to be killed first
and
> > those that ought to be killed last in low-memory situations
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inconsistencies that would be great.
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bank) and see if those work.
I can't attach gdb to a running -g'd version of natd, it just segfaults.
:(
> > Does natd support multiple alias addresses, or am I missing something
> > obvious?
> >
> Definitely supports!
>
> BTW, what version you are on?
3.2-R
1.2.3.5:80 -> 212.110.138.4:49960
> In [TCP] [TCP] 212.110.138.4:49960 -> 1.2.3.5:80 aliased to
>[TCP] 212.110.138.4:49960 -> 192.168.2.201:80
> Redirections are happening.
Very odd. I'm going to adjust the configfile so that it has no comments
or bla
.1.1.2:ssh
There is some logic in natd to handle the wrong case so that it is
equivalent to the right case, but that logic may be flawed.
> I just copied your config file from your original posting, see attached.
> But PLEASE MAKE SURE you have no trailing whitespaces at the end
ying to redirect a specific service, or all requests for a
particular IP address?
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Julian mumbled something about:
> how about doug white :-)
> He mentionned being a bit short on cash to go to USEnix
I need the plane ticket & hotel ... I have the student membership so the
actual show is like $100. The plane and hotel could break my measly
credit cards, not to menti
On Thu, 27 May 1999, Alex Belits wrote:
> On Thu, 27 May 1999, Doug White wrote:
>
> > If anyone had a DV (FireWire) camera they could make available, I could
> > ship my mac G3/350 down and edit the data it into video clips, then serve
> > it with QuickTime Streamin
3
#3 0xf0157851 in procfs_rwmem (curp=0xf4861ba0, p=0xf476c3c0,
uio=0xf4868f40)
at ../../miscfs/procfs/procfs_mem.c:256
256 vm_page_unwire(m, 1);
(kgdb) print m
$8 = (struct vm_page *) 0x100
Thoughts? Hints? Buttons to push? Thanks!
Doug White
essage on the console after this mount
> indicating success.
> It did not appear in this script output, obviously.
Bizarre. That may be a driver bug or your drive is getting into an
inconsistent state if it doesn't boot with a CD present.
What brand/model of CD drive is it?
Doug White
ment your solution, though ... from
the sounds of it, you can only have one concurrent connection to your
authentication server via this library, which sounds extremely lame. Do
the clients just sit around forever until the server returns? The
serialization this library forces isn&#
ou have any!
Also, your proprietary library has to be threadsafe too. Particularly if
it blocks... it'll probably block the whole process instead of the
individual thread. Unless we figured out a way to fix that :)
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gt; logs and such.
Sudden network outages during periods of high activity will cause mbuf
cluser consumption to increase.
'netstat -m' is your friend.
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> our tree on next gcc source import?
I believe there is a -fformat-extensions flag that gets around this
problem. Check out the kernel build for the actual flag as it's used
there.
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using the previous syscall(2) interface? They
die horribly? That's not acceptable.
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h boxes.
>
> i labeled the disks with:
> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/rda0 bs=1k count=1
> disklabel -Brw da0 auto
This is a bug in the adaptec BIOS. Don't do this for boot disks. Use
fdisk/real slices instead.
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2001] [alert] Child 777 returned a Fatal error...
> Apache is exiting!
> httpd in free(): warning: page is already free.
>
>
> anyone seen this before?
> i do have some things on nfs apache accesses..
Don't put the scoreboard & lock file on NFS. The Apache docs say this i
e firewall is a bit tenuous at best.
You generally want to use a separate host for mail, etc. and just
NAT it through.
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> But I can not for the life of me figure out how to do it the right way.
fdisk -I is your friend. (DANGER: THIS IS DESTRUCTIVE -- READ THE MAN
PAGE FIRST!)
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> kernel.
> i aim to make ufs run as a module on FreeBSD, which
> surely would require a lot of serious kernel
> code<-entry points.
It shouldn't be too bad as long as you force the loader to load the
module, otherwise you run into a chicken & egg problem.
Doug Wh
On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, dannyman wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 08:58:12PM -0700, Doug White wrote:
> [...]
> > fdisk -I is your friend. (DANGER: THIS IS DESTRUCTIVE -- READ THE MAN
> > PAGE FIRST!)
>
> Yeah ... I use it. It seems to do the right thing. Then disklabel doe
ce a request, finished serving, then goes to
> select again, all the rest (499) have to wake up and reaffirm thier
> desire to select().
We haven't applied wakeup_one() to select() yet? (I think I've argued
about this before.)
