, and the immediate solution
would be to fix it. The problem comes from the reverse problem:
assuring yourself that no such bug exists.
Because a negative proof is impossible, you want to reduce your
possible exposure to these problems where possible. This is why the
Cheswick, Bellovin, and Rubin book
Hi,
There has been signifigant discussion here in the past about cdbakeoven not
detecting ATAPI burners when run as an ordinary user.
I had this issue, and may have a solution.
Be sure your kernel is compiled with device atapicam.
As root do:
# chmod u+s /usr/local/bin/cdrecord
Which
Charles Howse [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There has been signifigant discussion here in the past about cdbakeoven not
detecting ATAPI burners when run as an ordinary user.
I had this issue, and may have a solution.
Be sure your kernel is compiled with device atapicam.
As root do
On Thursday 27 November 2003 11:16 am, Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Charles Howse [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There has been signifigant discussion here in the past about cdbakeoven
not detecting ATAPI burners when run as an ordinary user.
I had this issue, and may have a solution.
Be sure
a solution.
Be sure your kernel is compiled with device atapicam.
As root do:
# chmod u+s /usr/local/bin/cdrecord
Which will allow cdrecord to run as suid root.
In other words, it's still not being run as an ordinary user...
cdbakeoven *is* being run as an ordinary user, which
this issue, and may have a solution.
Be sure your kernel is compiled with device atapicam.
As root do:
# chmod u+s /usr/local/bin/cdrecord
Which will allow cdrecord to run as suid root.
In other words, it's still not being run as an ordinary user...
cdbakeoven *is* being run
not detecting ATAPI burners when run as an ordinary user.
I had this issue, and may have a solution.
Be sure your kernel is compiled with device atapicam.
As root do:
# chmod u+s /usr/local/bin/cdrecord
Which will allow cdrecord to run as suid root.
In other words, it's
Charles Howse [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I agree with you 100%. Though I didn't say it explicitly, my comments were
directed not to administrators where there is concern for local user
security, but to plain ordinary desktop users who just want to burn some
CD's.
In my opinion, it is
On Thursday 27 November 2003 05:47 pm, Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Charles Howse [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I agree with you 100%. Though I didn't say it explicitly, my comments
were directed not to administrators where there is concern for local user
security, but to plain ordinary desktop users
Hi Guys,
I just got handed a job to do that involves me mailing 6000 people. I
was wondering if there was a way i could use my FreeBSD server to do
this that wont upset my ISP..
LDAP?
Scripts?
--
Regards,
Carmoda
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On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 05:52:21PM +1000, Anthony Carmody wrote:
I just got handed a job to do that involves me mailing 6000 people. I
was wondering if there was a way i could use my FreeBSD server to do
this that wont upset my ISP..
You would be well advised to discuss what you're going to
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 11:33:50AM +, Matthew Seaman wrote:
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 05:52:21PM +1000, Anthony Carmody wrote:
I just got handed a job to do that involves me mailing 6000 people. I
was wondering if there was a way i could use my FreeBSD server to do
this that wont upset
I know there is no support 3c940 nic with FreeBSD 5.1 version. But
it is added later. I look at the CVS. In FreeBSD 5.1 the driver version
of the sk is 1.59 (if_sk.c). But 3c940 support added to sk with version
1.65. So i take the 1.65.
then i put these files to kernel and i compile itl. Now i
it
working. Interestingly, there are no indications of *roff in /var/db/pkg,
so I have no idea how it ended up under /usr/local to begin with.
The solution, thanks to Larry Rosenman [EMAIL PROTECTED], was to backup my
/usr/src/sys/i386/conf file and rm -rf the entire /usr/src and /usr/obj
trees
On Tuesday 21 October 2003 04:17 pm, you wrote:
On Mon, 20 Oct 2003, Kent Hauser wrote:
Is it possible to backup a DOS partition (bootable) restore it from a
tar file? I recently had a disk failure used dump/restore on FreeBSD
partitions made a tar dump of the DOS one. After newfs_msdos
I was looking for a secondary controller to give each drive it's own
channel on the controller (ie a promise/HPT one) but have no
experience
with these under FreeBSD. Can someone recommend one if possible that
works flawlessly or an alternative solution?
I have a Promise TX2000 running
...to the rescue...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 2:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ATA mirroring solution required
Hi,
Got a bit of a sticky situation. I have a bog standard Compaq AP230
workstation
Hello,
I work for a growing ISP in the NE area. We are getting ready to plan a
build out of equipement to better provide email web services to our
customers.
I was wondering what would this mailing list would recommend for a email
server software for up to 75,000 user capicity . Currently we
Hello,
I work for a growing ISP in the NE area. We are getting ready to plan a
build out of equipement to better provide email web services to our
customers.
