Alfred Perlstein wrote:
> * Ben Smithurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010916 19:49] wrote:
>> Tim Allshorn wrote:
>>
>>> I know the cron command has to be something like : 59 23 ? ? * , with
>>> maybe some condition on the end.
>>
>> I th
time the day of the month is 1, if so,
run the program.
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R, &foo, sizeof foo);
between the socket() and listen() calls. Check setsockopt(2) and
Stevens for more information (and to make sure I got the arguments and
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Dmitry Shubin wrote:
> And after rebooting I saw, that system became not STABLE, but
> 4.4-RC!!!
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/admin.html#RELEASE-CANDIDATE
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e), not the
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is quite different to
detaching it from the terminal. Or did I miss your point?
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#x27;bind' listed
in /etc/host.conf.
I'm not sure -hackers is the most appropriate list either.
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commands.
3. Why would you want to reject perfectly legitimate mail by making
it deny such commands?
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lt-Esc, type "panic".
> Slightly related question: can you set a system to reboot
> automatically at a panic, save a core, and continue?
It does that by default AFAIK. The only case it doesn't if if you have
DDB set without DDB_UNATTENDED.
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think I'll just add a
which says "in -current use KERNCONF instead of KERNEL". When
-stable uses KERNCONF too this ugliness can go.
In fact, I just have committed this.
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path[ strlen(path)-1 ] = 0;
No it doesn't.
"No spaces after `(' or `[' or preceding `]' or `)' characters."
"Unary operators don't require spaces, binary operators do."
while (path[strlen(path) - 1] == '/')
Paonia Ezrine wrote:
>> The system calls are described in section 2 of the manual.
>
> thanks. do you mean handbook?
No, he means the manual. "man 2 intro" to get an introduction, "man 2
read" for a particular system call, etc.
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I'll look at it.
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n't help when you
want to read more than one file, one of which is stdin.
> If anything I would propose we ditch it...
And break loads of scripts at the same time?
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do is
int e = errno;
while (waitpid(-1, NULL, WNOHANG) > 0)
;
errno = e;
But I think I'm drifting from the original point.
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(-1, NULL, 0) || errno == EINTR)
;
errno = e;
}
otherwise you could get bogus errors reported, I think.
if ((fp = fopen(foo, "r")) == NULL)
/* SIGCHLD arrives here */
warn("can't open foo");
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> distribution CDRom? I mean, where do I get the el-torrito boot
> image? How do I make it use it and then run sysinstall seamlessly?
Use floppies/boot.flp as the boot image, see "man mkisofs" for how to
set the boot image.
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Richard Stoodley wrote:
> Can you tell me where I can get Crack
Try <ftp://ftp.win.tue.nl/pub/security/crack5.0.tar.gz>
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imes.
*rofl*
I'll take that as a "don't worry, you don't need the pointy hat yet"
then. :-)
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consistent with the rest. Can someone confirm one way or the other, and
pass me the pointy hat for the first time if needed? Hmm, pointy hat
within a week, not good. :-(
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the current
behaviour of _not_ removing the directory. This was changed 2 years
ago...
| revision 1.20
| date: 1998/02/18 04:15:04; author: eivind; state: Exp; lines: +9 -13
| Make '-n' the default, and introduce a new flag '-r' to get old
| behaviour. Also indicate which
James Howard wrote:
> Now please place answers to the following questions in FAQ? What are
> fairings? Why does it matter what color the bikeshed is? What does
> non-reflexive? (Can you tell I read the follow question?:)
Perhaps if I knew the answers myself, I would. :-)
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mean a repo-copy and this probably isn't
important enough to justify that, so let's leave it be. People are
probably used to running '/etc/security' standalone as well.
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> BTW, congrats on your commit bit !
Than
nels since FreeBSD 3.1-RELEASE.
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, and that security shouldn't be run separately unless you set
daily_security_enable=NO or whatever the option is.
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# 440.status-mailq
> daily_status_mailq_enable="YES" # Check mail status
> daily_status_mailq_shorten="NO" # Shorten output
oh, right, ok. That should be simple enough.
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James Howard wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, Ben Smithurst wrote:
>
>> Try the attached. They haven't been thoroughly tested, but that's what
>> -CURRENT is for, right? :-) I even remembered to update the manual page
>> this time...
>
> This needs
horoughly tested, but that's what
-CURRENT is for, right? :-) I even remembered to update the manual page
this time...
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Index: ../man5/periodic.conf.5
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RCS file: /
o separate files so I could probably do it myself if no-one else has
planned it.
Brian? As creator of periodic.conf, what do you think?
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clemensF wrote:
>> Marius Bendiksen:
>
>> Actually, our suser() implementation is pretty non-portable.
>
> i take what i get. when i can do "man [23] ", i approve of the
> consequences.
Too bad suser() is in section 9 then. :-)
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;s what
you're after.
And Brian, are you sure you're not mixing it up with phk's proposals to
post a list of world breakage to -current or something? Or am I just
getting terribly confused? (I'll shut up now.)
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Richard Wackerbarth wrote:
> I looks to me like Julian's machine has the configuration problem.
> The dhcp client cannot get enough bpf's.
