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On Sunday 07 March 2010 10:53:29 Anselm Strauss wrote:
On Sunday 07 March 2010 15:52:30 Josh Paetzel wrote:
On Sunday 07 March 2010 08:13:53 Elias Chrysoheris wrote:
On Sunday 07 of March 2010 15:56:15 Anselm Strauss wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that in PC-BSD 8 firefox is nicely
I've been trying to figure out a way to run openssl's make test
against the openssl included in FreeBSD RELENG_7_1
What I haven't been able to make go is make test in /usr/src/crypto/
openssl using various permutations of ./config
Can someone clue me in?
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2) copy over /usr/src and /usr/obj from a faster machine that's run
make buildworld buildkernel and then use make installworld
intallkernel distribution to build the stage dir
3) Use your live system directly to run mkisofs
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system check out freebsd-update.
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that the SATA drive
array is reported as 100MB/sec transfers, even though the drives
aren't capable of anything close to that, unless they are reading from
cache, in which case SATA2 is capable of more like 300MB/sec...but
then so is SAS...
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reinitialize the filesystem with
newfs -U or use tunefs to turn softupdates on.
3ware recently released new firmware for the 9650 and 9690 cards that
has given me some impressive jumps in application level performance.
You can flash the card from in the OS using tw_cli
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sense. Of course CVS is good down to the second, so it would have to be
MMDDHHMMSS...and at that point 7.1-PRERELEASE-20081020071001 starts
making BETA2 look good.
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mode with FreeBSD. Unless you are running
another OS that doesn't have SATA support there's really no reason to
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RAID 1, plus offer the option for a warm spare.
Software RAID has advantages, namely hardware independance. And it can
be faster than low end hardware RAID. But you don't have to spend much
to get a hardware solution that will smoke software RAID at real world
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a marked decrease in performance. I'd be interested
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on the disks with one containing the
needed driver (like GENERIC). Either way, the recovery procedure involves
booting off a CD and replacing the on disk kernel.
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will not have is your /boot/loader.conf and any
custom kernels you compiled.
In fact the /boot/loader.conf on the cd has goo in it that will need to be
removed for normal booting.
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# pfctl -s state
no output
Why are packets going out em0 and ignoring my route-to rule?
Ideas, hints, feats of magic?
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of filesystem. You can get by with less sometimes, eventually you'll get
bit. Most mere mortals don't take UFS2 past 6-8TB in production.
There are of course exceptions
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with no header might have trouble with the state
table even if there's an entry for it.
I've had trouble wih PF acting in non-intuitive ways before, especially
concerning nat, binat, and rdr rules, which it's hard to tell if you're
dealing with due to the snip.
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up by twe. You can monitor the array by
installing sysutils/3dm from ports.
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On Friday 28 March 2008 04:08:04 pm Nicolas Letellier wrote:
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hptrr is the driver for a highpoint rocketraid, your controller is
evidentally a 3ware, and is being picked up by twe. You can monitor the
array by installing sysutils/3dm from ports.
I monitor my array
more coplicated since the last
time. :-P
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I don't see much in the man page for ipfw concerning nat, certainly not the
rules you are specifying. Try man natd
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matter what media you use, there's nothing special about an
OS iso for a dvd, other than it's bigger than what will fit on a cd.
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not entirely sure putting a bsdlabel on a FAT slice
is going to do the right thing (although I could be wrong here)
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next time you reboot into Linux
(assuming you are sharing this partition between Linux and FreeBSD).
This may be mentioned in the manpage, but in case it's not, sysutils/e2fsprogs
is an invaluable tool for those wishing to deal with ext[2|3]fs on FreeBSD.
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you ping it?
Also, what did you do with em1? :)
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usb4bsd a try and am back to normal speeds
(250K/sec)
I'm not sure there is a question here, more just something for other people to
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, and the domain part is example.com
What does hostname think the hostname is?
The other common case where you'll get this is forgetting a . in a BIND zone
file, which causes it to append the domain name again
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shiny version X isn't different in a way that will affect anything
anymore becasuse they've been saying that for years and it's just not been
true. Changing the default version of perl to 5.10.0 is going to break tons
of ports, and everyone knows it.
