Y

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Yeewy..2..a-..22.2...667_%~

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fsck -y and SU+J

[RW]

I see that if you run fsck on a filesystem with SU+J turned-on, fsck
asks whether you want to use the journal.

This causes a problem when running fsck -y. The traditional meaning of
this command was: do a thorough, unconditional, non-interactive check;
but now SU+J filesystems only get a journal sync.

I can't even see the point in the question, surely someone that was
content to use the journal would do a preen.

This in 10-CURRENT. I'm not sure if it's like this in 9.1 or 9-STABLE, I
only spent a week there trying to get intel kms graphics working on new
hardware, so I'm new to SU+J.
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Re: restore /usr dump on two hard disk parallel y

[s m]

thanks Lowell for your reply,

i want to restore my /usr dump on both of my disks (each one has /usr
partition separately).

i try to use TMPDIR in order to prevent this conflict, but restore does not
identify it and use my /tmp dir yet. this is what i do:
first, i create a tmp1 directory in /tmp directory and set its permission
to 777
second, i mount tmp1 into my hard disk number 1

i do these two steps for my hard disk number 2 (create tmp2 in tmp and
mount it to hard disk number 2)

moreover, this is my restore command:

TMPDIR=/tmp/tmp2
restore rf /mnt/dumps/zrdump_usr.dump  TMPDIR

man page for restore command said: if you use -r option, it uses tmp files
with unique name in /tmp directory. as you see, i am using -r in my restore
command but conflict happens yet.
please let me know how to use TMPDIR or any other solution to avoid
conflict in /tmp directory.
thanks in advance
sam



On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 4:46 PM, Lowell Gilbert 
freebsd-questions-lo...@be-well.ilk.org wrote:

 s m sam.gh1...@gmail.com writes:

  i'm trying to restore DUMP file for partition /usr on tow hard disk
  parallel y. these two hard are connected to my system (i have
 freebsd8.2).
  i use  restore command and it uses /tmp directory to restore dump. in
  restoring dump process, two hard disks try to use /tmp directory of my
  system. therefore conflict happened and restore command return error.
  i try to use TMPDIR and define another tmp directory for one of my hard
  disk but it does not identify it and use my system tmp directory yet.
  please let me know if using TMPDIR is a good idea and how i can use it.
 if
  not, how i can restore /usr dump file on two hard disk parallel y?

 What do you want to do exactly?

 Do you want both disks together to be your new /usr/partition? In that
 case, you want to set up some kind of RAID system with the two
 disks. Start with the GEOM section in the handbook.

 Do you want to end up with two partitions, each holding part of what the
 /usr backup contains?  If that's what you're after, then the best
 approach is probably to pick one subdirectory of /usr (/usr/local would
 be an obvious choice) and restore everything *but* that to one of your
 disks, then mount the other disk on the subdirectory and restore the
 rest onto there.

 If your problem is just that the two restore operations are stepping on
 each other's temporary files, then TMPDIR *should* take care of
 that. You could show us more detail of how you run the restore
 operations, or just run them one at a time instead of in parallel.

 I hope that helps.

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restore /usr dump on two hard disk parallel y

[s m]

hello guys
i'm trying to restore DUMP file for partition /usr on tow hard disk
parallel y. these two hard are connected to my system (i have freebsd8.2).
i use  restore command and it uses /tmp directory to restore dump. in
restoring dump process, two hard disks try to use /tmp directory of my
system. therefore conflict happened and restore command return error.
i try to use TMPDIR and define another tmp directory for one of my hard
disk but it does not identify it and use my system tmp directory yet.
please let me know if using TMPDIR is a good idea and how i can use it. if
not, how i can restore /usr dump file on two hard disk parallel y?
thanks in advance
sam
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Re: restore /usr dump on two hard disk parallel y

[Lowell Gilbert]

s m sam.gh1...@gmail.com writes:

 i'm trying to restore DUMP file for partition /usr on tow hard disk
 parallel y. these two hard are connected to my system (i have freebsd8.2).
 i use  restore command and it uses /tmp directory to restore dump. in
 restoring dump process, two hard disks try to use /tmp directory of my
 system. therefore conflict happened and restore command return error.
 i try to use TMPDIR and define another tmp directory for one of my hard
 disk but it does not identify it and use my system tmp directory yet.
 please let me know if using TMPDIR is a good idea and how i can use it. if
 not, how i can restore /usr dump file on two hard disk parallel y?

What do you want to do exactly? 

Do you want both disks together to be your new /usr/partition? In that
case, you want to set up some kind of RAID system with the two
disks. Start with the GEOM section in the handbook.

Do you want to end up with two partitions, each holding part of what the
/usr backup contains?  If that's what you're after, then the best
approach is probably to pick one subdirectory of /usr (/usr/local would
be an obvious choice) and restore everything *but* that to one of your
disks, then mount the other disk on the subdirectory and restore the
rest onto there. 

If your problem is just that the two restore operations are stepping on
each other's temporary files, then TMPDIR *should* take care of
that. You could show us more detail of how you run the restore
operations, or just run them one at a time instead of in parallel. 

I hope that helps.
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portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Jakub Lach]

=== Starting check for runtime dependencies
=== Gathering dependency list for archivers/unzip from ports
=== No dependencies for archivers/unzip
=== Installing package

=== Installation of archivers/unzip (unzip-6.0_1) succeeded


=== Delete unzip60.tar.gz? y/n [n] 

What option do I need to specify with -y to automatically answer those?

I've tried --clean-distfiles, --clean-packages but it's not it.

It usually happens when doing portmaster --packages-build
--delete-build-only 
build.

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Re: portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Dean E. Weimer]

-d tells it to always delete old files without prompting.

Thanks,
 Dean Weimer

On Jul 3, 2012, at 5:29 AM, Jakub Lach jakub_l...@mailplus.pl wrote:

 === Starting check for runtime dependencies
 === Gathering dependency list for archivers/unzip from ports
 === No dependencies for archivers/unzip
 === Installing package
 
 === Installation of archivers/unzip (unzip-6.0_1) succeeded
 
 
 === Delete unzip60.tar.gz? y/n [n] 
 
 What option do I need to specify with -y to automatically answer those?
 