So why did tcpdump work? Both dhclient and tcpdump need one bpf, no? I
initially thought the same as you but then asked myself that qu
yway, it's hardly an important application, the FIFO in question is
"~/.signature". Can you guess what it does yet? :-) Yes I know there's
probably something in the ports to do what I want, but I'm one of these
perverted people who actually likes programming simple things
y happen, and if I run 'cat' again straight away it
normally happens again. If I leave it for a while it generally takes a
few attempts to make it happen again. If I add a sleep(2) after the fclose
it seems to work fine, but this seems like an ugly kludge.
FWIW I get similar resu
tat is your friend, if you're doing what I think you're doing.
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operators separate, but I don't really see a way around this.
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Index: extern.h
===
RCS file: /usr/cvs/src/usr.bin/find/extern.h,v
retrieving revision 1.9
diff -u -r1.9 extern.h
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> On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Ben Smithurst wrote:
>
>> any other people who might want it? I've attached a patch to implement
>> this, if I don't get any feedback I'll send-pr it instead, I thought I
>> might get a few opinions here first
e who might want it? I've attached a patch to implement
this, if I don't get any feedback I'll send-pr it instead, I thought I
might get a few opinions here first.
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Brian Fundakowski Feldman wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Ben Smithurst wrote:
>
>> why allow csh in the Makefile when the setting of DEFSHELL it results in
>> will not compile? Have I missed something?
>
> It's there to allow you attempt to shoot yourself in the
"DEFSHELL must be 1 or 2."
> +#endif
why allow csh in the Makefile when the setting of DEFSHELL it results in
will not compile? Have I missed something?
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doesn't fix the driver because he's too
busy doing things to earn his living? The word "hypocrite" springs to
mind. You'll be glad to know you've inspired me to investigate Mutt's
killfiling rules though.
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Matthew Dillon wrote:
> I've committed a fix to this in -current, 4.x, and 3.x. Rev 1.61
> kern/sys_pipe.c (current), 1.60.2.1 in RELENG_4, something else in
> RELENG_3. Sorry 2.2.x'rs, three is my limit :-)
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If anyone can shed any light on this, that'd be great.
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ick http:// on the front if it's a Web
address. That way, any half-decent software will allow the user to
select the URL somehow (in Mutt, ^B does it).
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elli but maybe he
> is out >of home so I have no response.
I suspect in this case uin == uid == user id (maybe uin stands for user
id number, I've seen it used before).
I can't help you with the rest, since I don't know Linux.
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t calls it, and thus only the last one ever
>> returns. Replacing sleep() with nanosleep() or something else that
>> is
>> thread-safe should solve that problem.
>
> Stupid question time..
>
> If that is so why doesn't sleep just use nanosleep? :)
It does in F
Bosko Milekic wrote:
> Could somebody try this piece of code on a -STABLE machine, just out of
> curiosity...?
I did, it gets SIGFPE too. (3.4-RC machine actually, but near enough :-)
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nted quite a while in the scripts, but couldn't
> figure out what was doing this?
Are you running ppp (user, not kernel pppd)? I think it will modify
/etc/resolv.conf if you specify ``enable dns'', but I'm not too sure
(check the source if you want).
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from the compatibility library, libcompat.
So you need to add -lcompat to the command line, or take the manual
page's advice and use getpwuid (with an argument of geteuid()) instead,
and copy the pw_name member of the returned structure to myuser.
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should be ${PREFIX}/man/man, I don't know why, but it
should be from what I can tell. MAN8 should be in both Makefiles, with
MANCOMPRESSED=yes set in the port Makefile as someone else suggested so
the installation procedure doesn't try to compress them when they are
already compressed
Doug wrote:
> Okey dokey, I can take a hint. :)
Can you take another one, regarding the unnecessary spaces after the
values in your "case"s? i.e., that they should be taken out and shot?
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Doug wrote:
> Okey dokey, I can take a hint. :)
Can you take another one, regarding the unnecessary spaces after the
values in your "case"s? i.e., that they should be taken out and shot?
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t 1>&2 3>&- 4>&-) 4>&1`
exec 3>&-
or something, should get it for you. I used `exit_code' rather than
`status' because `$status' is read-only in zsh, but that shouldn't be a
problem for plain old sh. You'd better add some comments explaining just
what it does :-)
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t 1>&2 3>&- 4>&-) 4>&1`
exec 3>&-
or something, should get it for you. I used `exit_code' rather than
`status' because `$status' is read-only in zsh, but that shouldn't be a
problem for plain old sh. You'd better add some comments explaining just
what it does :-)
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Mark J. Taylor wrote:
> + dev = malloc(strlen(vnp->dev)+6);
> + (void)sprintf(dev, "/dev/%s", vnp->dev);
You should be checking that malloc() doesn't return NULL, before trying
to write into the allocated space.
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Mark J. Taylor wrote:
> + dev = malloc(strlen(vnp->dev)+6);
> + (void)sprintf(dev, "/dev/%s", vnp->dev);
You should be checking that malloc() doesn't return NULL, before trying
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sth...@nethelp.no wrote:
> ! warn("");
That should (probably) be `warn(NULL);', otherwise you'd get something
like `rndcontrol: : error' rather than the (probably) desired
`rndcontrol: error'. (Or so my simple test showed
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That should (probably) be `warn(NULL);', otherwise you'd get something
like `rndcontrol: : error' rather than the (probably) desired
`rndcontrol: error'. (Or so my simple test showed
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