oesn't harm though to build them anyway, just in case you
change your mind. Even on slow systems, building profiled libraries
doesn't take that much longer. At the end of the day, it's your call.
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wait until someone adds boinc and seti-boinc to the ports tree,
or you could try to compile them yourself (and if you can, please
create the port for us).
> Brett
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> to retrieve mail from a remote server.
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http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/sys/kern/sched_ule.c
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Emacs auto-load every mode from there
doesn't seem a good idea. And the port can't do that either, since
it's a per-user decision.
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en more, but that should be enough for now,
considerung the current "state of the art" of the spam engines.
If you prefer sendmail, a sendmail guru will certainly help translating
most directives from this config... ;)
> Jack
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and reinstalling libxml2 without WITH_THREADS, php 5.1.6 port
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:M*/editors/emacs}
WITHOUT_X11=yes
.endif
.if ${.CURDIR:M*/multimedia/mplayer}
WITHOUT_GUI=yes
.endif
That's much better than the general knobs that always get in the way.
> Gerard
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Thanks Mathew,
I realized that, after having posted the question. I
find it kind of weird that the default was not to
install the module.
Perhaps to reduce build dependencies? Not everyone has Apache
installed and php-[f]cgi is also useful quite useful with lighttpd.
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ecify the IP address that you already
> have up and running as the DNS server. it would be a good idea to already
> have the DNS zone written and running on your server while you are making
> this change.
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what happens when a file is being created and a snapshot taken at the
same time? Isn't there a tiny window between inode creation and
directory update? Or is file creation an atomic operation w.r.t.
snapshots and dump?
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ason. The easiest
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hacking is now being done on AACS, but that's another story in
the neverending race between good and evil. ;-)
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C-2 drive: no problems at all.
I've meant to say: I've switched disks from different regions
more than five times on RPC-2 drives (using mplayer) without
problems; NOT that I've switched the region encoding in the
RPC-2 drives themselves (there was no need for that).
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>> edit devfs.conf with appropriate permissions and links.
And don't forget to
# /etc/rc.d/devfs restart
after you edited /etc/devfs.conf for the changes to
take effect (they'll take effect automatically next
time you r
, you could try to use fsdb(8) for that.
BEWARE: Always use fsdb(8) with the read-only flag -r! You could
irrevocably damage your file system otherwise if you don't know
exactly what you're doing.
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ss $dtd =~ m|^-//|;
}
} else {
$dtd = $XHTML ? XHTML_DTD : $DEFAULT_DTD;
}
(etc. etc. etc...)
So you may want to change stuff in initialize_globals or use
default_dtd("your own DTD") or change the constant XHTML_DTD
itself, if nothing else works.
But are you s
mlink is set? IIRC, not all ports have
been updated yet to uniformly use /usr/local/include[/pango-1.0]
instead of /usr/X11R6/include[/pango-1.0].
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It is actively maintained and for simple non-branching uses it is
dead easy to get used to.
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t; patching bsd.port.mk on the fly, and the date of 2005 is also
> suspicious.
IIRC, it's portmanager that patches bsd.port.mk on the fly
(and backs the change out when it is done). Or it did so a
while ago; I don't know if it still do
On Sat, 15 Sep 2007 03:11:54 -0500 (CDT)
Lars Eighner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I really want to do: capture keypresses (including function
> keys) from a (virtual) terminal without their echoing or without
> having to enter a new line (i.e. hit return).
>
> Why I do not want to use (n)c
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 15:50:33 +0200 (CEST)
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> > same Yarrow pseudo-random sequence. If enough of the random data
> > survives at the end of the dvd it may allow an attack against the
> > PRNG.
> >
> > As things stand, Yarrow is secure, but it might not be a
On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 19:30:59 +0300
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> On 9/22/07, Wojciech Puchar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >> i personally use only sendmail.
> > >>
> > >
> > > Yep... if it works, don't 'fix' it.
> > >
> > same with any other things :)
>
> I would pr
to be a weird problem involving gconf2,
threading and lockd. It went away after I disabled NFS again
and used real disk storage.