 I've tried --clean-distfiles, --clean-packages but it's not it.
 
 It usually happens when doing portmaster --packages-build
 --delete-build-only 
 build.
 
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Re: portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Bas Smeelen]

On 07/03/2012 12:29 PM, Jakub Lach wrote:

=== Starting check for runtime dependencies
=== Gathering dependency list for archivers/unzip from ports
=== No dependencies for archivers/unzip
=== Installing package

=== Installation of archivers/unzip (unzip-6.0_1) succeeded


=== Delete unzip60.tar.gz? y/n [n]

What option do I need to specify with -y to automatically answer those?


Hi
-d



I've tried --clean-distfiles, --clean-packages but it's not it.

It usually happens when doing portmaster --packages-build
--delete-build-only
build.





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Re: portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Iqbal Aroussi]

Hi Jakub,


On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 12:45 PM, Dean E. Weimer dwei...@dweimer.net wrote:

 -d tells it to always delete old files without prompting.

 Thanks,
  Dean Weimer

 On Jul 3, 2012, at 5:29 AM, Jakub Lach jakub_l...@mailplus.pl wrote:

  === Starting check for runtime dependencies
  === Gathering dependency list for archivers/unzip from ports
  === No dependencies for archivers/unzip
  === Installing package
 
  === Installation of archivers/unzip (unzip-6.0_1) succeeded
 
 
  === Delete unzip60.tar.gz? y/n [n]
 
  What option do I need to specify with -y to automatically answer those?
 
  I've tried --clean-distfiles, --clean-packages but it's not it.
 
  It usually happens when doing portmaster --packages-build
  --delete-build-only
  build.



usually I use: portmaster -dbg port

-b  create and keep a backup package of an installed port
-g  create a package of the new port
-d  always clean distfiles

Best Regards

Iqbal A.
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Re: portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Jakub Lach]

Excellent, I knew I was missing something simple. 

Thanks!

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Re: portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Jakub Lach]

Now I see that I even used -d in my own portupdating
wrapper, but forgot about it and it's meaning, embarrassing.

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Re: portmaster embarrassingly simple question (y- option)

[Matthew Seaman]

On 03/07/2012 13:06, Bas Smeelen wrote:
 On 07/03/2012 12:29 PM, Jakub Lach wrote:

 What option do I need to specify with -y to automatically answer those?

 -d

Add this to ${LOCALBASE}/etc/portmaster.rc

ALWAYS_SCRUB_DISTFILES=dopt

if that's something you're going to be doing all the time.

Cheers,

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Re: Is there a 'Y' (i.e. branch) version of a command pipe?

[Modulok]

On 1/8/11, Modulok modu...@gmail.com wrote:
 List,

 Is there a command that lets me send standard input to two different
 places at the same time? (i.e. non-sequentially.) Think of it like a
 pipe character, but with a 'Y' branch instead. Basically, I want to
 record standard input to a log file, but also send it to another
 command for processing.

 For example, let's assume we have a command called 'branch' and it
 copies standard input to the standard input of all arguments. We could
 use it like this:

 cat foo.txt | branch '/bin/echo  log1.txt' '/bin/echo  log2.txt'

 The first 'cat' would read the file, pass it to our theoretical
 'branch' command, which would then start two subprocesses, passing the
 input to both of them. The result result would be two copies of the
 file. (Obviously making copies of files is not my primary goal, just
 an example.)

 I guess another way of explaining it would be two write the same stdin
 to two named pipes and then have two different programs read from each
 pipe, getting the same output.

 I can probably write something in Python, but thought I'd ask first.
 Thanks!
 -Modulok-


Thanks guys! I'll look into the tee(1) command as suggested.

You guys rock :)
-Modulok-
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Is there a 'Y' (i.e. branch) version of a command pipe?

[Modulok]

List,

Is there a command that lets me send standard input to two different
places at the same time? (i.e. non-sequentially.) Think of it like a
pipe character, but with a 'Y' branch instead. Basically, I want to
record standard input to a log file, but also send it to another
command for processing.

For example, let's assume we have a command called 'branch' and it
copies standard input to the standard input of all arguments. We could
use it like this:

cat foo.txt | branch '/bin/echo  log1.txt' '/bin/echo  log2.txt'

The first 'cat' would read the file, pass it to our theoretical
'branch' command, which would then start two subprocesses, passing the
input to both of them. The result result would be two copies of the
file. (Obviously making copies of files is not my primary goal, just
an example.)

I guess another way of explaining it would be two write the same stdin
to two named pipes and then have two different programs read from each
pipe, getting the same output.

I can probably write something in Python, but thought I'd ask first. Thanks!
-Modulok-
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Re: Is there a 'Y' (i.e. branch) version of a command pipe?

[Chris Hill]

On Sat, 8 Jan 2011, Modulok wrote:


Is there a command that lets me send standard input to two different
places at the same time? (i.e. non-sequentially.) Think of it like a
pipe character, but with a 'Y' branch instead. Basically, I want to
record standard input to a log file, but also send it to another
command for processing.


tee(1)?

[snip]

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Re: Is there a 'Y' (i.e. branch) version of a command pipe?

[John Levine]

Is there a command that lets me send standard input to two different
places at the same time? (i.e. non-sequentially.) Think of it like a
pipe character, but with a 'Y' branch instead. Basically, I want to
record standard input to a log file, but also send it to another
command for processing.

$ man tee

R's,
John
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Is there a 'Y' (i.e. branch) version of a command pipe?

[Robert Huff]

Modulok writes:

  Is there a command that lets me send standard input to two different
  places at the same time? (i.e. non-sequentially.) Think of it like a
  pipe character, but with a 'Y' branch instead. Basically, I want to
  record standard input to a log file, but also send it to another
  command for processing.

man tee?


Robert Huff

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Re: Is there a 'Y' (i.e. branch) version of a command pipe?

