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> Thanks for the heads up on that Is there a way to make cron use something
> other then sendmail?
I missed the original post, and it appears to have been snipped away,
but one possibility:
http://www.freebsd.o
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Unfortunatly, this document doesn't fully explain how /usr/local/etc/rc.d
has changed, but it's a good start nonetheless. More can be gleaned
by following the links to other man pages, and reading the various
/etc/rc scripts themse
dress, which
isn't accessable from the Internet at large.
If this is the case, fix your links. Otherwise, please provide some
more information about the symptoms. I doubt there is any sort of
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have an account and refuses to process my transaction unless I log in
(to the account that doesn't exist).
Am I the only one they're doing this to? Doesn't seem like it's the
Foundation's faul
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> Bill Moran wrote:
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> > Unfortunatley, PayPal (who I don't have an account with) insists that I
> > have an account and refuses to process my transaction unless I log in
> > (to the account that doesn't exi
eeBSD problem, I'll drop the issue here until I find a
> solution.
Is IE involved in this anywhere?
I've noticed that IE tends to have problems with certian URLs.
The "trailing slash" issue sounds familiar as an IE problem (although
I'm not sure).
Have you trie
Jay O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Again. I understand, and it _should_ work. But it doesn't for me.
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> > I've been having this problem with Paypal for several months. I once
> > had a paypal account, then th
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Wine. Since I tend to have a lot of application windows open, it's a
> PITA to have to reload everything on boot. Thoughts?
This isn't a direct answer to your question, but you might want to have
a look at vmware.
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istory of stability, right?
There never was such a thing as FreeBSD 2.5.1. Are you sure you're not
using 5.2.1? 5.2.1 is experimental software and doesn't really have a
great history of stability. Upgrade to 5.3 (if that's the case).
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pace. While you can
get away with smaller, that's about the minimum before using the
box for maintenance purposes becomes a terrible burdon. Try upgrading
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> Suspend-to-disc (which Linux currently has) is yet to be written.
> There have been suggestions of saving the RAM to swap space and
> shutting down. I hope to see someone put this into action soon. It'd
> be a great feature. (Especially for mobi
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>
> Any advice would be appreciated.
When using tethereal to do captures, I found that nicing the capture
process reduced the incidence of dropped packets to 0.
Not exactly the same circumstance, but I would guess that tcpdump would
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in this day and age.
Postfix delivering to maildirs + Dovecot for POP3S/IMAPS makes a very
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> On Sun, 2 Jan 2005, Bill Moran wrote:
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> > But it's a great way to boot Linux under Windows, or FreeBSD under
> > either, or have multiple OSes running simultaneously under a single
> > computer.
>
> How good is device su
o I'm hoping that it's no longer vulnerable, but I can't
seem to determine what kind of attack was being used.
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> > Over the holiday I replaced a server that appeared to have been cracked.
> > Basically built a replacement with the same services in a san
mbols.
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> >My ntp.conf
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> >>>I'm experiencing a problem similar to the problem described in this thread:
>
; I am a newbie using FreeBSD so any suggestions would be appreciated.
Spend a little time in the /var/log directory and see if anything is being
logged around the time you lose connection.
Also, more clearly defining "lose connection" would help. What does
ifconfig say when the c
way that is not reachable based on the IP/netmask for the interface.
For example: If your IP/netmask is 172.16.0.1/255.255.255.0, then the
system has no way to reach 10.0.0.9.
If that's not the problem, the I suggest collecting some more detailed
informati
2_MSG_NEWKEYS sent
> > debug1: expecting SSH2_MSG_NEWKEYS
> > debug1: SSH2_MSG_NEWKEYS received
> > debug1: SSH2_MSG_SERVICE_REQUEST sent
> > debug1: SSH2_MSG_SERVICE_ACCEPT received
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en't as up to date as the English
version, so it may be worthwhile to look at the English version as well:
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at -rn` change?
3) In the netstat output will be a line that starts with "default", see
if you can ping that IP address - if not, then the problem is probably
with your switch/hub or other local network.
4) Try pinging 206.190.36.122 (that's the ip for story.news.yahoo.com),
if
the man page for ftpd for how this is done.
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;m wanting to migrate 4.X machines with existing vinum volumes to
5, and I'd rather not dump/restore.
2) There is at least one feature that vinum has that I don't see in
any GEOM class, that I'm using. That is the ability to add subdisks
and use growfs to enlarge filesystems w
ng such an uninstall ??
Pros are that the system will be easier to maintain. You're system will
have less programs with vulnerabilities installed, and will use less
disk space.
Cons are that you'll spend less time working with this system, and it's
less likely to get cracked,
machine and get
their cooperation.
