urce code or not.
Just a warning, if you _did_ update your source code, you need
to remake world as well as the kernel or you'll have trouble.
If you didn't update your source, the steps outlined above
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tivate SCSI support. Sorry for not mentioning it on
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NP. I just wanted to bring it up in case. It's a
fairly common mistake to update ones sources, build a
new kernel without rebuilding world, and then wonder
where all the problems are coming from ;)
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your problem is with samba, you'll most likely need to include your
smb.conf file in order to get any decent help.
Cheers
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listed there,
it will probably make things easier on you.
Good Luck!
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Praneeth Reddy wrote:
i have only 1.38 mb floppy disks, so can i burn
those
2 files into one cd and install it by cdrom.
You have a fe
trast, have an
automatic XFree86 configure program that does this for you)
I recommend that you read through this chapter of the handbook:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/x11.html
and proceed with setting up XFree86. If you hit specific problems, don't
hesitate t
carvin5string wrote:
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You've got a user's crontab created in the format of the system
crontab.
The system crontab has an extra field to designate the user under
which
the job should run. When this field is entered in a user's crontab,
mount says it's hardly ever used)
I think you've got a greenlight here. I've seen lots of people use
noatime, and I've never heard of anyone having trouble. I'm sort of
surprised that noatime isn't the default ...
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going again by deleting the .gnome (and other, similar directories)
from my home directory. Note that this second one blows away all your
Gnome settings.
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Gary Kline wrote:
On Fri, May 21, 2004 at 02:22:46PM -0400, Bill Moran wrote:
Gary Kline wrote:
For some months I've had increasing troubles with my
4.9/4.10 abruptly crashing. This morning I found my
workhorse server, tao, down and hung up while trying to
fsck /usr. I cleaned every
R on this ... I made a few additions, and I think
the handbook will explain this much better now. Sounds like a committer is
going to get this into the tree within the next few days.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=docs%2F66963
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e. So I then su'd and tried again
and got the same message again. The I tried -
/etc/crontab -u chip crontab (with and without the -e)
and get permission denied, as root.
I am running 5.1-Release, and a standard default install.
Regards,
Chip
Bill Moran wrote:
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If yo
ever. I may be remembering wrong, but I seem to remember a cheap CD-ROM
plugged into the same chain as the HDD causing this.
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dependencies that aren't always obvious. (i.e., using a USB HDD
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ports are open because portmapper is running. See the
docs on how to shut it down. Portmapper is often associated with NFS,
but there are other programs that use it as well.
Second, to find out what is opening a port, use "sockstat -4".
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ething I really understand. Where is some nice documentation
on this?
"man disklabel" is pretty comprehensive.
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Stijn Hoop wrote:
On Wed, May 26, 2004 at 09:28:09AM -0400, Bill Moran wrote:
Stijn Hoop wrote:
does anyone know if the Promise ATA100 controller PCI card supports 160 G
disks on -STABLE?
I'm not 100% sure that the Promise controller is the problem here:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/fr
hat hostname is in /etc/hosts, thus it sends to where
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rently still under active development (the port was updated
with a new version just today ... what kind of crazy nut is updating ports
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ncident?
All advice very welcome.
Not enough information here to be sure, but it sure sounds like a hardware
problem.
You might do well to try memtest86 and cpuburn on that machine for a while,
to see if you can track down a hardware problem. Monitor the temperature
of the machine while doing so, could be
ld have something similar.
vm.defer_swapspace_pageouts might do the trick, but so it seems to be
poorly documented...
Seems so. This might be a question better suited for hackers@ ... and
then passed on to doc@ ... I believe there's an effort currently going
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ftp.freebsd.org has address 62.243.72.50
ftp.freebsd.org has address 204.152.184.73
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SWIT wrote:
Hello,
I am tyring to install from th
;t very CPU intensive. And given
FG> the fact that ipf works at the IP stack level, I don't think you can have
FG> more than one thread active at a time messing with the IP data structures.
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? with one GBIT NIC connected to 100Mbit swith?