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> rsync to do daily backups of my main data that is
> scattered around on different desktops on my lan.
>
> Does anyone have tips regarding this kind o
> installation?
>
> Do I also need a specialised tool like bacula for the
> way I want to use i
would have the nerve to
> bitch about the service? They are getting what they paid for, after all!
> ;-)
I'd gladly pay a reasonable registration fee to try them out
(should they ever add the option to authenticate via credit card
to register). If I don't like it then, I'll sti
t the interfaces up? There are some
keywords (REQUIRE, BEFORE etc...) in /etc/rc.d/* files, but I'm
not really sure if that would solve the problem.
Perhaps there's also some pf setting that would dynamically adjust
to tun0 once it appears?
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> On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 03:14:50 +0100
> cpghost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I'm using ADSL to connect (using a static IP), and ppp(1)
> > needs some time (a few seconds) to initialize and configure
> > t
encounter by newbies to FreeBSD :-(.
> Best regards
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On Thu, Mar 08, 2007 at 10:43:01AM +0100, Oliver Fromme wrote:
> cpghost wrote:
> > On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 05:20:50PM +0100, Oliver Fromme wrote:
> > > That's pure speculation (and quite paranoid). The daemon
> > > image is still visible on many FreeBSD.org we
g for the system is available at
>
> http://ntp0.goldmark.org/temp/dmesg
>
> Cheers,
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% ls /usr/bin
(or "ls /usr/bin | more" if the list is too long for one screen)
Commands usually (but not always) have a manual page avaiable, e.g.:
% man ls
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> thankz .
>
> ZAW HTET AUNG
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> >avoid the "chicken-and-egg-problem" (i.e. can't update the source
> >since the machine can't connect to the net when installed via the
> >original 6.2 CDs) I thought about building a custom 6.2 CD install set
> >from a machine that has up-to-date 6
libintl.so.6 around (in addition
to the new .8). I had to copy that one over from another machine
to get the apps working again until they're all updated (on a
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on a regular file is
not possible for reliability reasons)?
(Of course, it's always possible to set aside a special non-encrypted
partition just for crash dumps, but this means reinstalling everything
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gettext upgrade tango, so this could be temporary, until everything is
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really be part of the fixit and freesbie CDs... ;)
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> options that I need to use?
>
> Andy
How about sockstat(1) with the 'l'isten option?
% sockstat -46l | grep tcp
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IIRC they were ASCII SI (Ctrl-O) and ASCII SO (Ctrl-N).
You may want to try reset(1) if you terminal gets garbled.
> Thanks, Tuc
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never seen the capacity go negative before, which is why I suggested
> someone else might know the answer.
Ups, yes, that's really weird. It's so unusual that I didn't notice
it the first time. Could that be some counter overflowing?
ps). If you get long NFS delays because of this, try
mounting using TCP. It should solve the problem.
If OTOH you don't notice any problems, you can ignore this message.
TCP would send or request the dropped packets fast enough in most
cases...
> Andreas
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profile="myadsl"
ppp_user="root"
ppp_mode="ddial"
ppp_nat="YES"
Or run ppp manually like this:
# /usr/sbin/ppp -quiet -ddial -nat myadsl
Should you still not be able to connect, please have a closer
look at /var/log/ppp.log. You may also want to
# tcpdump -
*.*
without the 'LISTEN' keyword? Perhaps because it's UDP?
Anyway, that's from a TFTPD server, which is used by diskless
clients. It works just fine.
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> probably should be...)
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ome.lock
Passphrase: .
# mount /dev/md0.bde /usr/home
### Do this before shutting down:
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Some magic variable to set in /etc/rc.conf or so? Any idea?
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> - uptime very close to 100%
> - under $15/month
If you mean by "under" <=:
http://www.johncompanies.com/
They offer jails, AFAICT. I didn't try them out, but they seem
to be professional. Anyone here used them?