[Jon Radel]

On 1/8/11 10:30 PM, Modulok wrote:

List,

Is there a command that lets me send standard input to two different
places at the same time? (i.e. non-sequentially.) Think of it like a
pipe character, but with a 'Y' branch instead. Basically, I want to
record standard input to a log file, but also send it to another
command for processing.


Think T, not Y, and then type

man tee

which I suspect does exactly what you want.

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Does this look reasonable (y/n)?

[Leon Meßner]

Hello,

i have quite a common question i think but my google skills didn't bring
up anything decent. If you use binary freebsd-update to upgrade between
major releases it starts comparing config files at some point. After the
manual merges it start's automerge and asks you:

Does this look reasonable (y/n)?

for every file. If you answer n freebsd-update bails out (after working
for like ages getting patches/files etc.) So wouldn't it be nice to give
the user a chance to resolve the merge or at least ask if the user
really wants to quit the upgrade.

Am i missing something here?

regards,
leon
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HERRAMIENTAS PARA LA CONSTRUCCION Y MAS


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* ESCALERAS TIPO BURROS
 
 * TORRES DE ELEVACION DE MATERIALES

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Herramientas para la Construccion y Mas - questions

[Marcelo Tamer]

HERRAMIENTAS PARA LA CONSTRUCCION Y MAS


* ANDAMIOS TUBULARES

* ACCESORIOS DE SEGURIDAD

* CABALLETES EXTENSIBLES

* ELEVADOR PARA PLACAS DE DURLOCK O KNAUF

* ESCALERAS TIPO BURROS
 
 * TORRES DE ELEVACION DE MATERIALES

 * TRIBUNAS  Y GRADAS

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Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Charles Howse]

Hi,
I have a 6.4-STABLE machine running in command line only for my Apache
webserver.
I'm thinking of installing a Gnome desktop on it for my 5 y/o grandson and
grown daughter to use so they won't be pestering me to use my pc.

The 5 y/o won't need anything except Firefox, some disk-based games and
Parental Controls.
For the Parental Controls, I need to limit the websites he can visit, and
the time of day he can use the computer.

The daughter will only need Firefox and a decent word processor.

The computer is a P3 600, 256mb ram, ATI 3D Rage IIc video, plenty of disk
space.

Will Gnome2 or gnome-lite be faster?

What is available for Parental Controls?

Should I forget it because it will be too slow based on the machine's
hardware?

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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[ocean]

i think it could go fine on this computer, use gnome lite and also add 
the needed ports to have a fairly nice system (gnome-backgrounds 
etc...). compile from ports with some optimizations (-O2 
-fno-strict-aliasing and consider if -pipe could be used or not based on 
your ram memory). for firefox consider you'll have probably to use also 
linux compatibility layer with flash (don't know if it's on 6.4)


for parental control check this thread in ml:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2007-June/152543.html
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2007-July/152728.html

regards
ocean


Charles Howse wrote:

Hi,
I have a 6.4-STABLE machine running in command line only for my Apache
webserver.
I'm thinking of installing a Gnome desktop on it for my 5 y/o grandson and
grown daughter to use so they won't be pestering me to use my pc.

The 5 y/o won't need anything except Firefox, some disk-based games and
Parental Controls.
For the Parental Controls, I need to limit the websites he can visit, and
the time of day he can use the computer.

The daughter will only need Firefox and a decent word processor.

The computer is a P3 600, 256mb ram, ATI 3D Rage IIc video, plenty of disk
space.

Will Gnome2 or gnome-lite be faster?

What is available for Parental Controls?

Should I forget it because it will be too slow based on the machine's
hardware?

--
Later,
Charles



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RE: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Charles Howse]

Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?  Most of the
games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.


 -Original Message-
 From: ocean [mailto:ocean_i...@yahoo.it]
 Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 8:30 AM
 To: Charles Howse
 Cc: 'FreeBSD-Questions'
 Subject: Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o
 
 i think it could go fine on this computer, use gnome lite and also add
 the needed ports to have a fairly nice system (gnome-backgrounds
 etc...). compile from ports with some optimizations (-O2
 -fno-strict-aliasing and consider if -pipe could be used or not based
 on
 your ram memory). for firefox consider you'll have probably to use also
 linux compatibility layer with flash (don't know if it's on 6.4)
 
 for parental control check this thread in ml:
 http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2007-
 June/152543.html
 http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2007-
 July/152728.html
 
 regards
 ocean
 
 
 Charles Howse wrote:
  Hi,
  I have a 6.4-STABLE machine running in command line only for my
 Apache
  webserver.
  I'm thinking of installing a Gnome desktop on it for my 5 y/o
 grandson and
  grown daughter to use so they won't be pestering me to use my pc.
 
  The 5 y/o won't need anything except Firefox, some disk-based games
 and
  Parental Controls.
  For the Parental Controls, I need to limit the websites he can visit,
 and
  the time of day he can use the computer.
 
  The daughter will only need Firefox and a decent word processor.
 
  The computer is a P3 600, 256mb ram, ATI 3D Rage IIc video, plenty of
 disk
  space.
 
  Will Gnome2 or gnome-lite be faster?
 
  What is available for Parental Controls?
 
  Should I forget it because it will be too slow based on the machine's
  hardware?
 
  --
  Later,
  Charles
 
 
 
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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Adam Vande More]

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net wrote:

 Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
 Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?  Most of the
 games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.


Please don't top post, thanks.

No there is no OOBE w/ flash.  To get a reasonable experience with flash,
you'll need to upgrade to 8(freebsd update) add in packages compiled for
8(don't forget the libusb stuff) then install flash-10

However if you're only goal is run flash stuff, this is probably not the OS
for you.

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RE: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Charles Howse]

 -Original Message-
 From: Adam Vande More [mailto:amvandem...@gmail.com]
 Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 8:56 AM
 To: Charles Howse
 Cc: FreeBSD-Questions
 Subject: Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o
 
 On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
 wrote:
 
 
   Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
   Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
 Most of the
   games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.
 
 
 
 Please don't top post, thanks.