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it between 25 and 30% of the time.
If only this were the biggest problem facing someone with FreeBSD on their
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filesystems are mounted? This
would seem to be an ok solution provided you aren't using geli on your OS
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. That particular
CPU will run FreeBSD/amd64 just fine. (I happen to have one) The drawbacks
to FreeBSD/amd64 are mainly in the desktop arena. If this is a server I'd go
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. If you have this in an array with less than 4 gigs of
RAM it's possible that it was just buried in swap and spending all it's time
moving pages in and out as opposed to doing anything useful.
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over it with PPP.
, that reminds me, the ppp chat script was fairly hard to figure out too.
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what is impossible to say.
Regardless, there's no real supported downgrade procedure. It's probably
possible, but you are in wizard territory.
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the console will still prompt for the passphrase, but
you'll be able to ssh in and run /etc/rc.d/geli start manually, which after
it ran, would automagically run everything after it in rcorder
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6.1-R You might ask the author (Scott Long) how much work it would be
or why it was never backported. It's possible it's trivial and it's possible
that it would require massive amounts of work.
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understand why it refuses to go for
1680x1050. The log is attached.
Could you attach your xorg.conf? It looks like there is a combination of
problems keeping it from doing 1680x1050.
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TIA,
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There is a link to the security advisory for OpenSSL on the homepage of
www.freebsd.org that contains step by step instructions on how to upgrade it.
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...if you send along a detailed
explanation of what you are trying to accomplish I can help you get
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interface it's not generally accurate to say linux is the
reimplimentationsometimes they are, sometimes they aren't.
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of the manpages,
but none of the commands that you would only need if there was a
server installed, such as initdb, postgres, postmaster and so on and
so forth.
My guess is you need to install the corrosponding
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it can't read the TOC of the cd in the
drive, presumably because there's no cd in it. I haven't used
cdcontrol in ages, but it's possible it needs root (in the case that
you were using it as a normal user with a disk in the drive)
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that was disabling it, I think it was tcp nolisten or something
in the startx script.
Mind you we are talking FBSD 4.x here, but the errors seem very
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# STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README).
This really isn't a FreeBSD question, it's a postfix question. Please
seek out further help from the appropriate postfix mailing lists.
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with dual head in the sub
$50 range USD.
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On Friday 13 July 2007, Tim Daneliuk wrote:
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On Monday 02 July 2007 16:48, Tim Daneliuk wrote:
I am (ever so) slowly moving my domain from FBSD 4.x to 6.2. I
am now at the point where I need to convert my Bind 8
configuration to Bind 9. In so doing, I like to finally
.
The real method if it's imparitive to run it every 5 hours would be to
set up a cronjob for each day of the week, rotating by one hour.
minute 0,5,10,15,20 * * 0
minute 1,6,11,16,21 * * 1
minute 2,7,12,17,22 * * 2
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There are a few possibilities.
1) cd to each installed ports dir and do a make clean
2) do the same but a make distclean
3) rm -rf /usr/ports/*/*/work
4) rm -rf /usr/ports and recvsup the tree
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partitions are a horrible hack that should die a horrible
death. FreeBSD doesn't support installing/booting from them.
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a problem if your being sold
more than 10mbps of bandwidth, in which case it would be a
bottleneck. Since the cable provider is installing these modems it
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'tunings' has broken something, or an
interaction between two or more of them has caused an unexpected
behavior, but that's an easy enough theory to test.
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to install the versions of the dependancies
that were current at the time of php 4.3.10 you'll want to roll back
the entire tree.
After you run cvsup you can just portinstall it or
cd /usr/ports/lang/php4 make install clean
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temporarily switch this security check off when installing a port.
Many thanks in advance!
Zbigniew Szalbot
make -DDISABLE_VULNERABILITIES install
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I would take a look at cvsweb.freebsd.org and find out when
PHP 4.3.10 was in ports, then roll
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make -DDISABLE_VULNERABILITIES install clean
Dependency warning: used OpenSSL version contains known
vulnerabilities Please update or define either
when someone from
192.168.1.0/24 or 192.168.2.0/24 makes a query and one that is consulted when
anyone else makes a query.