A gbit NIC isn't going to run at gbit speed on a 100mbit switch.
I would look elsewhere than the NIC. Intel NICs are good units (in my experience,
if someone knows of problems with them, please speak up)
Read the polling man page and see
r svscan directory will
be /var/service instead of /service to comply with hier(7). Adjust the
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I guess, if you absolutely want to come up with a reason to buy new
hardware, this is as good a reason as any.
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t introduce into the kernel is beyond my
complete understanding, and that complexity alone might prevent such a
change.
But I'm interested as to why it hasn't been done. I simply refuse to
think that nobody else has thought of it. I just figure that there's
a good reason somewhere why
if
that applies to your situation, though, as that's usually referring to
ethernet, and you claim the problem hasn't always been there.
Try polling and see if the load reduces and the performance increases.
If all that machine is doing is routing, you can configure it to be
dedicated to routin
On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 14:04:36 -0400
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> > Unless I'm mistaken, at one time turning on the sticky bit on a binary
> > would
> > tell the kernel not to swap out that program when
factor.
If you're not able to get anywhere, post again and include your XFree config,
as well as the log file mentioned above.
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now postfix is bouncing all emails where the ips
>> dont match the domain name.
This is _one_ of many anti-spam tricks.
Consider setting up a greylist. I've had tremendious success lowering the
amount of spam and viruses with a greylist on my mail sever.
http://pr
ith the software. If you are, edit
the Makefile to comment out the FORBIDDEN= line and rerun make.
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o the same thing so i can connect to my isp using the shell and
> never needing to use the x window
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x27;a don't support pooling ?
The man page for polling does not list the bge driver as supported, and the
bge man page says nothing about polling that I can find.
However, the fxp driver (for the Intel NIC) _does_ support polling.
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ave no need of journalling.
Even still, you get comparible performance with ufs+softupdates (although it's
just a _little_ slower).
Now, I've never done "plug tests" on UFS, but I haven't heard of any UFS
filesystems getting beyond the point that PostgreSQL couldn't r
my own vanish.
>
> Can anyone help.
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g with different techniques for months, and the greylister
is the best I've used so far. It never has a false positive, rejects virus/spam
before using up all the bandwidth to send it, uses almost no CPU and (in my
experience) stops about 95% of the viruses and spams.
http://projects.pure
i cannot work out how to install it.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/install-pre.html
See section 2.2.7 on preparing the installation media. If you can tell us
exactly what procedure you're trying to follow, and exactly how it is failing,
I'm sure we can
http://www.lemis.com/questions.html and follow the advice there
on what needs reported.
With what little information you've provided, I can only answer "Either you're
doing it wrong or your computer is broken."
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27;ve this kind of problem, always it's because some error in RAM.
>
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o in normal operation that would not be any
> major problem.
What about 5's background fsck? Is that set up so it's able to run after
the securelevel has been raised? Background fsck seems to wait a minute or
so for the machine to boot before it starts.
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in the background,
after booting, or in the foreground during the boot, forcing the boot process
to wait on it (background_fsck="NO" is basically the same behaviour as pre-5
systems)
background_fsck_delay is pretty obvious.
Hopefully, that will help you reach a config that works for you.
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limited by a lack of drivers for phone cards. You'd think you could just
use standard modems, but not really. There is a lot of work going in to making
asterisk work better on FreeBSD, so it's not going to be like this forever.
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> > While it may be overkill, Asterisk is really the software you're looking
> > for: http://www.asterisk.org It'll do everything you need and more.
> >
> > Un
ynamic IPs for the same reason I lock my doors at night, because if I don't
people abuse my kindness. The fact that it also keeps out friendly people
sometimes is something I don't like, but have to live with.
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get handled. Complain that you're having trouble sending
mail because their DNS is poorly set up and continue to push and they'll finally
come around. Every time I've done this, it's been resolved eventually. Heck,
you might even find t
Louis LeBlanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > "Lucas Holt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >>Just make sure they are truly dynamic ips. Many people block ips identified
> >>as "DSL" connections. Those are no
stall.