My apologies to the group, I forgot.  :)



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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[krad]

2009/12/8 Charles Howse cho...@charter.net



  -Original Message-
  From: Adam Vande More [mailto:amvandem...@gmail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 8:56 AM
  To: Charles Howse
  Cc: FreeBSD-Questions
  Subject: Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o
 
  On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
  wrote:
 
 
Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
  Most of the
games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.
 
 
 
  Please don't top post, thanks.

 My apologies to the group, I forgot.  :)



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you probably also want java as well, a lot of those children's game sites
use all kind of horrible stuff.
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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[ocean]

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
wrote:


Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
Most of the
games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.



if you install the right ports on a fbsd 8.0 maybe it could just works (it's 
being discussed in the freebsd forums:
http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=5786
gnash could also work but it's known to have some issues so i won't recommend 
it, possibilities are firefox+flash for windows under wine which someone says 
it works, or linux emulation and firefox+flash.

for parental control there's also the opendns alternative that can block adult 
sites, though i don't know how good it works.
you could also look at this (never tried it, don't know if/how it works):
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1803
http://procon.mozdev.org/

also for the old computer i would recommend xfce or, since you say they only 
need a few programs, you could go with just Xorg + feh for the background + 
xfwm or openbox + a light taskbar and a nice dock-bar (wbar or simdock) were 
you will only put the applications they need to run.

if there aren't specific problems with drivers and similar, an upgrade to a 
newer freebsd version could be advisable for flash :)

regards
ocean
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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Polytropon]

On Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:24:36 +0100, ocean ocean_i...@yahoo.it wrote:
 also for the old computer i would recommend xfce or, since 
 you say they only need a few programs, you could go with
 just Xorg + feh for the background + xfwm or openbox + a
 light taskbar and a nice dock-bar (wbar or simdock) were
 you will only put the applications they need to run.

An alternative would be IcecWM: Easily configurable menu,
good window managing, no bloat. But I can second XFCE,
too. Maybe you want to run XFCE 3 which has some look 
feel of CDE, is easily configurable and very fast. (I
use it on a 300 MHz P2 with similar requirements as you
mentioned, but without any Flash).

There's a nice dock-like application for X which is used
by the FreeSBIE live system CD. I've got no FreeSBIE at
hand, nor can I remember the application's name, but I
think this would be interesting to you, too.



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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Warren Block]

On Tue, 8 Dec 2009, ocean wrote:


On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
wrote:
Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
Most of the
games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.



if you install the right ports on a fbsd 8.0 maybe it could just works (it's 
being discussed in the freebsd forums:

http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=5786


Please, not that horrible thread again.  Just do what's in the Handbook 
(http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/desktop-browsers.html), 
and Flash 10 works fine with native Firefox on FreeBSD 8.


possibilities are firefox+flash for windows under wine which someone 
says it works,


It works well.  And the Java plugin works too.  The only problem I see 
with Windows Firefox on Wine is that it takes a double-click to close 
Firefox windows or tabs.


-Warren Block * Rapid City, South Dakota USA
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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[usleepless]

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 9:18 PM, Warren Block wbl...@wonkity.com wrote:

 On Tue, 8 Dec 2009, ocean wrote:

  On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
 wrote:
Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
 Most of the
games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.



 if you install the right ports on a fbsd 8.0 maybe it could just works
 (it's being discussed in the freebsd forums:
http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=5786


 Please, not that horrible thread again.  Just do what's in the Handbook (
 http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/desktop-browsers.html),
 and Flash 10 works fine with native Firefox on FreeBSD 8.


And Flash 9 works on 7.2 too. Have not had any problems with it yet.

regards,

usleep
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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Al Plant]

Polytropon wrote:

On Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:24:36 +0100, ocean ocean_i...@yahoo.it wrote:
also for the old computer i would recommend xfce or, since 
you say they only need a few programs, you could go with

just Xorg + feh for the background + xfwm or openbox + a
light taskbar and a nice dock-bar (wbar or simdock) were
you will only put the applications they need to run.


An alternative would be IcecWM: Easily configurable menu,
good window managing, no bloat. But I can second XFCE,
too. Maybe you want to run XFCE 3 which has some look 
feel of CDE, is easily configurable and very fast. (I
use it on a 300 MHz P2 with similar requirements as you
mentioned, but without any Flash).

There's a nice dock-like application for X which is used
by the FreeSBIE live system CD. I've got no FreeSBIE at
hand, nor can I remember the application's name, but I
think this would be interesting to you, too.



Like Poly I too use XFCE 3 on all my FreeBSD desktops. Its light and 
fast and anyone can learn it quickly.


I have Gnome on a Linux HP netbook and it is a lot slower.

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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Chris Whitehouse]

Polytropon wrote:

On Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:24:36 +0100, ocean ocean_i...@yahoo.it wrote:
also for the old computer i would recommend xfce or, since 
you say they only need a few programs, you could go with

just Xorg + feh for the background + xfwm or openbox + a
light taskbar and a nice dock-bar (wbar or simdock) were
you will only put the applications they need to run.


An alternative would be IcecWM: Easily configurable menu,
good window managing, no bloat. But I can second XFCE,
too. Maybe you want to run XFCE 3 which has some look 
feel of CDE, is easily configurable and very fast. (I
use it on a 300 MHz P2 with similar requirements as you
mentioned, but without any Flash).

There's a nice dock-like application for X which is used
by the FreeSBIE live system CD. I've got no FreeSBIE at
hand, nor can I remember the application's name, but I
think this would be interesting to you, too.



icewm is a nice lightweight wm (which I use) but with your hardware you 
might want to look at http://freebsd-custom.wikidot.com/ it's an xfce4 
based installation dvd which includes many precompiled package. There 
are notes for installing flash.


Chris
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Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Adam Vande More]

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Warren Block wbl...@wonkity.com wrote:

 On Tue, 8 Dec 2009, ocean wrote:

  On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
 wrote:
Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
 Most of the
games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.



 if you install the right ports on a fbsd 8.0 maybe it could just works
 (it's being discussed in the freebsd forums:
http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=5786


 Please, not that horrible thread again.  Just do what's in the Handbook (
 http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/desktop-browsers.html),
 and Flash 10 works fine with native Firefox on FreeBSD 8.


  possibilities are firefox+flash for windows under wine which someone says
 it works,


 It works well.  And the Java plugin works too.  The only problem I see with
 Windows Firefox on Wine is that it takes a double-click to close Firefox
 windows or tabs.


