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Danny wrote:
Greetings,
So I have installed Postfix from the ports, read the pkg-message, read
the
changing the MTA in the handbook, and did a bit
permissions. So
be sure that the anonymous user only has read access to the files in the
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except where I need them to work (as an aside ... the client tried them
in a Windows desktop machine and they worked fine there as well)
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Kent Stewart wrote:
On Monday 10 May 2004 10:23 am, Bill Moran wrote:
This is the weirdest problem I'm seen in a while.
Client bought a pair of 160G Samsung SP1604N ATA drives. I'm
supposed to install them in an existing FreeBSD 4.9 system for
additional storage space.
As soon as the drives
Simon Barner wrote:
Bill Moran wrote:
Client bought a pair of 160G Samsung SP1604N ATA drives. I'm supposed
to install them in an existing FreeBSD 4.9 system for additional
storage space.
[ drives don't work in various systems except for one ]
I once had a similar problem with a 120 GB Maxtor
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This is the weirdest problem I'm seen in a while.
Client bought a pair of 160G Samsung SP1604N ATA drives. I'm supposed
to install
them in an existing FreeBSD 4.9 system for additional storage space.
As soon
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is not part of any of Compaq's products.
However, I would recommend that you search Compaq's web site. The last time I did, I
was
able to find a section in the downloads area for requesting replacement CDs.
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Then you can experiment with the crashes and help find the problem.
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Stop in /usr/ports/java/jdk14.
*** Error code 1
Stop in /usr/ports/editors/openoffice-1.1.
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Trying to install openoffice from ports tree cvsupped yesterday and
failing. I don't want to install from a package, as I get an icky mess
between gtk 1 (which the openoffice package wants) and gtk 2 (which the
latest gnome
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http://rtp1.slowblink.com/~libh/
It's been grinding along for quite some time now. Whether
or not it ever gets completed is dependent on some folks
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how many inodes are available on your
filesystems.
Short-term, the solution is to delete some files off your /var
partition. Long term, you may need to reformat /var with more inodes
than the default, if this is a chronic problem.
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at the scripts in /etc/periodic/daily/
You can simply add your script to that directory, and periodic will
execute it daily with all the others.
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of traffic from
arriving on the wrong ethernet card, thus evoking these messages. The
reason you can turn them off in the kernel is that they're essentially
harmless in this situation. If you know what you've done and you're
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Then how do I get data from one segment to the other w/o using a
router and yet at the same time keeping 'arp' happy ?
You don't. That's what a router does. If you want to move data between
two different networks you either need
to do make when done. You can also
do make patch instead of make extract - this will do the extract step and also
apply
any patches provided by FreeBSD. It's a matter of whether you want to apply your
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can download any version you want from cvs:
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power supplies can cause similar problems.
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I should really do a make package on my setup and submit it to the OpenOffice.org
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. A minumal is only a few hundred meg, but
a more practical installation will probably require a few gig.
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generally result.
Keep in mind that the user root has a user crontab that is different
from the system crontab.
If you're still fuzzy as to what went wrong, reading the man pages for
crontab (in addition to my explanation) should help.
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or not.
Just a warning, if you _did_ update your source code, you need
to remake world as well as the kernel or you'll have trouble.
If you didn't update your source, the steps outlined above
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for not mentioning it on
my first posting.
NP. I just wanted to bring it up in case. It's a
fairly common mistake to update ones sources, build a
new kernel without rebuilding world, and then wonder
where all the problems are coming from ;)
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make things easier on you.
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Praneeth Reddy wrote:
i have only 1.38 mb floppy disks, so can i burn
those
2 files into one cd and install it by cdrom.
You have a few choices:
1) if you don't have a CD, you
read through this chapter of the handbook:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/x11.html
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You've got a user's crontab created in the format of the system
crontab.
The system crontab has an extra field to designate the user under
which
the job should run. When this field is entered in a user's crontab,
cron interprets
it's hardly ever used)
I think you've got a greenlight here. I've seen lots of people use
noatime, and I've never heard of anyone having trouble. I'm sort of
surprised that noatime isn't the default ...
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by deleting the .gnome (and other, similar directories)
from my home directory. Note that this second one blows away all your
Gnome settings.
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Gary Kline wrote:
On Fri, May 21, 2004 at 02:22:46PM -0400, Bill Moran wrote:
Gary Kline wrote:
For some months I've had increasing troubles with my
4.9/4.10 abruptly crashing. This morning I found my
workhorse server, tao, down and hung up while trying to
fsck /usr. I cleaned everything
made a few additions, and I think
the handbook will explain this much better now. Sounds like a committer is
going to get this into the tree within the next few days.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=docs%2F66963
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tried -
/etc/crontab -u chip crontab (with and without the -e)
and get permission denied, as root.
I am running 5.1-Release, and a standard default install.
Regards,
Chip
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David Fleck wrote:
If you already have a file written in the proper format, you can load it
as your
to remember a cheap CD-ROM
plugged into the same chain as the HDD causing this.
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dependencies that aren't always obvious. (i.e., using a USB HDD
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because portmapper is running. See the
docs on how to shut it down. Portmapper is often associated with NFS,
but there are other programs that use it as well.