> Preferably:
>
What I did was: put this site in my hosts file as 127.0.0.1
> Works for me. ;-)
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"dd if=/dev/ad1 ..." (they don't get reset
even after a disk format).
Though I haven't read the source code of smartctl... Just wildguessing here.
> 2. Any way the same thing could be done under FreeBSD?
>
> Thanks,
>
> jm
-
...) and could always access
your (password protected) book draft. You may even have it peer-reviewed
and copy-edited by your publisher's team once it's ready.
It all boils down to this: what works best for you is just a matter
of personal taste and work habits.
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SMPP-over-TCP
connections to end-users ( http://www.smsforum.net/ ),
but probably to a couple of third-party providers that
you could use instead?
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> domains, as they have started checking SPF.
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> ~C
Please don't top post.
No problems/delays here with Postfix and correct SPF records.
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user-specific data, but what's the point of encrypting this? ;-)
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> pgp: 1A2B 477F 9970 BA3C 291
-2.10.12_2 to gtk-2.10.13.
Incidentally, the jumpy gtk savebox doesn't repeatedly grow and shrink
horizontally anymore under fluxbox now: the gtk upgrade seems to have
fixed this; but now gimp is borked.
Can anyone else confirm this bug, perhaps with other Gtk2 apps?
Thanks,
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On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 07:57:22PM -0400, Joe Marcus Clarke wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-06-14 at 19:14 -0400, Howard Goldstein wrote:
> > cpghost wrote:
> > > Can anyone else confirm this bug, perhaps with other Gtk2 apps?
> >
> > Confirmed. Here's what I go
you update your ports tree and rebuild the libX11
> > port.
>
> yep! that works!!
Yes, but not entirely. If you open many images in Gimp; you'll
probably notice that gimp will crash with a 'BadImage'/wire error
upon closing; esp. the last window. Maybe it'
reinstall
x11/libX11 (e.g. with 'make && make deinstall && make reinstall).
Then this specific bug should go away.
Does somebody else get the same error? Any ideas how can I fix this?
s. above. :-)
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(8) manpage,
"...Not all interfaces support setting the MTU, and some interfaces
have range restrictions."
-Modulok-
There are also some other reasons to avoid jumbograms and stick
to Ethernet's 1500 MTU (or less, as specified by the ISP, often if they
tunnel their traff
:
/usr/ports/multimedia/libdvdcss/
support...
... assuming it is legal where you live, or you own the copyright
of some CSS-scrambled content, of course. ;-)
But it won't give you an ISO yet; though backing
that stuff up with growisofs is easy enough.
-Garrett
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multimedia/dvdauthor)
and a lot of reading before.
Of course, all this is assuming that where you life, you
are legally allowed to make a private backup copy, to
use DeCSS to this purpose / or that you are the copyright
owner of the content (owning the media is not enough). ;-)
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Dave.
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am
will create /dev/cd0, /dev/cd1, ...,
then use those devices with dvd+rw-*
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00 Hz than with 1000 Hz (testing now for two weeks
without problems). Even playing videos with mplayer
on the EPIA doesn't look different in any way.
Is it okay to stay with 100 Hz with this type of
low-speed CPU/boards? Or are there some compelling
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everything seems to be running just as smoothly with
100 Hz than with 1000 Hz (testing now for two weeks
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> boards with -STABLE. Those boards have been emitting a
> very high pitched annoying whine, similar to a dog
> whistl
/* and /usr/doc/* from the home computer?
Is it as simple as that?
Yes, it is! They are all just source files. It doesn't matter
whether you got them via csup, portsnap, or dropped them
there from a tar ball...
Remember to compile the sources, and install ports @work
though... ;-)
/* and /usr/doc/* from the home computer?
Is it as simple as that?
On more thing. I usually csup /usr/src, /usr/ports and /usr/doc on one
machine, and then rsync those directories to a lot of other machines
on an internal network. Works like a charm, and conserves bandwidth
too.
Thanks,
Andr
ns (resulting in
closed ports reports) or silently drop the packets (resulting in
"port firewalled" scan results).