My child like flash games too, and I went with a vbox install as flash10
periodically dumps and hangs when running some of the more exotic flash
games.  I've seen the same thing happen on linux, but not as much on
windows.

Java plugin works great very stable but lacking some 3d stuff which makes
gaming not as appealing(runescape).

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RE: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o

[Charles Howse]

 -Original Message-
 From: owner-freebsd-questi...@freebsd.org [mailto:owner-freebsd-
 questi...@freebsd.org] On Behalf Of krad
 Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 10:24 AM
 To: Charles Howse
 Cc: FreeBSD-Questions
 Subject: Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o
 
 2009/12/8 Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
 
 
 
   -Original Message-
   From: Adam Vande More [mailto:amvandem...@gmail.com]
   Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 8:56 AM
   To: Charles Howse
   Cc: FreeBSD-Questions
   Subject: Re: Gnome desktop for 5 y/o
  
   On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Charles Howse cho...@charter.net
   wrote:
  
  
 Hi ocean, thanks for the reply.
 Is there a browser that will work out of the box with flash?
   Most of the
 games the 5 y/o uses are flash-based.
  
  
  
   Please don't top post, thanks.
 
  My apologies to the group, I forgot.  :)
 
 
 
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 you probably also want java as well, a lot of those children's game
 sites
 use all kind of horrible stuff.

I have an older Power Mac that I've decided to use instead.  It's all
configured and running well, and I don't use it much anymore since I have
Windows 7 Ultimate now on the PC.
It's already set up with Parental Controls for the grandson, and has
everything the daughter will need as well.
Thread closed as far as I am concerned.

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Re: pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Valentin Bud]

On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:13 AM, Fbsd1 fb...@a1poweruser.com wrote:

 Wojciech Puchar wrote:

  ignore errors about package can't be deleted because X, Y or Z requires
 it. it's exactly what you want.


  pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`  gives error 'no such package `cat
 /tmp/pkglist` installed


  for sure you used ' instead of `

   Yet that was the error. I did not know there was another type of quote
 key on the keyboard. The one used in the example is below the Esc key.

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The `` (below your escape key) do command substitution while '' do quoting.
This is just FYI :).

a great day,
v



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Re: pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Fbsd1]

Wojciech Puchar wrote:

Hello list.

I am trying to clean up a system with a LOT of cruft. Is there some
argument I could pass to pkg_deinstall that would result in delete
all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z (and obviously their
dependancies)?


just do

pkg_info |cut -f 1 -d   /tmp/pkglist
edit pkglist and delete lines X, Y and Z

do

pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`
rm /tmp/pkglist

ignore errors about package can't be deleted because X, Y or Z requires 
it. it's exactly what you want.



pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`  gives error 'no such package `cat 
/tmp/pkglist` installed

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Re: pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Wojciech Puchar]

ignore errors about package can't be deleted because X, Y or Z requires it. 
it's exactly what you want.



pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`  gives error 'no such package `cat 
/tmp/pkglist` installed




for sure you used ' instead of `

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Re: pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Fbsd1]

Wojciech Puchar wrote:
ignore errors about package can't be deleted because X, Y or Z 
requires it. it's exactly what you want.



pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`  gives error 'no such package `cat 
/tmp/pkglist` installed




for sure you used ' instead of `

  Yet that was the error. I did not know there was another type of 
quote key on the keyboard. The one used in the example is below the Esc key.

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pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Dan Naumov]

Hello list.

I am trying to clean up a system with a LOT of cruft. Is there some
argument I could pass to pkg_deinstall that would result in delete
all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z (and obviously their
dependancies)?

Thanks!

- Dan Naumov
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Re: pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Wojciech Puchar]

Hello list.

I am trying to clean up a system with a LOT of cruft. Is there some
argument I could pass to pkg_deinstall that would result in delete
all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z (and obviously their
dependancies)?


just do

pkg_info |cut -f 1 -d   /tmp/pkglist
edit pkglist and delete lines X, Y and Z

do

pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`
rm /tmp/pkglist

ignore errors about package can't be deleted because X, Y or Z requires 
it. it's exactly what you want.

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Re: pkg_deinstall: delete all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z

[Dan Naumov]

Thanks a lot, this worked like a charm!

- Dan Naumov


On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 12:09 PM, Wojciech
Pucharwoj...@wojtek.tensor.gdynia.pl wrote:
 Hello list.

 I am trying to clean up a system with a LOT of cruft. Is there some
 argument I could pass to pkg_deinstall that would result in delete
 all packages installed, except for X, Y and Z (and obviously their
 dependancies)?

 just do

 pkg_info |cut -f 1 -d   /tmp/pkglist
 edit pkglist and delete lines X, Y and Z

 do

 pkg_delete `cat /tmp/pkglist`
 rm /tmp/pkglist

 ignore errors about package can't be deleted because X, Y or Z requires it.
 it's exactly what you want.

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konsole and X by Y count?

[Gary Kline]

Well, slowly, slowly, I'm learning about vers 4, KDE. Konsole does not behave
like KDE-3, very likely because I'm not clicking on the right options.  Maybe
one of you can clue me in.

First, the size of the Konsole in version?/release? 3 was given by 

[Size 80 x 47] 

for example.  How do I get that with KDE4/Konsole-4??

tia,

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mount -awf, but fsck -y still says no write

[Steve Franks]

I really don't feel like reinstalling tonite.  I had a bad powersupply
and crashed.  Starts up in single user of course, because /var is
fubared.  In the past a mount -awf then an fsck -y did the trick, but
now I get NO WRITE in big letters as the first output from fsck, and
it never fixes anything.  I tried of course, and I very well can write
to /var, so fsck is confused.  Other than wiping it, do I have any
options?  fsck does not have a 'force write' option that I can see.
Did I forget some crucial step?  It's just a plain old ufs2 drive on
the motherboard pata.