I was wondering what would this mailing list would recommend for a email
server software for up to 75,000 user capicity . Currently we
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but I don't get that running.
As it worked half a year ago and as there is a similar way in IIS, to map
an extension (.php) to an application (c:\php\bin\php.exe), I suppose that
there is a similar way, but I am just to blind to find the solution!
My second question is:
Why did it work
On Sunday 10 August 2003 06:12 am, Patrick O'Reilly wrote:
Hi folks!
A Word of thanks to Kent and Dan who took the time to help me figure
out my problem.
In the end I rebiult XFree86-libraries using portupgrade -f, and
thereafter I was able to use portupgrade to upgrade all the
Hi folks!
A Word of thanks to Kent and Dan who took the time to help me figure out my
problem.
In the end I rebiult XFree86-libraries using portupgrade -f, and thereafter I
was able to use portupgrade to upgrade all the Xfree86-font* ports from 4.2
to 4.3 without any further problems.
Greetings,
I am running Freebsd 4.7-stable. I was instructed to install
apache with frontpage extensions on our internal webserver.
Discussing at lenght why we shouldn't do that resulting in
no movement on managements part. So.. here's what
I did (Thanks to Scot Hetzel for the steps).
I
At 12:03 PM 8.4.2003 -0500, Darryl Hoar wrote:
I have not yet been successful in implimenting named virtual hosts
with frontpage extension, so that part of the story continues.
The fp_install.sh will ask if you want to setup any virtual hosts...
Just answer yes and it's the same as the main
On Friday, Jul 18, 2003, at 08:34 US/Mountain, Dave [Hawk-Systems]
wrote:
You are preaching to the choir as we use Perl/PHP to accomplish all
our server
based programing and scripting. Telling clients however that they need
to
migrate their code over to Perl/PHP just means we lose them to
is the latest and most stable solution to providing ASP functionality on
FreeBSD 4.x stable with Apache 1.3x (currently we are running with SSL, PHP,
etc... in case there are any conflicts that we need to be aware of). I see the
perl port in the ports, anyone with experience with that?
thanks
Dave
the Win2K solutions are incredibly unreliable/vulnerability
prone).
Isn't asp part of these unreliable/vulnerability prone Win2K solutions?
What is the latest and most stable solution to providing ASP functionality on
FreeBSD 4.x stable with Apache 1.3x (currently we are running with SSL, PHP,
etc
then, but when everyone with a copy of frontpage is a developer...
What is the latest and most stable solution to providing ASP functionality on
FreeBSD 4.x stable with Apache 1.3x (currently we are running with SSL, PHP,
etc... in case there are any conflicts that we need to be aware of).
I see
-
From: Dave [Hawk-Systems] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 6:41 AM
Subject: ASP on FreeBSD/Apache - most recent, stable and viable solution?
This may be better posted to the Apache list, but that has been filling up
with
windows implementations as of late
/vulnerability
prone).
What is the latest and most stable solution to providing ASP functionality
on
FreeBSD 4.x stable with Apache 1.3x (currently we are running with SSL,
PHP,
etc... in case there are any conflicts that we need to be aware of). I see
the
perl port in the ports, anyone with experience
First off, thanks to all of you who scratched their heads over this
puzzle. All had the right idea to some extent or another.
Based in part on the replies, and my own work, here's the final result:
FOLDER=$HOME/Mail/spam
NAME_RE=[[:alnum:]_.-]+
ADDY_RE=([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}
I don't know what version of FreeBSD you are using, but PPPoE
has been available on FreeBSD for quite some time.
A quick search on Google with PPPoE on FreeBSD pulled up dozens of
sites that show how-to's on PPPoE with FreeBSD.
Peter
At 09:06 PM 7/10/2003 +, you wrote:
Hello to all,
I'm
I have been using tapes for yeares, both DDS/dat and AIT style units.
This seems the be cheapest solution for high volume backup. But I'm
wondering if anyone has any hardware solution that is really a good
backup media. I used ORB disks for a while, at 40$ per 2gig disk of
DASD style media I
my company is looking to set up a document management storage solution.
I would like to see what is available that can run on freebsd.
They want to scan,index and archive documents. generate pdfs and if
possible ocr some existing documents.
this is a new area for me. My archive being
Hi everyone
I am looking for a centralized backup solution for FreeBSD. It must be
able to backup to harddrive, rather than to a tape drive, and must have
support for FreeBSD/Linux and Windows 2000 clients.
Does anyone have any suggestions ?
Kind Regards
Wayne Swart
Network Aministrator
MICS
At 2003-03-11T09:36:24Z, Kevin Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It must be able to backup to harddrive, rather than to a tape drive, and
must have support for FreeBSD/Linux and Windows 2000 clients.