My suggestion:
1) Back up anything important on the XP machine before you start
2) Contact your local Linux Users Group (or BSD users group, if you're lucky
enough to have one ... most LUGs have BSD geeks in attendance as well) and
find out when their next installfest is. This is
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can't compare it to ports.
Secondly, most large companies that I'm aware of do NOT install Windows updates
until they've tested the changes in the lab to ensure that said changes don't
break more than they fix. On that count, I think FreeBSD is just as good, or
better, than Windo
eeBSD Foundation. If you don't, however, at least come
back and tell the FreeBSD community about your success, so we can feel good
about what we've done. :)
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Be sure you back up any important data before starting, _especially_ if
you're unfamiliar with the process.
If you hit specific questions or problems as you go, don't hesitate to ask
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Peter Risdon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bill Moran wrote:
>
> >Peter Risdon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >>cvsup'ing overnight is routine and fine.
> >>
> >>The make build/install stuff seems a bit more delicate. I'
general, no.
> > On the other hand ... think of this as a Murphy's Law scenario:
> >if you automate, it _will_ break horribly two days before some
> >absolutely critical deadline.
> >
>
> QED
I must be "out of touch&
t; >
> > Have you read the install docs?:
> >
> >
> http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/install.html
> >
> > Be sure you back up any important data before
> > starting, _especially_ if
> > you're unfamiliar with t
while it's doing a buildworld.
Please note that I am not an authority on hardware, if I'm off-base here, I
wouldn't mind a correction ;) But this is how things stand to the best of
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> >> Hopefully I'll get my flat screen back soon from repair. I guess
> >> those use
> >> less power, right?
> >
> > I remember having this con
allows the cpu fan
to pull air from outside the case. Some cases even have the duct built in (my
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Greg Lehey has a lot of good chapters for beginners,
and as you learn, it'll still have a lot to teach you.
The online FreeBSD Handbook also has a chapter on basics:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/basics.html
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L) is that temp
differential is more important than air volume. The upshot being that by
bringing air in from the outside of the case (which is cooler) you can run
slower fans (thus have a quieter system) and have the same quality of cooling.
The flip side is that if you need _more_ cooling, you
when the tree is broken.
If lurking on the -CURRENT list for a while doesn't reveal the nature of the
problem, post the errors you're getting to -CURRENT, and I'm sure someone will
have reasonable advice for you. It also wouldn't be unusual if the breakage is
already fi
modules from ports, the FreeBSD ports magic
ensures that the proper (in the FreeBSD world) locations are checked.
The upshot being, if you don't install everything from ports, you need to learn
how to tell the installation program where to look for dependencies. There's
probably some option
pleasantly surprised that you don't have to :)
p.p.p.s. Once PHP is installed, just go to the mod_frontpage directly and
install it, it will add the module to Apache
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ee, in particular, the section on the -m option, which describes (in brief)
the known performance problems and how FreeBSD reacts.
Robert's numbers aren't quite right. The point at which performance starts to
suck is 90% full.
You won't have any _problems_, it's just that per
| for root) with that 100% being with the
> | set-aside already taken out, it shouldn't
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bothered to
invest the research into improving them. (That combined with the fact that
disk space keeps getting cheaper and cheaper, makes it unlikely that anyone will
invest much $$$ into researching how to use that last 10% while still
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ore I spent (wasted?) a lot of time trying to make it
work.
2) Can anyone suggest an alternative to Apache+Frontpage? I prefer scp myself
(and there are even spiffy GUI scp clients for Windows) but many of these
clients _insist_ on using Frontpage, so I _must_ continue to cater to them.
Luke Kearney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> granted us these pearls of wisdom:
>
> >
> > I just learned that if you run Apache+Frontpage, you can't teach Apache to
> > only lis
e are
two frontpage ports, apache_fp and mod_frontpage. I've got apache_fp installed.
Anyone using mod_frontpage that can say whether it's better or worse?
> At 07:38 AM 6/10/2004, Bill Moran wrote:
>
> >I just learned that if you run Apache+Frontpage, you can't t
irectives in the Frontpage Apache config that might cause this
... but I suppose it's possible that I'm missing something.