Someone get cracking! :)
Doug White
serv use select() in it's main loop? I've seen applications that
use a zero timeout for select() and when they're idle the select() loop
runs really fast. This certainly sucks for multiuser systems but for
dedicated boxes it allows for great response time.
Doug White
t, the Project even had one or two emulator boxes, software
and hardware, supplied by AMD. Where did those go?
(Yes I know the emulator is ass-slow and a gigantic beast, but it does
work, right?)
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, David O'Brien wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 18, 2001 at 12:51:17PM -0700, Doug White wrote:
> > (Yes I know the emulator is ass-slow and a gigantic beast, but it does
> > work, right?)
>
> The public simulator took 12 hours to get to the twirler of our
look at the EVFILT_VNODE type in the kqueue(2) manpage.
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s 329M, whild df says 54k.
Two things mainly cause du-vs-df sizing problems:
. hardlinks
. sparse files
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zation.
>
> But I don't find 'dumpdev' referenced anywhere under /usr/src/sys/boot/. Is
> the documentation wrong?
It wouldn't be there, but it alos loks like that tunable has gone away
when GEOM took over definign the dump device. Now it needs a struct to
specify the tar
gt; >#9 0xc05b21a6 in tcp_close (tp=0x0) at /usr/src/sys/netinet/tcp_subr.c:783
> >
> > There's something wrong here: If tcp_close() is passed NULL it will panic
> > at this point when it tries to dereference tp.
>
> Starting to stretch m
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Robert Withrow wrote:
> - Warm (or hot) standby.
Put me on the 'interested' list for this, particularly for the network
end. I have 'VRRPd for FreeBSD' on my very-long-range-todo but I doubt I
have the skills right now to implement i
bably some sort of interference. It also could be a device that
just can't take the heat.
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ning the VM system. http://www.daemonnews.org/
> I'm requiring unionfs/nullfs to be working to use in jails.
> I'm ready to give some time to make changes in implementation to be working.
If you're starting from nothing you have a lot to learn.
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what is wrong? Could someone also perhaps post some examples that
> do work?
Hint: don't. :-) I suggest looking at the PicoBSD install disk for a
tried-and-true way of doing this.
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than 1 MB.
This is in the archives and the FAQ at www.freebsd.org. This is normal.
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Check your rules... try running open to start out with then restrict as
needed.
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On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Sergio Faustino wrote:
> To make the QuickCam (grayscale) work with Windows NT machines you
> must install an NT driver. I'd like to know as to get this driver.
Ask in a NT forum, then.
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Brandon Fosdick wrote:
> Where/How does one implement a hardware interrupt handler? I haven't done this
> sort of thing since the days of DOS. I imagine its a lot different in *nix. :)
Yes, you write a kernel device driver.
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fdisk -a -1 ad0
would just set it instead of asking.
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one from
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se kqueue to
*implement* threads. :-)
AFAIK kqueue hasn't been made threadsafe, you'll have to bug
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On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Richard Stoodley wrote:
> Hi Can you tell me where I can get Crack
www.virtualcrack.com
Go send yourself some.
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interface list to use some other data
structure.
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y is available.
Select-based "threads" aren't too difficult to set up in C, you could use
http://www.nightmare.com/medusa, a Python implementation, as a starting
point. Also most NNTP servers have been using techniques like this for
years.
The key to these types of s
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Brandon Fosdick wrote:
> Does anyone have fam working with fmon yet? The sgi page has a few
> mentions of it but they're a few months old.
man kqueue
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ementation of
select-based threading. We've done a somewhat trivial port of it to
kqueue and are working on a better integration module.
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, I was forced to work with nsswitch -> host.conf issue.
I think we all like the semantics, but I recall a large discussion about a
year ago that NetBSD's nsswitch is serializing, which for heavy DNS use is
a major performance hit. I don't recall if a design ever came out of it.
Doug Whi
supports UDMA33
> however, so that's not really an issue.
I'd suggest upgrading to a proper DMA66 cable and see if that helps.
> My question ... can I use the ad driver from 4.x with 3.51-RELEASE? This
> problem doesn't occur under 4.0 or 4.1-RELEASE/S
ted to use but the card wouldn't init. We
put it in a standard pentium box and it worked. We still have that card
with a 16 port box that I've been tempted to play with.
We ended up using good ol' cisco 2511s.
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On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Arjan Knepper wrote:
> Doug White wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Arjan Knepper wrote:
> >
> > > Anyone experience with this board?
