Hi,
When using a PS/2 mouse everything worked fine. I swapped it for a USB
mouse, but this mouse isn't always detected while booting my (386-based)
OpenBSD 5.8-stable system. Replugging the mouse when the system is running
usually solves the problem: the mouse is detected and works fine. Sometime
On 2015-11-10 14:10, Tinker wrote:
...
A "safe" approach to file access would be to read data using mmap()
but write data using fwrite() only. Mmap does have a read-only mode.
This does NOT work in OpenBSD currently though because of the absence
of unified caching.
The nice thing about reading
Just to clarify:
Security: Neutral (it's all in-kernel, on the userland side it just
simplifies code and is inherently security promoting as it just is a
symmetry aspect)
Will unifying it improve performance?: Yes, because programs with
dynamic file sizes will be able to MMAP up to some poin
>(Sorry for not providing a diff for this.)
Aww come on, you had us going until then.
Really, unifying the buffer cache would make all sense in the world.
Also, *all* other major OS:es have done this already, so even just doing
it for the sake of symmetry would make sense.
I think I talked to someone who suggested that an attempt to unify had
been done before, and that the NF
Ok , I agree, and thank you for the accurate answer.
OTOH the server was rejecting all the other request, (i do not think it
was badly configure)
and it ended up rejecting the good one also (after a lng time of use)
I first look in nsd manpages to see if i could figure why and found nothing
On 11/09/15 16:45, sven falempin wrote:
> For the first time ever i did something with iptable
> that i dont know how to do (simply) with
> pf.
> Something i think it is usefull.
>
> I have a domain server, nsd, it serves whatever.com,
Authoritative server, then.
> the server is like flooded wit
Thank you Pedro fot
http://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/5.8/packages/amd64/dnsfilter-0.4p0.tgz
I am not sure this is as good as it could be, according to the mail there
is room for improvement.
Worth a test , and it s better to improve than to add up yet another small
program,
i wonder how good i
Hi,
I guess one could use pf's divert-to and dnsfilter.
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=134187877220567&w=2
Regards,
Pedro Caetano
On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 9:45 PM, sven falempin
wrote:
> For the first time ever i did something with iptable
> that i dont know how to do (simply) with
> pf.
>
Just a quick update: the mouse pointer problem was caused by wsmoused being
activated.
Stopping the daemon solves the problem in X. The problem was also present
with fvwm, just didn't try it with wsmoused active before.
E17, instead, often freezes while normal operation.
On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 9:
For the first time ever i did something with iptable
that i dont know how to do (simply) with
pf.
Something i think it is usefull.
I have a domain server, nsd, it serves whatever.com,
the server is like flooded with request for no reason,
with iptables i was able to add
<-m string --hex-string wh
Thanks Giancarlo,
I appreciate the recommendation to use ifstated. I'd used it in the
past years for something at a job I was working at that I cannot
remember what it was now, but it worked good.
I do however understand the importance of reporting any regression as
soon as it is noticed, but I
Hi all,
I was asking myself, after uslessly querying the internet for something
recent (2015/2014), if there is somebody in the list using E17 on their
OpenBSD boxen. In particular I have these questions:
- does your mouse pointer move? after startx mine from trackpad does not,
neither with an ex
i follow current of openbsd on Linux's kvm of ext2_fs .
and
return this qemu image to openbsd partition by tar over ssh .
(
http://openbsd-akita.blogspot.jp/2015/11/export-kvms-image-to-real-machine.html
)
but i hear there is qemu-nbd in Linux.
i try it .
# modprobe nbd max_part=8
# qemu-nbd --c
> On Sun, 8 Nov 2015 21:22:04 -0800
> Nathan Wheeler wrote:
> > I ran into this exact same issue when I was trying to create a
> > rollback install with CRYPTO for a sort of appliance I develop/manage
> > for my company. We only have remote access with console and remote
> > hands aren't easy to g
On Sun, 8 Nov 2015 21:22:04 -0800
Nathan Wheeler wrote:
> I ran into this exact same issue when I was trying to create a
> rollback install with CRYPTO for a sort of appliance I develop/manage
> for my company. We only have remote access with console and remote
> hands aren't easy to get so when u
Em 09-11-2015 13:52, Martin Pieuchot escreveu:
> As soon as you notice a regression please try to notify us. I'm sorry
> to say so, but we don't have the manpower to dig for a regression that
> might have happen since "a couple of releases".
I know Martin. For me it is not a regression, because I
On 09/11/15(Mon) 13:11, Giancarlo Razzolini wrote:
> Em 09-11-2015 12:45, Sly Midnight escreveu:
> > [...]
> > This was not a big deal as rtadvd would simply see the new prefix on my
> > internal interface and start sending out RA's with that prefix. And
> > naturally my internal clients would aut
Em 09-11-2015 12:45, Sly Midnight escreveu:
> I am writing the misc@openbsd.org thread to see if anyone else with IPv6
> experience on OpenBSD has noticed this behavior with the rtadvd daemon.
I did.
>
> I have been using OpenBSD as my firewall now for just under 4 years
> (prior to that I used F
Good Morning.
I am writing the misc@openbsd.org thread to see if anyone else with IPv6
experience on OpenBSD has noticed this behavior with the rtadvd daemon.
I have been using OpenBSD as my firewall now for just under 4 years
(prior to that I used FreeBSD). When I first started using it I used
In the meantime i managed it to compile Postgresql with icu-support.
Though Postgresql is still not able to *create* a database with
"de_DE.UTF"-collation.
So the icu-workaround is useless for database-creation with other
lc_collations.
So much ado about nothing ...
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On 11/04/15 11:44, Martijn van Duren wrote:
Hello misc@,
I've installed a UPS (eaton ellipse 600) at a customer of mine, which
attaches as a upd(4) device without problems. When monitoring this
device with sensorsd it sporadically sends out emails about power
problems, even when there are
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