if hardware compression is enabled, because sometimes the data
doesn't have a positive compression ratio...
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password?
Note that having someone untrusted gain superuser access to a machine should be
cause for backing up the system and reinstalling from scratch or restoring from
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I am in Toronto, Canada so I guess a DNS should be in reasonable proximity.
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I'm sure if I can get into it through a shell? Or root? This would be
possible??? Maybe???
It's likely that if someone starting maintaining this system and sets up user
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to you.
Here in the US, if you can show damages larger than $2000, that's when it
becomes useful to talk to the local police or even the FBI; below that dollar
figure, computer abuse/fraud doesn't really register. :-(
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Run the script command. Do something which shows what you think is a problem.
Exit from the shell, and paste the contents of the typescript file created
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you've said is still true: there is seldom need to
profile a program. Get it working well enough that it doesn't leak memory, and
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Try looking into the asterix port. However, I haven't had any luck getting it
to work with an IDE Dialogic 4-port card under anything but Windows, so we went
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/bin/logger?
FreeBSD comes with syslog as part of the base system. If you update your
system via a buildworld/buildkernel cycle, you will end up installing syslogd,
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with both SCSI and IDE being present at the same time. If so, try doing the
install with just the IDE drive present.
For more help, it would be useful to know what your SCSI controller is and
whether it is supported. Check the FreeBSD release notes.
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Robert Slade wrote:
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[ ... ]
Hmm. The answer is probably no, FreeBSD doesn't have anything which
handles NFS or Samba failover transparently.
Chuck,
Sorry to disagree. There is a port of Heartbeat to free BSD, (it is in
the ports). It does
) to which port(s), and are the IP
addresses on the other side the same or a random range (which would imply your
machine has been hacked and is scanning outwards).
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newfs, and it will
leave your existing config files and other stuff alone.
(Note that you do want to have a backup available, first. Of course, you made
a backup of your 4.x system, or at least the important bits, before trying to
do this 4-5 upgrade, right...?)
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Sarath ER wrote:
Gerard Seibert wrote:
Thanks to several individuals, I have almost gotten my Apache2 server
working. Almost, but not quite.
My ISP blocks port 80; therefore I am using a redirect from
DynDNS.org to redirect to an alias using port 9545.
The 'beerstud.us' redirects to
/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/hubs/index.html
Note that a primary official FreeBSD mirror probably wants around 10MB/s or
more (like a full T3/E3), although local country mirrors make do with whatever
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Hi to all.
I install freebsd 5.4 Release, with xorg i have problems with my
kbd, and i decide to install the old friend XFree86-4, i read the
handbook about, the example say:
test# pkg_add -r XFree86
But my system dosent found nothing, the answer is something about
the number of HTTP transactions-- and the sizes involved-- of looking
through the Mailman archives of this list versus reading your favorite PHP
board. Animated GIFs for smileys, user avatar images and .sigs, or worse,
.sigs in Flash, etc, etc... ]
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Grant wrote:
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The only reason i'm moving from apache is that apache has started (well
proberly did but i didnt notice) eating large amounts of ram, even when
idle, as i type this there is 4 apache processes using
. Putting thousands of IP
addresses on a single box is a misuse of limited IP space, unless you are using
RFC-1918 addresses. What is the actual problem you are trying to solve?
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Or do you know of a non php based forum that is quite fast and has the
same type of things on a php based one. the way the forum is stored isnt
a worry, be it a simple text file or some fancy database
are changed from
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Danny Pansters wrote:
Hey Chuck, thanks for answering.
No problem. (I'm not completely convinced this thread belongs on
freebsd-questions, but I don't know where else to move it to. :-)
Anyway, I contacted someone at TrollTech with pretty much what I said in my
last email, and got
QtDesigner.
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[1]: You can choose to use any license you want for original code that you've
written. Software licenses apply to the code which is under that license, and
to derivative works (assuming the license permits
. For example,
the following entries in the access map:
Try_TLS:broken.server NO
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dick hoogendijk wrote:
On 02 Jul Chuck Swiger wrote:
A default case can be specified by using just the tag. For example,
the following entries in the access map:
Try_TLS:broken.server NO
So, if I understand correctly putting a line like Try_TLS NO
in /etc/mail/access will stop
in the mbox,
resulting in a flood of old mail
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problem are you trying to solve? You don't need to read all of that to
use it, any more than a developer needs to understand each and every header
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TvZ wrote:
Hi
I am a user of SUSE Linux, and I was thinking of
trying out BSD. After reading as much information
as I could about the three variants of BSD vs.
Linux. On technical merit, I was very impressed.
FreeBSD looks like a good stating place for me,
but one think about FreeBSD makes me
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