> > > Any comments? Recomandations?
> >
> > I have a ze card that we bought for use
physical network.
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the mfsroot image. Mike Smith can elaborate.
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On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Zhiui Zhang wrote:
>
> I am wondering whether there is a good reason for not putting FreeBSD in a
> DOS extended partition.
Good luck booting it.
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On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Zhiui Zhang wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Doug White wrote:
>
> > On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Zhiui Zhang wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > I am wondering whether there is a good reason for not putting FreeBSD in a
> > > DOS extended partitio
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Marc Tardif wrote:
> What is the quickest way of writing large amounts of data to disk?
Sequentially. Disks run an order of magnitude faster if they have
sequential data. Don't get too fancy with the ordering since the disk
driver will just reorder it for you.
Do
=/dev/ad1 bs=4k' works great; takes about an hour to
scrub the entire disk. Run until clean. Running it right now in fact.
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them apart
and see what they do.
> Then, the other question is, how the heck does sysinstall get launched? If I
> can get at a script that launches sysinstall, I could set an install.cfg for
> sysinstall to run instead of having to point at differnt install.cfg's via
&g
On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Jamie Heckford wrote:
> Is their a tool out their or does anyone have a quick bit of code / hack that
> will "probe" all of the irqs on my box and tell me which ones are used /
> available??
dmesg | grep irq
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> simulatenously, 256 meg RAM.
Small processes.
> On the postfix list, it seems someone has heard from several FreeBSD
> "experts" that FreeBSD should not be run at above maxusers = 128,
> while somebody else said they were running
ents of the new
> kernel thread.
>
> Do you think it's possible and that it won't cause some portability problems ?
Also, select() works on more descriptors than kqueue/kevent() does
currently (i.e. NFS).
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s.
3. Try to boot the box; watch BTX die in the same place every time.
The Adaptec BIOS is doing something really fugly when it doesn't find
proper partition tables on the disks.
It does it if ANY of the disks are done 'dangerously dedicated.'
The easy solu
mtftp-tmout code 4 = unsigned integer 8;
>option PXE.mtftp-delay code 5 = unsigned integer 8;
Problem #2: This is not required, and is in fact wrong. tftp != mtftp.
Unless you have an MTFTP server around ...
I highly suggest doing it the old fashioned way with boot-file. PXE wi
o know what PXE version you were using and
on what device.
For newer PXE revs (2.X), you want build 082 or later. Everything before
is broken in some way. The 0.99c version of the Boot Agent (on older fxp
cards) is fine, however.
The Intel 810 firmware is quite broken; a fixed one will be ava
s this nasty bad habit of broadcasting
ARPs on all interfaces. For this reason multihomed Linux boxes should be
banned.
We got tired of it at my previous job and patched around it on the linux
machine.
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te debugging or ddb)?
kld debugging is a bit tricky. Take a look at the debugging macros and
bits that Greg Lehey put together for vinum for a starting point. You have
to calculate the appropriate offset to get to the KLD code in gdb.
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yscalls
have to be translated, otherwise if you were running as root and loaded a
linux lib into a freebsd binary, then that lib called fcntl(), your system
would reboot :)
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s static nat).
You can specify an IP and rc.network autodetects to use -n or -a.
natd_interface="a.b.c.d" is ok (at least on 4.2)
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n get memory utilization stats from sysctl; look in the 'vm' group.
CPU usage still has to come from kmem I think. Check the vmstat / top
code.
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figure it with IP 0.0.0.0.
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#x27;s a bit dated, but I've used the same system
with PXE netbooting to install tons of machines. It can NFS mount just
about anything, so you can rig your own autoconfig scheme so you don't
need to set the machine name & IP manually :)
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Sen that they will not tolerate DD disks.
Put proper partition tables on them and they should behave.
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Happens to me on L440GX+ boards.
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in /dev and the sgid on
> vmstat.
> Everything right. Can any one tell what i did thtat messed up my 4.1?
This generally happens if you don't boot your kernel with loader(8). Make
sure you're booting your kernel the right way ... delete /boot.config,
particularly if it mentions
l, so many packets are
> getting dropped.
BPF isn't a high-performance interface. If you need something faster, you
should add your code to the kernel network stack. Then you will get a
call to your code for every packet input of the type you're looking for.
Doug White
the shell and any
> processes attached to it.
> how can we kill these leftover shells & processes if this occurs?
Is your app handling SIGHUP? If not, the app will stay running, as well as
its parents.
