Boot the machine with the correct arch NetBSD image. When it boots, pick
your keyboard layout and drop to console. Check #dmesg
Then check #pcictl pci0 list for a hardware list and see if everything is
supported.
Alternative, wait and see if someone else is using on of those.
Den ons 23 okt.
hi i am new to netbsd forum. i have very ole chromebook, samsung series
5, codename is alex. there is people using chromebook with netbsd? i
just curios,,,
Sincerely,
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> pkgsrc Masters, what's the story?
Because the package is used by other packages.
https://www.netbsd.org/docs/pkgsrc/creating.html#creating.python-module
Another reason is pkgsrc builder can choose to use different python
version so potentially (for some packages) could have the software
Greetings,
I run multiple web servers on several distinct machines in each of four
different domains, which makes the Letsencrypt proposition very
attractive. After trying Certbot without much success, I lit upon
acme.sh, which offers the possiblity of authentication using
nsupdate(1).
Steve Blinkhorn wrote in <20191022172649.d5d52b36...@viking.prd.co.uk>:
|Isn't it a strange idea to have packages named first for the language
|they're written in and only second by a name that suggests their
|function? Is Python a cult, I begin to wonder, forcing people to read
|through
Steve Blinkhorn wrote:
> I run multiple web servers on several distinct machines in each of four
> different domains, which makes the Letsencrypt proposition very
> attractive. After trying Certbot without much success, I lit upon
> acme.sh, which offers the possiblity of authentication using
>
I realize I didn't answer your question. You shouldn't need to do all
SIG(0) style with KEY record. Ignore that. Use the "key" in named.conf
with allow-update or update-policy.
> I am trying to work out whether that means that the keyfile
> contents must be manually added to the zone file, because in
> named.conf I have an include line for update.key which contains the
> path to that key, so it should be there already.
Do you also have your zone configured to allow
I run multiple web servers on several distinct machines in each of four
different domains, which makes the Letsencrypt proposition very
attractive. After trying Certbot without much success, I lit upon
acme.sh, which offers the possiblity of authentication using
nsupdate(1). However the process