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Re: mount -awf, but fsck -y still says no write

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On 16/07/07, Steve Franks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I really don't feel like reinstalling tonite.  I had a bad powersupply
and crashed.  Starts up in single user of course, because /var is
fubared.  In the past a mount -awf then an fsck -y did the trick, but
now I get NO WRITE in big letters as the first output from fsck, and
it never fixes anything.  I tried of course, and I very well can write
to /var, so fsck is confused.  Other than wiping it, do I have any
options?  fsck does not have a 'force write' option that I can see.
Did I forget some crucial step?  It's just a plain old ufs2 drive on
the motherboard pata.


Don't mount before fsck.

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xauth trusted vs ssh -X -Y

[Norberto Meijome]

Hi list :)

is either of 

1) having a host added to .Xauthority as trusted, and then doing ssh -X [EMAIL 
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2) ssh -X -Y [EMAIL PROTECTED] cmd

inherintly less secure than the other? (or more prone to becoming an attack 
vector to MY local computer? 

thanks!

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you are reassembling were disassembled by you.
 Therefore, if you can't get them together again, there must be a reason. 
 By all means, do not use hammer.
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Re: Ignorant user overfilled /usr; strange errors followed. Fixed with fsck -y, but what exactly happened?

[Lowell Gilbert]

boink [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Dear FreeBSD,

 While attempting to follow filesystem activity (and not realising the
 effect it would have) I left a ktrace running (something like ktrace
 -di -p0 -ti - seen on a forum while searching for a Filemon equivalent
 for FreeBSD).  I had launched it while in /usr/ports, and forgot about
 it.  Doh!

 Some time later strange things started happening, so I exited from
 X/KDE, and found a whole sequence of 'filesystem is full' errors on
 the console.  df said that /usr was at 108%.

 I found the offending ktrace.out file in /usr/ports (~25GB), killed
 ktrace, deleted the file, and restarted X/KDE.  It took about 5
 minutes to show the desktop, following a number of console messages
 like 'xauth: creating new authority file...'

 So, I Googled around and found a few hints relating to permissions in
 ~, but that didn't seem to  be the problem; anyway I moved my ~/.kde/
 to ~/.kde_20060515 in an attempt to 'reset' kde's startup behaviour,
 but X/KDE still took ages to start the GUI, following similar
 messages.

 Even once X/KDE had started, some applications took a *long* time to
 start (eg Firefox - 3/4 minutes to show blank home page).  However, I
 could still r/w access all files within /usr.

 Following the advice found on various fora, I then ran fsck -y in
 single-user mode, with the following output:
 ** Last mounted on /usr
 ** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizes
 ** Phase 2 - Check Pathnames
 ** Phase 3 - Check Connectivity
 ** Phase 4 - Check Reference Counts
 ** Phase 5 - Check Cyl groups
 FREE BLK COUNT(S) WRONG IN SUPERBLK
 SALVAGE? yes

 401256 files, 4135860 used, 13715938 free (126762 frags, 169-647
 blocks, 0,8% fragmentation)

 Afterwards, X/KDE started with its usual alacrity, so I restored my
 ~/.kde folder, and now everything seems to be exactly as before.

 My questions are these:
 - How could /usr have been at 108%, given that 100% is the logical maximum?

Because that *isn't* a given.
See the FAQ entry on How is it possible for a partition to be more
than 100% full? 

 - Is there any risk that a physically adjacent filesystem be
 damaged?

No.  Furthermore, it's unlikely that your /usr was actually damaged,
either.  Don't run fsck on a live filesystem; of *course* it will
always find errors.

 - How can it be that, immediately following the deletion of
 /usr/ports/ktrace.out, I still had errors *at all* (prior to the
 fsck)?

See the FAQ entry on The du and df commands show different amounts of
disk space available. What is going on?  That describes what you
probably should have done instead of the fsck.

 - Given its recent history, can I now trust the integrity of /usr?

Probably.  But you may have messed it up with the fsck, so just to be
sure, go into single-user mode, umount /usr, and fsck it WHILE IT IS
NOT MOUNTED.

 My interpretation of the situation is that following the deletion of
 /usr/ports/ktrace.out, KDE, on startup, tried to write a file to a
 filesystem that apparently (although incorrectly) had no free blocks.
 fsck fixed the problem of the reported free blocks.

More or less.  But since the kernel's idea of what was on the disk
no longer matched reality (i.e., it knew that in reality there *were* no
free blocks), you may have gotten into trouble.

 However, if this interpretation is correct, it shouldn't have worked
 *at all* until fsck had repaired the filesystem.  That is, KDE should
 not have started at all.

That doesn't necessarily follow.

 So, prior to  the fsck -y in single-user mode, what was happening in
 the five minutes it took KDE to start?

I don't know KDE at all, but my guess would be some kind of timeout.
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Re: Ignorant user overfilled /usr; strange errors followed. Fixed with fsck -y, but what exactly happened?

[boink]

On 18/05/06, Lowell Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

boink [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


8...


 My questions are these:
 - How could /usr have been at 108%, given that 100% is the logical maximum?

Because that *isn't* a given.
See the FAQ entry on How is it possible for a partition to be more
than 100% full?

 - Is there any risk that a physically adjacent filesystem be
 damaged?

No.  Furthermore, it's unlikely that your /usr was actually damaged,
either.  Don't run fsck on a live filesystem; of *course* it will
always find errors.

 - How can it be that, immediately following the deletion of
 /usr/ports/ktrace.out, I still had errors *at all* (prior to the
 fsck)?

See the FAQ entry on The du and df commands show different amounts of
disk space available. What is going on?  That describes what you
probably should have done instead of the fsck.

 - Given its recent history, can I now trust the integrity of /usr?

Probably.  But you may have messed it up with the fsck, so just to be
sure, go into single-user mode, umount /usr, and fsck it WHILE IT IS
NOT MOUNTED.