> :)
> thanks
> Faisal
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ous postings.
Just give them all a try, and stick to the OS you like the best.
You can always re-evaluate later when you've acquired more Unix
knowledge.
> Koen
> (I don't want to start a flame war, only some good sites)
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it would be quite easy to write a tarfs translator, at least
in read-only mode.
Of course, one could always write a kernel module for this the
classic Linux way, but it won't be so neat and flexible as a
user land application!
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> -Owner/Webmaster
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> > very simple fetching mail server running on a 500mhz Via Eden Mini-ITX
> > board. Any insight would be welcome. I'm really only asking this because
> > I tend to be a process minimalist. IE I like to
Add this to your .profile before trying to do anything:
QMAKESPEC=/usr/local/share/qt/mkspecs/freebsd-g++; export QMAKESPEC
QTDIR=/usr/X11R6; export QTDIR
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ge the "Big Update" :(
I have an MTU of 1460, as recommended by the ISP, and using another
FreeBSD box, running pf, as a router; also with the correct MTU on
all interfaces, so this can't be the problem.
Why, oh why, is fetch b0rked? ;-)
That's on a 5.4-PRERELEASE system from
river to rescan and reinitialize the mouse,
WITHOUT rebooting that box?
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> than that required for the Wikipedia model.
>
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>
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inetd_flag in
/etc/rc.conf (from the value it has in /etc/defaults/rc.conf), then
restart inetd.
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phone, voicemail, microwave...). [And, of course, a toaster running
NetBSD :-)]
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On Fri, May 06, 2005 at 12:10:58PM -0700, John Pettitt wrote:
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> Fafa Hafiz Krantz a research designer at Barbershop in Norway (
> http://www.home.no/barbershop ) has asked that his posts be removed for
> all the archives of several public email lists.The request sparked
$ find . -type f | while read fname ;do
if grep '^M' "${fname}" >/dev/null 2>&1 ;then
sed -i '' -e 's/^M//g' "${fname}"
fi
done
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Line 92, is
.if !empty(_MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX)
So this is not a tab/space issue.
Any ideas, anyone?
TIA,
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the
Boost.Python C++ library. Give it a try, you won't regret it.
Even if only while developping pure C/C++ code, it ain't bad to use
a hybrid approach for unit testing, rapid prototyping etc. during
development.
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ame for the others, which seem occasionally a
little bit too eager/aggressive and accumulate way too many false
positives.
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tore the dump there:
% mkdir /path/to/new/dir
% cd /path/to/new/dir
% restore -r -f /path/to/old/dumpfile
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o run the following command immediatly, without having
to wait for the daemon to collect data:
# smartctl -a /dev/ad6
and consider running a long test as well:
# smartctl -t long /dev/ad6
followed by another "smartctl -a /dev/ad6" again once the
test completes (the drive will tell
SPs are NOT (yet?) required to save the payload
itself; and may even be prohibited to do so under privacy / data
protection statutes without special overriding court order. As an ISP,
you should *really* check with a specialized lawyer and err on the
side of caution. Laws can be tricky, wherev
Whether you go the Python or Ruby route is really
a matter of taste: both routes do have interesting things to show and
are definitely worth a try (or two).
> Just my two cents.
>
> Brgds: John
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e bittorrent ports, and
you should be up and running. ;)
> Thanks,
> Bob Hall
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FC, but possibly didn't RTFM right.
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ing static content
very efficiently, even for very high bandwidth sites. ;)
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awlessly here :)
Did you perhaps have special flags in /etc/src.conf?
You shouldn't have anything there hat would let gcc
generate cmov instructions, because VIA C3 / EDENs
don't support the cmov instruction set.
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it is no wonder that encrypted partitions tend to
result in higher drive temps (and faster drive wear).
Is there a way to measure the number of head seeks in near real-time
to confirm or disprove this?
> Grigorian
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> - Giorgos
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owever, it's not a true hard lock, because
I can ssh to the box, kill xorg and get back to the text console. No
problems with disabled dri.
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