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I've looked for howto's online but haven't found anything. any
> suggestions
Did you find rc.diskless2, which sets all this up for you?
This is a good description of how to use it (and set up other stuff for
diskless/readonly media systems):
http://neon1.net/
nt options?
I believe this is correct (and safe) behavior for the default case.
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>
> Has anyone looked at this to see if you could send files to it
> from FreeBSD ?
Try adding the vendor/product ID to usbdevs then rebuild umass.
I suspect it requires a bit more than that :)
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s), but I was hoping for something more
> general purpose. And no, I don't want to write it in perl : -)
> I'm trying to make it low impact, hence c.
mrtg? :-) You're just calling sysctl and returning the result; it could
be done in a very short shell script.
Doug White
ld compatibilty slice will
certainly get you in hot water.
I've been thinking about hacking up some forth to handle this switching
programatically, so you get a nice menu to pick which FreeBSD slice to
boot from if you enable the feature.
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ly
implemented anywhere. sessionlimit may be one such option. I'd suggest
checking login(8) since that's what generally enforces the limits (libutil
just reads them).
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gt; though harder to do an automatic fallback, perhaps.
You try boot0 ... that's where my problem showed up. One would boot but
the other says "Invalid partition." This is a heavily hacked install
though (since sysinstall won't let you put a second / into a second slic
n't know why, and I'm pretty
> sure I don't want to know :=)
That's a distinct possibility. I made it with sysinstall but I made the
previous slice a wierd size (not a power of 2). sysinstall probably didn't
quite justify it to the BIOS's want. I'll have to
ispose of the threads
and streamline your code.
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Do whatever you want. :-)
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On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Floris 'Tamama' van Gog wrote:
> I read that kevent/kqueue weren't very thread-safe.
Where did you read this? kqueue/kevent are perfectly threadsafe. Now,
whether kevent is useful in threads is a totally different matter
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of the rules not getting installed before natd
fires up. Are you using ppp.linkup (or equivalent) to configure ipfw in
this case?
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> %whoami
> root
> %uname -r
> 4.5-RELEASE
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eir comparison charts and it seems a lot easier than grepping
> /var/run/dmesg.boot. :)
I've been asked several times about how to get CPU speed information for
inventory purposes.
People would really like the speed number printed on the chip, not what
it's currently running
ams with linux binary compat. though freebsd compiled
> programs does segfaults too sometimes .. I'm sure its not corrupted
> memory cause everything was working before.
This belongs on -questions.
Two words: Bad Memory
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on of the southbridge, then hooking it to a
driver would be tricky without some serious hackery to whatever driver is
grabbing that device/function.
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ore I asked. But I
> need it in tar.gz format, while the source files on
> ftp.freebsd.org has something different.
Yeah, a split tar.gz format. 'cat swhatever.* | tar xzf -'
You might find http://cvsweb.freebsd.org/ more useful.
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ary with debugging symbols is left in
/sys/compile/MYKERNEL/kernel.debug while the actual kernel is stripped
before installation into /kernel.
If the debugging kernel was actually loaded it would be gigantic :)
This is all detailed in the Handbook section on kernel debugging, btw.
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ecify
a debugging kernel to kgdb as the exec-file and it will load properly.
> > This is all detailed in the Handbook section on kernel debugging,
> > btw.
>
> Hmm, that needs to be fixed, then.
The Developer's Handbook, section 16, has the details. It seems to match
up wit
'daX' device ever gets associated with the device however.
>
> Does anyone have any experience with this product and/or know what it
> may take to get it working under FreeBSD?
'camcontrol rescan 1'?
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t/bin/copykeys.sh
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> ; <<>> DiG 8.3 <<>> -p @192.168.7.251 www.foo.com
> ; (1 server found)
> ;; res options: init recurs defnam dnsrch
> ;; res_nsend to server 192.168.7.251: Connection refused
You need to reflect the TCP port as well.
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ck it up.
> The patches to ldd will. They will recurse on down forever.
I realize this is probably extremely rare, but does it catch circular
dependencies? You don't want it looping off into forever.
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On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Mike Meyer wrote:
> It lists both libraries once, showing the dependencies between
> them. When it finds a library, it adds it to the list if it isn't
> already on it. It keeps listing what's in a library until all of them
> are listed.
Sounds like a g
ble, I hate it when it happens too,
but sometimes they are necessary.
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m not sure that works anymore.)
Not all BIOSen work properly even with PNP BIOS off -- they miss devices,
sound cards being the most common.
PCI is of course immune from these problems since it has resource
assignment built-in.
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