 My interpretation of the situation is that following the deletion of
 /usr/ports/ktrace.out, KDE, on startup, tried to write a file to a
 filesystem that apparently (although incorrectly) had no free blocks.
 fsck fixed the problem of the reported free blocks.

More or less.  But since the kernel's idea of what was on the disk
no longer matched reality (i.e., it knew that in reality there *were* no
free blocks), you may have gotten into trouble.

 However, if this interpretation is correct, it shouldn't have worked
 *at all* until fsck had repaired the filesystem.  That is, KDE should
 not have started at all.

That doesn't necessarily follow.

 So, prior to  the fsck -y in single-user mode, what was happening in
 the five minutes it took KDE to start?

I don't know KDE at all, but my guess would be some kind of timeout.




Lowell,

Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

I omitted to mention that I had rebooted into single user mode prior
to running fsck, so /usr was not in fact mounted when fsck was run.

The du/df FAQ is interesting, and non-obvious, as is FAQ 9.26. (How is
it possible for a partition to be more than 100% full?), which
explains why the quoted disk usage was 108%.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/disks.html.

Thanks again,
boink
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Ignorant user overfilled /usr; strange errors followed. Fixed with fsck -y, but what exactly happened?

[boink]

Dear FreeBSD,

While attempting to follow filesystem activity (and not realising the
effect it would have) I left a ktrace running (something like ktrace
-di -p0 -ti - seen on a forum while searching for a Filemon equivalent
for FreeBSD).  I had launched it while in /usr/ports, and forgot about
it.  Doh!

Some time later strange things started happening, so I exited from
X/KDE, and found a whole sequence of 'filesystem is full' errors on
the console.  df said that /usr was at 108%.

I found the offending ktrace.out file in /usr/ports (~25GB), killed
ktrace, deleted the file, and restarted X/KDE.  It took about 5
minutes to show the desktop, following a number of console messages
like 'xauth: creating new authority file...'

So, I Googled around and found a few hints relating to permissions in
~, but that didn't seem to  be the problem; anyway I moved my ~/.kde/
to ~/.kde_20060515 in an attempt to 'reset' kde's startup behaviour,
but X/KDE still took ages to start the GUI, following similar
messages.

Even once X/KDE had started, some applications took a *long* time to
start (eg Firefox - 3/4 minutes to show blank home page).  However, I
could still r/w access all files within /usr.

Following the advice found on various fora, I then ran fsck -y in
single-user mode, with the following output:
** Last mounted on /usr
** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizes
** Phase 2 - Check Pathnames
** Phase 3 - Check Connectivity
** Phase 4 - Check Reference Counts
** Phase 5 - Check Cyl groups
FREE BLK COUNT(S) WRONG IN SUPERBLK
SALVAGE? yes

401256 files, 4135860 used, 13715938 free (126762 frags, 169-647
blocks, 0,8% fragmentation)

Afterwards, X/KDE started with its usual alacrity, so I restored my
~/.kde folder, and now everything seems to be exactly as before.

My questions are these:
- How could /usr have been at 108%, given that 100% is the logical maximum?
- Is there any risk that a physically adjacent filesystem be damaged?
- How can it be that, immediately following the deletion of
/usr/ports/ktrace.out, I still had errors *at all* (prior to the
fsck)?
- Given its recent history, can I now trust the integrity of /usr?

My interpretation of the situation is that following the deletion of
/usr/ports/ktrace.out, KDE, on startup, tried to write a file to a
filesystem that apparently (although incorrectly) had no free blocks.
fsck fixed the problem of the reported free blocks.

However, if this interpretation is correct, it shouldn't have worked
*at all* until fsck had repaired the filesystem.  That is, KDE should
not have started at all.

So, prior to  the fsck -y in single-user mode, what was happening in
the five minutes it took KDE to start?

Sorry if this whole description was long and convoluted, but I'd
really appreciate a few hints as to what went on.

With thanks in advance for any illumination,
boink

PS.  Henceforth, I promise not to let commands I don't understand fill
up my filesystems :o/
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Requiring Manual FSCK -y

[Wil Hatfield]

It seems that my FBSD 6.1 machines are requiring a shell and manual fsck -y
after a kernel panic and dump.  Is there any way to automate this so that I
don't have to get the guys at the datacenter to do it for me?

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Re: Requiring Manual FSCK -y

[John Nielsen]

On Monday 08 May 2006 17:19, Wil Hatfield wrote:
 It seems that my FBSD 6.1 machines are requiring a shell and manual fsck -y
 after a kernel panic and dump.  Is there any way to automate this so that I
 don't have to get the guys at the datacenter to do it for me?

%grep fsck /etc/defaults/rc.conf 
fsck_y_enable=NO  # Set to YES to do fsck -y if the initial preen fails.
background_fsck=YES   # Attempt to run fsck in the background where 
possible.
background_fsck_delay=60 # Time to wait (seconds) before starting the fsck.

The first one is the one you want.  See also the rc.conf(5) manpage.

JN
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RE: Requiring Manual FSCK -y

[Wil Hatfield]

 background_fsck=YES

Perfect thank you.

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Teclas Mayor que y Menor que

[Jose Luis Alarcon Sanchez]

Hola.

Tengo un problema con el teclado español de FreeBSD 6.1 beta, y es que
la tecla donde estan los simbolos mayor que y menor que no funciona
en el KDE 3.5.1 (en consola si que funciona)...

¿Algun tip de alguien que ya haya solucionado esto, por favor?.

Muchísimas gracias.

Jose.

 
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Re: Teclas Mayor que y Menor que

[guru]

El día Thursday, March 30, 2006 a las 06:10:22PM +0200, Jose Luis Alarcon 
Sanchez escribió:

 Hola.
 
 Tengo un problema con el teclado español de FreeBSD 6.1 beta, y es que
 la tecla donde estan los simbolos mayor que y menor que no funciona
 en el KDE 3.5.1 (en consola si que funciona)...
 
 ¿Algun tip de alguien que ya haya solucionado esto, por favor?.

Pues, lanza la herramienta 'xev', dale el focus y comprueba si
la teclas al macar y al saltar producen eventos.