Second, to find out what is opening a port, use sockstat -4.
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understand. Where is some nice documentation
on this?
man disklabel is pretty comprehensive.
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Stijn Hoop wrote:
On Wed, May 26, 2004 at 09:28:09AM -0400, Bill Moran wrote:
Stijn Hoop wrote:
does anyone know if the Promise ATA100 controller PCI card supports 160 G
disks on -STABLE?
I'm not 100% sure that the Promise controller is the problem here:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd
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information here to be sure, but it sure sounds like a hardware
problem.
You might do well to try memtest86 and cpuburn on that machine for a while,
to see if you can track down a hardware problem. Monitor the temperature
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vm.defer_swapspace_pageouts might do the trick, but so it seems to be
poorly documented...
Seems so. This might be a question better suited for hackers@ ... and
then passed on to doc@ ... I believe there's an effort currently going
on to document all sysctls ...
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the IP address
of the FTP server you want to use, and use that instead:
bash-2.05b$ host ftp.freebsd.org
ftp.freebsd.org has address 62.243.72.50
ftp.freebsd.org has address 204.152.184.73
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I am tyring to install from the floppies.
I get to the point were I choose the ftp server
stack level, I don't think you can have
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A gbit NIC isn't going to run at gbit speed on a 100mbit switch.
I would look elsewhere than the NIC. Intel NICs are good units (in my experience,
if someone knows of problems with them, please speak up)
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I'll ask _again_ ... is the machine's performance poor? Fact is, if
you give it enough network traffic to shape, it's going to raise the
CPU load, no matter what you do.
I guess, if you absolutely want to come up with a reason to buy new
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understanding, and that complexity alone might prevent such a
change.
But I'm interested as to why it hasn't been done. I simply refuse to
think that nobody else has thought of it. I just figure that there's
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and the performance increases.
If all that machine is doing is routing, you can configure it to be
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Unless I'm mistaken, at one time turning on the sticky bit on a binary
would
tell the kernel not to swap out that program when it was running (or
somtehing similar
and include your XFree config,
as well as the log file mentioned above.
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This is _one_ of many anti-spam tricks.
Consider setting up a greylist. I've had tremendious success lowering the
amount of spam and viruses with a greylist on my mail sever.
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never needing to use the x window
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Maybe bge NIC'a don't support pooling ?
The man page for polling does not list the bge driver as supported, and the
bge man page says nothing about polling that I can find.
However, the fxp driver (for the Intel NIC) _does_ support polling.
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just a _little_ slower).
Now, I've never done plug tests on UFS, but I haven't heard of any UFS
filesystems getting beyond the point that PostgreSQL couldn't recover the
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See section 2.2.7 on preparing the installation media. If you can tell us
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on what needs reported.
With what little information you've provided, I can only answer Either you're
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in the background,
after booting, or in the foreground during the boot, forcing the boot process
to wait on it (background_fsck=NO is basically the same behaviour as pre-5
systems)
background_fsck_delay is pretty obvious.
Hopefully, that will help you reach a config that works for you.
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While it may be overkill, Asterisk is really the software you're looking
for: http://www.asterisk.org It'll do everything you need and more.
Unfortunately, asterisk's ability to function
kindness. The fact that it also keeps out friendly people
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come around. Every time I've done this, it's been resolved eventually. Heck,
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Just make sure they are truly dynamic ips. Many people block ips identified
as DSL connections. Those are not necessarily dynamic ip based.
It's wonderful that most ISPs haven't figured
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Be sure you back up any important data before starting, _especially_ if
you're unfamiliar with the process.
If you hit specific questions or problems as you go, don't hesitate to ask
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Peter Risdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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cvsup'ing overnight is routine and fine.
The make build/install stuff seems a bit more delicate. I'm happy that I
have figured out how to automate this, but not _whether_ I should do so
scenario:
if you automate, it _will_ break horribly two days before some
absolutely critical deadline.
QED
I must be out of touch with my jargon ...
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starting, _especially_ if
you're unfamiliar with the process.
If you hit specific questions or problems as you go,
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Hopefully I'll get my flat screen back soon from repair. I guess
those use
less power, right?
I remember having this conversation with someone not too long ago, and
our
consensus was that flat
the duct built in (my
brother's computer does).
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and as you learn, it'll still have a lot to teach you.
The online FreeBSD Handbook also has a chapter on basics:
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(which is cooler) you can run
slower fans (thus have a quieter system) and have the same quality of cooling.
The flip side is that if you need _more_ cooling, you can keep the same speed
fans, and by using cooler air you end up with better cooling overall.
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. It also wouldn't be unusual if the breakage is
already fixed and you just need to cvsup again.
Good luck.
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this was the problem, but it's the most
common reason I've seen for this kind of failure.
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it, it will add the module to Apache
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/archive/backup-${DATE}.tbz /backup/source /dev/null 21
/usr/bin/find /backup/archive -mtime ${MAXAGE} -delete
end simple backup shell script
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quite right. The point at which performance starts to
suck is 90% full.
You won't have any _problems_, it's just that performance will degrade,
according to the man page, up to 3x slower.
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