Hello!
I recently upgraded a friend's computer to 8.2-STABLE and
we are noticing some network performance problems...
In particular, when a large file is being uploaded outside
(via scp), two weird things happen:
1. Although it begins with a transfer rate of over 2Mb/s
(as rep
On 28.11.2011 00:27, Eugene Grosbein wrote:
Do not use natd, use ipfw nat instead - it uses the same libalias
but completely in kernel and avoids gigantic natd overhead.
I guess, I'll have to research this new method... But I don't recall this being
a problem with FreeBSD-7.x -- are there some k
Hello!
The on-motherboard Ethernet "card" in one of my computers stopped
working suddenly... I'm too far away and don't want the local users to
open up the machine to insert anything. Thus, I'd like to use an
external USB nic.
The OS is FreeBSD-8.2-stable/i386. Any recommendations? It can be
On my systems, where I rebuild "world" by hand, I usually disable INET6
(WITHOUT_INET6 is documented in src.conf(5)) -- because it is still a waste on
today's Internet with most ISPs.
Unfortunately, this effectively disables tools like nmap, which use an
expression like:
Packet capture fi
In a fairly common setup today, a proxy (say, Varnish) runs on the same
system as the actual "backend" server (such as Apache).
Would it be worthwhile to alter them both to allow them to talk via a
socket instead of via TCP (on the lo0 interface)?
Or is the win just too negligible? Thanks!
Hello!
I found this same question asked back in 2005, but never answered:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2005-September/098717.html
Today, 7 years later, using FreeBSD-9.1 I observe, that copying a file
to an SMB-server (a box with embedded Linux, actually), I get jus
Hello!
I have a rather bizarre problem with my on-board sk interface... It only
works, when tcpdump is running...
Seriously. It negotiates with the switch (1000baseT/full-duplex) just
fine, but, unless tcpdump has it open (and in "promiscuous" mode), no
traffic seems to go through. It would
Hello!
I'm porting a piece of software, which uses MSG_MORE flag with send,
from Linux.
Is there a smart alternative for the flag on FreeBSD (other BSDs?), or
should I just define it to zero?
Thanks!
-mi
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Hello!
I'm trying to watch video via RTSP/RTP from a remote net-camera on my
7.0-STABLE/i386 from July 6th:
vlc --verbose 2
rtsp://user:passw...@remote.example.com/nphMpeg4/g726-320x240
Things work fine, when my machine has the firewall disabled.
Unfortunately, the machine is also in cha
Paolo Pisati написав(ла):
> Mikhail T. wrote:
>> However, if I disable just one of the rules below -- 1300, the one
>> diverting all traffic to natd -- the video works fine... So it is not
>> any of the other rules, that are the problem, nor is it the remote
>> server..
Hello! I asked this question online already:
http://superuser.com/q/1138996/247471?sem=2
if you have an answer, please, share it wherever you feel appropriate...
have a fairly vanilla home LAN with an Internet provider-supplied router
providing DHCP. The router uses many of its default sett
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