Hi folks,
I've got an ipfilter-enabled RELENG_4 firewall that acts as a DHCP and
SMB server for our office LAN.
It's running into its upper limit of files, as reported by
kern.openfiles. However, when I try to use fstat to report on processes
that hold open file handles, the numbers disagree:
Hi folks,
I'm using SMBFS on FreeBSD 4.9-PRERELEASE from 2003-09-18, and running
into problems mounting W2K shares. I was last able to mount these
shares a month ago. Since then, the only change I'm aware of was the
world update (to catch security patches) and accompanying mergemaster.
Here's
On (2003/10/30 11:37), Sheldon Hearn wrote:
I'm using SMBFS on FreeBSD 4.9-PRERELEASE from 2003-09-18, and running
into problems mounting W2K shares. I was last able to mount these
shares a month ago. Since then, the only change I'm aware of was the
world update (to catch security patches
On (2003/10/30 18:16), Sheldon Hearn wrote:
I'm using SMBFS on FreeBSD 4.9-PRERELEASE from 2003-09-18, and running
into problems mounting W2K shares. I was last able to mount these
shares a month ago. Since then, the only change I'm aware of was the
world update (to catch security
Hi folks,
Can anyone suggest a way to link disk utilization to a process?
I can see whether my disks are busy with systat -vmstat, but I don't
know how to find out _which_ processes are causing the work.
Ideas?
Ciao,
Sheldon.
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Hi folks,
We just got an HP DeskJet 6122 for printing Unix docs. It comes with a
duplexing unit, which works when driven by the supplied Windows driver.
However, I'd really rather have this thing connected to my FreeBSD
workstation.
I've tried CUPS and LPRng, and neither of the two support
On (2003/12/31 04:55), Brett Gulla wrote:
Thanks for the input, but the problem seems to have been fixed. Here's what I
did:
1. cvsup'd to 5.2 RC
2. upgraded to tomcat 5.0.16
PS. Using native threads (-lc_r not -pthread)
I believe that the problem was fixed in FreeBSD itself, because an
