All of the disentangling of the disklabel is almost done!
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
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Awesome! I've got a new 60GB HDD solely for my DF notebook, and it's
the server side's easy.
File checkins could simply be a file upload, or a mime encoded fetch request,
or an email message, or an ftp drop, or an scp copy, or an rsync push...
I have a FreeBSD machine that could be used for prototyping...
Nigel Weeks
Tech Support and Systems Developer
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host.
It might just be easier to have a vkernel powered by multiple physical
kernels (on different machines), giving the appearance of an SMP machine
inside the vkernel.
(Insert 40,000 lines of code here...)
Nige.
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Um, I just meant cvsup vs. rsync without ssh. Rsync can talk to the
rsync daemon that runs on the remote server, I'd think this is the
best way that you can use rsync. I don't know enough about cvsup to
say anything like that, though.
For using ssh/rsh with rsync, you just need to do the
I think there would be a bit of work involved to make it
crash-free.
Like adding code that allows the CD to be force-unmounted
after having
been taken out and making sure the filesystem doesn't
panic when it
suddenly loses it. Things like that. It's certainly
possible to
Just a quick question - has anyone tried getting DirectFB running on DFly?
http://www.directfb.org/
It might be a very nice candidate for a built in GUI console...
Nige.
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I've got to say I love the RSync servers hosting the DF .iso's
Simply rename one of the old .iso's to the new name, and do an
`rsync --progress
rsync://ftp.jaist.ac.jp/pub/DragonFly/iso-images/dfly-1.6.0_REL.iso.gz .`
and watch the magic - not bad getting 2MB/s over a 56k modem...
Nige
Nigel
Ah, only works on .iso, not on .iso.gz - kind of makes sense.
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I've got to say I love the RSync
And how is apache and PHP on top of it with direct access to the
file system more secure than samba?
The suggestion is geared more towards usable by any OS,
accessible from
anywhere, rather than being more secure.
It could be more secure, you can design whatever authentication
And then you go and put Samba on too, and undo any security encryption might
have provided (if it were available).
If you want a secure file repository, usable by any OS, accessible from
anywhere, build a system where users log into a web-deployed file management
environment, and file
Woops, I didn't reply to the list, sorry if this is out of step.
No, KGI is not part of DragonFly. I've tried it once on FreeBSD. It's
kinda huge and I didn't feel like (im)porting it. I'd rather like to
have it _small_. Then again, if someone ported KGI it would
definitely
be interesting
I'm probably so far behind the times, but I'd just heard about pc-bsd.
Graphical installer, and a very clever package management and installer
system
DF uses pksrc now for source, what does it use for binary distribution and
updates?
Nige.
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