If you're trying to get master.passwd on a machine that you have no root
access on, they you'll have to break root on that machine, and this is
the wrong forum to ask questions about how to do that.
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rticular problem
> yet. How can I force the build to ignore this problem for now?
make FORCE_PKG_REGISTER=yes install
This is in the ports manpage, and IIRC, it's also output as part of the
error when the port aborts installation.
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ension to the -i option of sed. That way it keeps a copy of the file
as it was before sed touches it. This will save you a lot of headaches,
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"DOS wildcards seem to mimic this".
> Where is it documented?
'man sh' - the section on "Shell Patterns".
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I need?
You can work with an incomplete ports tree sometimes. The ports tree
is heavily dependent on the fact that make can jump to different
directories to install dependencies and such ... that being said,
I have been able to use partial ports trees in the past. I
worked for me.
> On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 09:00:46 -0500, Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Paul Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > I've been trying to install a few packages using 'pkg_add -r' but I
> > > have fou
'm guessing 3000x3000 or so) and since most of it is off the
monitor, it's unusable.
I've tried installaing the vmware-tools4 package, and I've tried it
without the package. It doesn't seem to make much difference either
way.
Any suggestions or pointers on
Jason Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 02/24/05 23:37:53, Bill Moran wrote:
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> > I'd like to use FreeBSD inside VMWare on my desktop. I've used
> > VMWare
> > for testing things out in FreeBSD quite a few times with considerable
> > su
ks a million
Just reinstall the one you want. If it's Windows, you'll need to reinstall
the FreeBSD boot manager after you've reinstalled Windows (because Windows
rebuilds your boot loader to its liking, without asking you). Just make
sure you use the correct partitions, etc.
In various places in the source code, for example, in the code for printf():
printf(char const * __restrict fmt, ...)
I understand everything except __restrict. What does that mean/do? Is it
a FreeBSDism? (I can't find anything about it in any C docs)
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ssh has the -V switch to display the version.
sshd does not appear to have similar functionality. Is there a way to verify
the version of sshd running on a FreeBSD system?
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ssh has the -V switch to display the version.
sshd does not appear to have similar functionality. Is there a way to verify
the version of sshd running on a FreeBSD system?
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more expensive hardware to make up for lousy application design.
It's a damn shame, but that's what seems to happen a lot.
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e I wanted it (which
I can't really afford right now)
So, my question is: Can anyone say with confidence that this machine will
build a sane world/kernel for RELENG_5_1 after what I did? If not, I'll
just wipe out /usr/src and install a fresh source and re-cv
David Landgren wrote:
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Hey all.
This seems like a really dumb question to me, but I'm having such a rough
last two weeks that I'd rather be sure by sounding stupid, than by
looking
stupid.
What I'm doing is upgrading a machine to RELEASE_5_1 (to take care of
ast _some_ of these machines ;)
Anyway. Is there a typo somewhere? Or am I misunderstanding the
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Hey,
I'm a bit confused, and it may just be a typo.
I recently updated a bunch of servers to patch the arp problem recently
announced:
ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/CERT/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-03%3A14.ar
;m
doing because I haven't studied it yet ;)
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Chris Pressey wrote:
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Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey gang,
Hi Bill,
Actually, 2 questions:
1) What's the difference between:
struct customStruct {
int RecID;
char *Name;
};
and
typedef struct customStruct {
int RecID;
Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
1) What's the difference between:
struct customStruct {
int RecID;
char *Name;
};
and
typedef struct customStruct {
int RecID;
char *Name;
};
??
I had the latter, but when I started moving my code int
the IP/netmask you've assigned to the network card. If you
don't care, you can ignore the messages. All it means is that ARP was
not able to turn the IP address into a MAC address.
I believe there is a way to disable these messages, but I don't remember
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op de datum 2003-10-24 om 16:09, Bill Moran schreef:
arp:
Frequently I get this message on the first console:
arplookup 213.84.240.105 failed: host is not on local network
This means your network is configured strangely, although a lot of ISPs
s
nsure the app would compile/run on Linux (it's in C) ...
does that mean that porting to z/os should be pretty easy as well? Any links
to some serious information about what the system is like (other than IBM's
explanation of how many gazillion $$ I'll save by switching)?
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These tend to be a result of a port scan. (It's conceivable your DC
protocol is trying to connect to a closed port initially and then
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l work fine for now, but if
you start to scale up you'll wish you didn't have 65536 hosts on a single
network leg.
If you're sure you'll never be scaling up, then that netmask is fine, it
won't cause any problems. If you're sure, can I borrow your crystal ball
some time?
have those permissions, let alone the invalied UID/GID.
Suggestions anyone?
