Re: Google Code-In update
On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 3:08 AM, Samuel J. Greear s...@evilcode.net wrote: ... If you can think of anything applicable that needs doing please speak up so it can be added to the list. Integrate the online man pages (http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man) into the web-page. Max
Re: Can't connect to ssh
Francisco Reyes wrote: It is already set to bridged. Will look into VMware then if there isn't a built-in firewall or anything like it. Did the 'host' OS networking change? There are issues trying to bridge VM ethernet cards across wifi host adapters as wifi is not-exactly ethernet. What has me puzzled is that I have not changed the VMware config for the VM and it worked until the crash. Assuming you have access to the VM console (sounds like) - try running /usr/sbin/sshd -D -ddd on the server side and ssh -v on the client side and see if that shows anything obvious.. also maybe check the host firewall?
Re: Compiling with gcc -march ix86
The main reason is that the hardware drivers has been ported to NetBSD for Asterisk 1.4. 1.6 BSD drivers are still work in progress for what I understand. Maybe I should take a look at the DAHDI port for FreeBSD. It's a replacement for zaptel drivers and seems to be used for Asterisk 1.8 in FreeBSD, as well as for 1.6 and 1.4. I'll see. Bye SR Le 2010-12-26 03:01, Francois Tigeot a écrit : On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 05:34:38PM -0500, Stephane Russell wrote: I'm actually trying to compile asterisk on DFBSD. It needs to compile with the compiler option -march=ix86, with x3 (gcc spec). But DFBSD uname -m is returning systematically i386. Is their a workaround for that, that would allow me to compile without hacking the autotools scripts? Why don't you try asterisk18 from pkgsrc -head ? It builds fine out-of the box on DragonFly/i386.
Re: jail -- ps: bad namelist - no kernbase
2.8.2). Enabling procfs in the guest didn't help. There's no device
files appart from log, null and random but guests's dmesg says it's
mounting devs. I don't have any /etc/fstab but I don't think that's
Jail guest's dmesg was, of course, not his own, but real system's one.
And devfs wasn't mounted. Here are /etc/rc.d/jail and
/etc/defaults/rc.conf patchs which fixes that (at least here) and allows,
jail_jailname_devfs_enable=yes
to be added into /etc/rc.conf.
The devfs issue was also experienced before
(http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/mailarchive/users/2009-10/msg00168.html)
Thanks:-)
//Pierre-Philipp
--- jail.dist 2011-01-03 02:41:39 +0100
+++ jail2011-01-03 02:50:53 +0100
@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@
eval _rootdir=\\$jail_${_j}_rootdir\
_fdescdir=${_rootdir}/dev/fd
_procdir=${_rootdir}/proc
+ _devdir=${_rootdir}/dev
eval _hostname=\\$jail_${_j}_hostname\
eval _ip=\\$jail_${_j}_ip\
eval _interface=\\${jail_${_j}_interface:-${jail_interface}}\
@@ -54,6 +55,9 @@
[ -z ${_fdesc} ] _fdesc=NO
eval _procfs=\\${jail_${_j}_procfs_enable:-${jail_procfs_enable}}\
[ -z ${_procfs} ] _procfs=NO
+eval _devfs=\\${jail_${_j}_devfs_enable:-${jail_devfs_enable}}\
+[ -z ${_devfs} ] _devfs=NO
+
eval _mount=\\${jail_${_j}_mount_enable:-${jail_mount_enable}}\
[ -z ${_mount} ] _mount=NO
@@ -69,6 +73,7 @@
#
debug $_j fdesc enable: $_fdesc
debug $_j procfs enable: $_procfs
+ debug $_j devfs enable: $_devfs
debug $_j mount enable: $_mount
debug $_j hostname: $_hostname
debug $_j ip: $_ip
@@ -76,6 +81,7 @@
debug $_j root: $_rootdir
debug $_j fdescdir: $_fdescdir
debug $_j procdir: $_procdir
+ debug $_j devdir: $_devdir
debug $_j fstab: $_fstab
debug $_j exec start: $_exec_start
debug $_j exec stop: $_exec_stop
@@ -190,6 +196,11 @@
secure_umount ${_procdir}
fi
fi
+ if checkyesno _devfs; then
+ if [ -d ${_devdir} ] ; then
+ secure_umount ${_devdir}
+ fi
+ fi
if checkyesno _mount; then
[ -f ${_fstab} ] || warn ${_fstab} does not exist
tail -r ${_fstab} | while read _device _mountpt _rest; do
@@ -281,6 +292,16 @@
fi
fi
fi
+ if checkyesno _devfs; then
+ if is_symlinked_mountpoint ${_devdir}; then
+ warn ${_devdir} has symlink as parent, not
mounting
+ else
+ info Mounting devfs onto ${_devdir}
+ if [ -d ${_devdir} ] ; then
+ mount -t devfs devfs ${_devdir}
+ fi
+ fi
+ fi
_tmp_jail=${_tmp_dir}/jail.$$
eval jail ${_flags} -i ${_rootdir} ${_hostname} \
${_ip} ${_exec_start} ${_tmp_jail} 21
--- rc.conf.dist2011-01-03 02:52:40 +0100
+++ rc.conf 2011-01-03 02:54:56 +0100
@@ -447,6 +447,7 @@
#jail_example_exec_stop=/bin/sh /etc/rc.shutdown # command to execute in
jail for stopping
#jail_example_fdesc_enable=NO# mount fdesc in the
jail
#jail_example_procfs_enable=NO # mount procfs in jail
+#jail_example_devfs_enable=YES # mount devfs in jail
#jail_example_mount_enable=NO# mount/umount jail's fs
#jail_example_fstab= # fstab(5) for mount/umount
#jail_example_flags=-l -U root # flags for jail(8)
System doesnt shutdown
Hi, I can't shutdown the system from kde control panel or by shutdown -p now. The system halts but it wont shut down. Please help. Best, Dave
Moused
Hi, I cant get PS/2 mouse enabled at boot. I have tried moused -f -p */dev/psm0* *-t ps/2* It then starts moused for that particular session but the scroll doesnt work. How do I enable it at boot. Best, Dave
Re: Can't connect to ssh
Chris Turner writes: Assuming you have access to the VM console (sounds like) - try It was some sort of VMware issue. I switched from Bridge to a network that was in the exact same subnet. I just wasn't sure if it was vmware or Dragonfly (first production Dragonfly install); once I got replies about no firewalls in Dfly.. all that was left was VMware. Thanks to all who replied.
Re: System doesnt shutdown
Dragon Fly writes: I can't shutdown the system from kde control panel or by shutdown -p now. The system halts but it wont shut down. New install? Did it used to work? If a new install of Dfly, have you had any other OS previouly installed that honored shutdown of the hardware? Although not with Dragonfly (newbie Dragonfly user...) once in while I have bumped into hardware that would have issues trying to turn the power off (have seen it with FreeBSD and Centos).
Odp: Moused
try moused_enable=YES in rc.conf Dnia 3-01-2011 o godz. 4:35 Dragon Fly napisał(a): Hi, I cant get PS/2 mouse enabled at boot. I have tried moused -f -p /dev/psm0 -t ps/2 It then starts moused for that particular session but the scroll doesnt work. How do I enable it at boot. Best, Dave
cryptdisk on already installed DFly?
I have a 40 GB disk of which 38 GB is a Hammer filesystem and 2 GB is swap. I set it up before there was any encrypted filesystem in the kernel. Is there a way to set up an encrypted filesystem without copying the entire filesystem to another disk, which would be quite difficult because it's a laptop? Pierre -- I believe in Yellow when I'm in Sweden and in Black when I'm in Wales.
