You might want to try sticking sendmail_enable="NO" into your
/etc/rc.conf. There's a bunch of other services that get started by
default, /etc/defaults/rc.conf has all the details. That's for FreeBSD
4 and up atleast. If I remember correctly to fix this in versions smaller
than 4, just edi
I recall someone on the freebsd-mobile mailing list having a similar
problem. What I told them to try was using options VESA in their
kernel config or use the vesa.ko kernel module. I looked at it a little
more closely and it appears that you might also need the SC_PIXEL_MODE
option in your kern
In reference to a problem someone reported on the freebsd-mobile mailing
list, I took a look at the handling of the FTP_PASSIVE_MODE environment
variable in libftpio. What I found was that it would use passive ftp
based on if the environment variable was set or not and didn't acutally
check it's
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Yoshinobu Inoue wrote:
>Sorry, I received those mails in reversed order.
>
Not a problem.
>Ah, I noticed that gif routines need to be defiend in protosw,
>and they are defined like below with "#ifdef NGIF" directive.
>
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>
>
>Some consideration like in ip_mroute.c might
I fixed this obvious problem in the latest message I sent with new
Makefile's. Note that there might be some side-effect of making gif into
a kernel module. When I was using the gif kernel module I couldn't ping6
to anywhere. Now that it's compiled directly into the kernel I can. I
have to do
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Eric D. Futch wrote:
>Ahh.. thanks for the quick reply...
>
>Mar 27 16:43:35 quake /kernel: link_elf: symbol in_gif_outp
Ahh.. thanks for the quick reply...
Mar 27 16:43:35 quake /kernel: link_elf: symbol in_gif_output undefined
Mar 27 17:06:08 quake /kernel: link_elf: symbol in_gif_output undefined
Mar 27 17:08:33 quake /kernel: link_elf: symbol in_gif_output undefined
Mar 27 17:10:25 quake /kernel: link_elf: symb
This all started with wanting to play with IPv6 without rebooting. I
forgot to add the gif and faith pseudo-device lines in my kernel config
last time I was playing in it.
I noticed that gif and faith interfaces don't exist as modules. After
playing around with trying to make faith and gif (for
I think people are forgetting that you do not necessarily need to download
the entire ISO image in order to make a fresh install of FreeBSD. Back
when I started using FreeBSD somewhere around version 2.1, I remember
donwloading the boot floppies, then installing the whole deal over FTP,
all on a
I could imagine this causing problems with people that are behind a proxy
server or NAT. Since whatever would be collecting the statistics could
easily write off these systems as being offensive. I could safely assume
that this would prevent access of sites to a few of our customers who have
a l
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