Last time I saw anything remotely like this, I had to reboot to single-user
mode and fsck the partition. Afterwards, I was able to rm the file without
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advise where can I seek assistance. TIA
Here, but include the bounce message or we don't know what's wrong.
B.R.
Stephen Liu
Remarks:
This problem has happened twice. Previously I also
encounterd the same problem. Finally it has to be
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Matthew Seaman wrote:
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Danny wrote:
I would like to setup a simple router, for the following:
Enable a 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 network talk to a 10.10.0.0 255.255.0.0
network, and obviously vise versa.
You'll probably just wa
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http://www.eng.hawaii.edu/Tutor/Make/
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CD (such as FreeSBIE) partition the new disk based on the disklabel/
fdisk dumps you made prior, then use restore/tar to restore the
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If that doesn't work, do a little research on the specific brand of mouse
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done, how do I do it? I've never used vinum before, and only know what
it is, but nothing about it.
I believe this is still valid:
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You might do better using rsync's native communication protocol (i.e., running rsyncd
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Danny wrote:
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Danny wrote:
Greetings,
So I have installed Postfix from the ports, read the pkg-message, read
the
changing the MTA in the handbook, and did
s based on file permissions. So
be sure that the anonymous user only has read access to the files in the
repository (I could be wrong on this, I apologize if I lead you astray).
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that I'm going insane ... seriously, these things work
everywhere except where I need them to work (as an aside ... the client tried them
in a Windows desktop machine and they worked fine there as well)
Does anyone have any suggestions? Thoughts? Anything?
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Kent Stewart wrote:
On Monday 10 May 2004 10:23 am, Bill Moran wrote:
This is the weirdest problem I'm seen in a while.
Client bought a pair of 160G Samsung SP1604N ATA drives. I'm
supposed to install them in an existing FreeBSD 4.9 system for
additional storage space.
As soon as the
Simon Barner wrote:
Bill Moran wrote:
Client bought a pair of 160G Samsung SP1604N ATA drives. I'm supposed
to install them in an existing FreeBSD 4.9 system for additional
storage space.
[ drives don't work in various systems except for one ]
I once had a similar problem with a 120
Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote:
On May 10, 2004, at 11:23 AM, Bill Moran wrote:
This is the weirdest problem I'm seen in a while.
Client bought a pair of 160G Samsung SP1604N ATA drives. I'm supposed
to install
them in an existing FreeBSD 4.9 system for additional storage space.
u a number of kernel settings related
to files, including the max number of open files and the max number of
open files per process.
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D is not part of any of Compaq's products.
However, I would recommend that you search Compaq's web site. The last time I did, I
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>J2SDK 1.4.1 fcs (or later).
>Apparently, your bootstrap JDK is version Abort trap
>Please update your ALT_BOOTDIR setting and start your build again.
> Exiting because of the above error(s).
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Christian Hiris wrote:
On Saturday 08 May 2004 00:24, Bill Moran wrote:
Trying to install openoffice from ports tree cvsupped yesterday and
failing. I don't want to install from a package, as I get an icky mess
between gtk 1 (which the openoffice package wants) and gtk 2 (which the
latest
:
http://rtp1.slowblink.com/~libh/
It's been grinding along for quite some time now. Whether
or not it ever gets completed is dependent on some folks
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filesystems.
Short-term, the solution is to delete some files off your /var
partition. Long term, you may need to reformat /var with more inodes
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ake a look at the scripts in /etc/periodic/daily/
You can simply add your script to that directory, and periodic will
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arriving on the wrong ethernet card, thus evoking these messages. The
reason you can turn them off in the kernel is that they're essentially
harmless in this situation. If you know what you've done and you're
comfortable with it
g on the BSD machine with the two NICs and it
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J.D. Bronson wrote:
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Then how do I get data from one segment to the other w/o using a
router and yet at the same time keeping 'arp' happy ?
You don't. That's what a router does. If you want to move data between
two different networ
to do "make" when done. You can also
do "make patch" instead of "make extract" - this will do the extract step and also
apply
any patches provided by FreeBSD. It's a matter of whether you want to apply your
patches
bef
ln
Otherwise, you can download any version you want from cvs:
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r hardware.
#4 is a rarity, but I've seen crappy power cause weird problems. Undersized
power supplies can cause similar problems.
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inding the older dependent packages and
getting them installed first.
I should really do a "make package" on my setup and submit it to the OpenOffice.org
folks ...
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type of install. A minumal is only a few hundred meg, but
a more practical installation will probably require a few gig.
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and to be run and the errors you describe
generally result.
Keep in mind that the user "root" has a user crontab that is different
from the system crontab.
If you're still fuzzy as to what went wrong, reading the man pages for
crontab (in addition to my explanation) should help.
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