/usr/ports/misc/amanda-server
/usr/ports/misc/amanda-client
I wasn't aware that the
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 07:45 pm, Wayne Swart wrote:
Hi everyone
I am looking for a centralized backup solution for FreeBSD. It must
be able to backup to harddrive, rather than to a tape drive, and must
have support for FreeBSD/Linux and Windows 2000 clients.
bu (in ports) looks good
Morten Grunnet Buhl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
opensesamy 192.168.0.2 ftp
which would then temporary route outside ftp connections to 192.168.0.2.
You could do something like this, but it wouldn't work for more than
one inside box at a time. As far as the rest of the world is
concerned,
just wrote makes it all the more messy. I really dont
think this is a decent solution so if someone could guide me in the right
direction I would really appreciate it.
maybe its because its late but my solution really rocked when it was
only in my head?
--
DetEr.dk - Rules are made to control
Matthew
Thank you for the last bit of info. Yes what I wanted is available
at
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/UPDATING but the missing
key
was that one has to scroll to the bottom of the UPDATING file to
find the
selection options. This must be an programming error by who ever
coded
Hi
I have posted several messages regarding getting outside nic ports
translated to internal server. Does anyone have a working solution?
Gordon
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I figured out why a 4.7 CD that I had downloaded as an ISO image and burned
wouldn't boot my machine.
It had to do with the kind of blank CD I was using. I switched from GQ
700MB/80 minute blank CD (dirt cheap at Fry's in Palo Alto) back to a Maxell
650MB/74 minute CD. That did the trick.
Any
I forgot to say that when trying to boot from the bad CD, the server
indicated that the Boot Record was not found and then booted off the
existing OS on the hard drive.
Steve
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On Fri, 1 Nov 2002, Steve Holmlund wrote:
I figured out why a 4.7 CD that I had downloaded as an ISO image and burned
wouldn't boot my machine.
It had to do with the kind of blank CD I was using. I switched from GQ
700MB/80 minute blank CD (dirt cheap at Fry's in Palo Alto) back to a Maxell
Steve Holmlund wrote:
I figured out why a 4.7 CD that I had downloaded as an ISO image and burned
wouldn't boot my machine.
It had to do with the kind of blank CD I was using. I switched from GQ
700MB/80 minute blank CD (dirt cheap at Fry's in Palo Alto) back to a Maxell
650MB/74 minute CD.
a delay/timeout on my box but returns DNS data when issued from
the two other (non-Verizon-attached) boxes I tried.
So my at least temporary solution was to add the ip of an
apparently-nonblocked DNS server to the Forwarders list in
/etc/namedb/named.conf and restart my local named process.
Question
Doug Lee writes:
snip
nslookup m13.shineandsparkle.com
causes a delay/timeout on my box but returns DNS data when issued from
the two other (non-Verizon-attached) boxes I tried.
May not be of direct assistance, but this may be useful:
For any DNS experts, could you please elaborate on the above information? I
was directed to it when I mentioned the use of nslookup in a DNS problem.
this comes from the DNS server not being able to look up a PTR (reverse DNS,
IP to NAME) for itself. Either create a reverse zone on the DNS
as the FBSD slice.
Have you tested the solution posted above to zero out the unused
disk space in the FBSD slice so ghost will only image bkup real data?
Did it work like you hoped?
Yes I have tested it, and it works great. Be sure to turn compression
on to high to get the best results. Here
Hi!
I've got a slight quandary. I need a FreeBSD/*nix solution to a
Microsoft Exchange server.
Lotus Domino is available for Linux and some other unices. ISTR that
couple of years ago the Linux server was even free, but you have to pay
for clients. I don't know how the prices
# [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 2002-09-26 13:06:16 +0300:
I haven't heard of anyone successfully running Domino on FreeBSD,
though (even with Linux emulation).
maybe that's because both the server, and the client are broken
beyond imagination? although i'm talking about the windows versions
There's a tutorial on LDAP which I found interesting at:
http://www.bsdforums.org/forums/showthread.php?threadid=3177
On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Brian McCann wrote:
I've got a slight quandary. I need a FreeBSD/*nix solution to a
Microsoft Exchange server. Basically...Exchange server
On Wednesday 25 September 2002 10:38 pm, Brian McCann appears to have
written:
I've got a slight quandary. I need a FreeBSD/*nix solution to a
Microsoft Exchange server. Basically...Exchange server is what we
need as far as functionality, but it's way to expensive,
and...well...I really
: Bob Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 11:36 PM
To: Brian McCann; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Need a solution
On Wednesday 25 September 2002 10:38 pm, Brian McCann appears to have
written:
I've got a slight quandary. I need a FreeBSD/*nix solution
a standard news servers.
- Bob
Thanks,
--Brian
-Original Message-
From: Bob Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 11:36 PM
To: Brian McCann; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Need a solution
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