You may launch 'xev' and check if the key on stroke and release
are producing X-events.

 Muchísimas gracias.

Da nada, ero mejor que preguntes acá en inglés.
Better you ask here in english

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Re: Teclas Mayor que y Menor que

[Jose Luis Alarcon Sanchez]

On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 18:46 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 El día Thursday, March 30, 2006 a las 06:10:22PM +0200, Jose Luis Alarcon 
 Sanchez escribió:
 
  Hola.
  
  Tengo un problema con el teclado español de FreeBSD 6.1 beta, y es que
  la tecla donde estan los simbolos mayor que y menor que no funciona
  en el KDE 3.5.1 (en consola si que funciona)...
  
  ¿Algun tip de alguien que ya haya solucionado esto, por favor?.
 
 Pues, lanza la herramienta 'xev', dale el focus y comprueba si
 la teclas al macar y al saltar producen eventos.
 
 You may launch 'xev' and check if the key on stroke and release
 are producing X-events.
 
  Muchísimas gracias.
 
 Da nada, ero mejor que preguntes acá en inglés.
 Better you ask here in english
 
   matthias


Sorry for the wrong send. It was for the spanish list. A kind user in
that list help me and the problem is solved:

xmodmap -e keycode 94=less greater

Thanks very much to you, Matthias, guru.

Best regards.

Jose.


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automatic fsck -y at boot

[kyr]

Hello,
   This is the first time I'm asking for help because all my other 
problems were solved by the handbook or other e-mails.


The question is how can i make freebsd to AUTOMATICALLY CORRECT (fsck -y 
not just fsck) the inconsistency of a HD at boot time after a power failure.


After a non clean shutdown I always have a problem with the /var 
partition (because the squid cache is there) it always corrects with the 
fsck -y in single mode manually but the problem is that the server is 
located in a basement where the access is not very easy especially when 
raining :(


The server is a P4 3Ghz 1Gb ram
OS: Freebsd 5.4
Role: Router, DHCPD, DNS, NAT, Firewall, Proxy, SMBD

Thanks
Kyriakos Kyriakou
Xanthi, Greece
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Re: automatic fsck -y at boot

[Kövesdán Gábor]

kyr wrote:


Hello,
   This is the first time I'm asking for help because all my other 
problems were solved by the handbook or other e-mails.


The question is how can i make freebsd to AUTOMATICALLY CORRECT (fsck 
-y not just fsck) the inconsistency of a HD at boot time after a power 
failure.


After a non clean shutdown I always have a problem with the /var 
partition (because the squid cache is there) it always corrects with 
the fsck -y in single mode manually but the problem is that the server 
is located in a basement where the access is not very easy especially 
when raining :(


Put in your /etc/rc.conf:
fsck_y_enable=YES

Gabor Kovesdan
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Re: automatic fsck -y at boot

[J.D. Bronson]

/etc/rc.conf:

fsck_y_enable=YES



I personally use these:
fsck_y_enable=YES
background_fsck=NO




At 12:14 PM 10/17/2005, kyr wrote:

Hello,
   This is the first time I'm asking for help because all my other 
problems were solved by the handbook or other e-mails.


The question is how can i make freebsd to AUTOMATICALLY CORRECT 
(fsck -y not just fsck) the inconsistency of a HD at boot time after 
a power failure.


After a non clean shutdown I always have a problem with the /var 
partition (because the squid cache is there) it always corrects with 
the fsck -y in single mode manually but the problem is that the 
server is located in a basement where the access is not very easy 
especially when raining :(


The server is a P4 3Ghz 1Gb ram
OS: Freebsd 5.4
Role: Router, DHCPD, DNS, NAT, Firewall, Proxy, SMBD

Thanks
Kyriakos Kyriakou
Xanthi, Greece
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Re: automatic fsck -y at boot

[Christian Laursen]

kyr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 The question is how can i make freebsd to AUTOMATICALLY CORRECT (fsck
 -y
 not just fsck) the inconsistency of a HD at boot time after a power failure.

Put the following two lines in /etc/rc.conf:

fsck_y_enable=YES
background_fsck=NO

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Use of -Y in ssh

[Bill Moran]

I'm looking for information on ssh.  What I want to understand is the
difference between -Y and -X.

The man page for ssh simply says:
-Y  Enables trusted X11 forwarding.

Does anyone have any pointers to docs that better explain the difference
between -Y and -X, I'd like to better understand the security risks that
may be involved.

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Re: Use of -Y in ssh

[Lowell Gilbert]

Bill Moran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I'm looking for information on ssh.  What I want to understand is the
 difference between -Y and -X.
 
 The man page for ssh simply says:
 -Y  Enables trusted X11 forwarding.
 
 Does anyone have any pointers to docs that better explain the difference
 between -Y and -X, I'd like to better understand the security risks that
 may be involved.

See the ForwardX11Trusted option in ssh_config(5).
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Update Kde 3.x to 3.y

[Leandro Malaquias]

Hi, 
 
I'm new to the list and I'm sure that this question has been asked before, but I am 
using kde 3.1 and I've read heaps of stuff on the 
internet but none really helped. How can I update my kde 3.1 to kde 3.2.3 using cvsup? 
 
thx 
 
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Re: Update Kde 3.x to 3.y

[David Syphers]

On Monday 06 September 2004 06:36 pm, Leandro Malaquias wrote:
 I'm new to the list and I'm sure that this question has been asked before,
 but I am using kde 3.1 and I've read heaps of stuff on the internet but
 none really helped. How can I update my kde 3.1 to kde 3.2.3 using cvsup?

You probably want to upgrade to KDE 3.3, as this is the latest version. First 
get the latest ports directory by using cvsup on your ports-supfile. If you 
don't have one, look at the example 
in /usr/share/examples/cvsup/ports-supfile.

Then read the 20040830 entry in /usr/ports/UPDATING. Normally when you upgrade 
ports you would just use the helpful portupgrade program (in 
sysutils/portupgrade), but this particular upgrade is an exception, and there 
are some additional steps. Follow the directions in UPDATING and you should 
be fine.

-David

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