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a monitor on the other causes the video to go black.
Suggestions or feats of magic welcome, including reports of 'I have
triple-head working on such and such a card' I'll gladly buy hardware
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Does FreeBSD 6.2 support Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5310 CPU and an Intel Xeon 5320
quad core CPU
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, but if it's
larger than a certain size (128 gigs I think?) you need to recompile your
kernel with:
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aren't getting preserved? That will
chew up a few hundred megs.
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version numbers is from the last release of the older version to the
first of the newer, which in your case would mean upgrading from 5.4
- 5.5 - 6.0 - 6.2
Is there any particular reason you aren't using cvsup/csup to update
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that change was made
the kernels target to distSetCustom stopped working. My workaround
has been to hack the distSetMinimal target in sysinstall to put in
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hardware. Is the machine capable of booting from SCSI? Is the scsi
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portupgrade -o mail/postfix postfix23
** No such installed package: postfix23
Any idea?
Cheers,
Thomas
Looks like the port is fixed now...you should be able to portupgrade
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. Start with about 8 gigs and give it a
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CPUTYPEs
available.
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in advance for help!
e.
Your ISP is probably just blocking outgoing connections to port
25...set postfix to use their smtp servers as a relayhost.
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building the port, but you're still
going to run in to the problem that ports are not guarranteed to
by -jX safe, some will work, some won't, and there's no way of
knowing without trying it. In general you can save yourself a lot of
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manpage for details on how to do so.
Obviously you'd want to set it to at least 1532. :)
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I don't have any vr or rl cards, but see if you can increase the
MTU on them. See the ifconfig manpage for details on how to do
so. Obviously you'd want to set it to at least 1532
probably just rmdir /usr/obj/usr/src/sbin/ipf/ipf
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usleep
It's highly possible your ISP is blocking port 25 to everything but
their mailservers in an effort to keep their customers from running
open relays and other nasty spam software.
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missed something). Thanks in advance.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/makeworld.html
If you csup/cvsup to RELENG_6_2 you'll end up with 6.2-RELEASE :)
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running 6.1-R AMD64 on a PE 1950 very
successfully as a web/mysql/mail/dns server. If you have the
broadcom or intel NICs you're going to want to use the drivers from
6-STABLE or 6.2-RC2. Other than that it's been relatively painless.
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but you can access it with standard IPMI
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for a reason. Not a big
shock that it didn't build on your 6.1 box.
Upgrading to RELENG_6_2 or RELENG_6 will get you to a point where you
can build the driver.
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On Sunday 07 January 2007 00:46, dharam paul wrote:
I have given the command:
#pkg_add -f vcsup-without-gui
I get the message that it is already installed.
Does it mean that now I am ready to use CVSup?
Regards
Sounds like it to me. :)
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do need cvsup
then pkg_add -r cvsup-without-gui
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Unless someone has any ideas the only solution I see is to put this
disk in a different box to create the mirror.
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On Thursday 04 January 2007 13:35, Russell E. Meek wrote:
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I'm trying to use gmirror on my root filesystem. I've set sysctl
kern.geom.debugflags to 16 and yet can't label the root
partition.
# gmirror label -v root /dev/ad4s1a
Can't store
going about it all wrong? Let me
know what other info might be needed. Thanks ~ Chris
Sounds a lot like you have a dead drive or controller to me. Have you
tried running the drive manufacturer's diagnostics on it?
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topic of the discussion.
Lotta Thanx, sorry for the noise.
sysutils/bsdstats is the beast you are looking for I believe.
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actually responds to, but the applications at the client end are just
going to keep retrying til they get an answer, so I would think that
restricting answers is just going to generate more traffic in the
end.
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Large thanks in advance for help.
Happy Holidays!
Jack
perl -p0777i -e 's/http:\/\/www.domain.com\///g' *.htm
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You are at the mercy of nvidia to provide an AMD64 nvidia driver.
There is no available magic to make either the linux AMD64 driver or
the FreeBSD i386 driver work on FBSD AMD64.
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for me and hasn't really seen 'real' loads yet.
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