> At 09:42 AM 6/10/2004, Bill Moran wrote:
> >Tim Traver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Bill,
> > >
> > > Not sur
nd a fix for it?
Considering that it's for 5.X, you might want to subsribe to FreeBSD-current@
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answer is to track down which program is doing this
and fix it.
If you do the copy/symlink thing, make sure you reboot in single user mode
first, otherwise you'll have problems with programs that are trying to use
/var while you're doing this.
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ught I would let you know that I couldn't reproduce it...
Like I said. I really appreciate you taking time to look into this. I'm going
to find time to try out the mod_frontpage port to see if it's better behaved.
>
> Tim.
>
>
> At 10:38 AM 6/10/2004, Bill
. Customers are customers ...
they want what they want, and if I don't give it to them, they'll take their
money elsewhere.
That's one more reason to get it running in a jail. I will report back my
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ather lucky.
>From the way you're talking, it doesn't sound like luck, it sounds like you
were smart.
I agree with the general statement ... that any OS can be secure if properly
adminned. I just find that it's much, much more work to properly admin a
MS system than Free
d of frustrated that I have this mysterious behaviour that I can't
explain, but I'm pretty happy that I have a solution/workaround to move
forward in spite of the issue. In a few days, the troublesome installation
won't even exist anymore, it'll have been replaced with a jail!
B
can't remember the name/links to the perl
script I'd used in the past.
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ll antivirus
> software on the clients have been disabled.
>
> Any help is needed urgently.
> Thanks in advance leon.
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latform do I have (i386, pc98 ? )
i386.
> and what OS would you recommend for my purposes ( FreeBSD, Red Hat, SUSE?)
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> ports installed, so I expect that alone will be kinda ugly to work
> with (See the corrolary to Murphy at the bottom).
>
> Since I haven't got the system yet (about 10 days out), I'd like to
> have an idea where to
comodate Samba shares). I definitely want to keep IMAP,
> but adding POP3 will depend entirely on the associated pain factor.
Have you looked at dovecot? I've been very happy with it for small
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-osize" and watch to
see what processes at the top are using. Look at the "active" RAM in top and
see if that fills up without end. And leave the system running for a few
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t looking through it's sysctls (does AIX have sysctls?) or if you peruse
the /etc directory to see how things get started at boot time.
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se as a logo for other things than I can keep track of. I've seen
more renditions of the beastie in artwork than both the penguin and the
butterfly combined. The simple fact is that _most_ people like the beastie,
and the few who are horribly offended by it don
s.
Use google to search for "+freebsd +laptop" and you'll find a number of sites
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> reading fsbn 197443151 of 26369792-26369823 (ad0s1 bn
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FreeBSD is not Red Hat, and does not have an EOL in the same way that Red Hat
does.
The closest thing I know of is the security teams commitment to providing
patches for new security issues:
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> status=59 error=40
> ad0s1h: hard error reading fsbn 197443151 of
> 26369792-26369823 (ad0s1 bn 197443151; cn 12290 tn 68 sn 17)
> status=59 error=40
> ad0s1h: hard error reading fsbn 197443151 of
> 26369792-26369823 (ad0s1 bn 197443151; cn 12290
ing for the right phrases, since I can't believe I'm the
only one doing this.
Any advice or pointers are welcome.
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Alex Zbyslaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bill Moran wrote:
>
> >I'd like to start logging everything that
> >happens during any ssh login (since all our work on these machines is
> >via ssh). I understand, and frequently use script(1), but I want this
> &g
riptions of how the pager and swapper work. The complexity
of those two systems, and the reasoning behind how they're designed is more
than can easily be answered on an email list.
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lel adapter,
but I've got no experience with these. I've been warned about USB ->
serial adapaters and how the translation isn't always 100%, so I'm
trying to gather some information before I go forward with this plan.
Anyone use one of these? How well do they work in gener
"Eugene Prenzler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to know if there is a institution in South Africa, Gauteng,
> Pretoria that offers Certification on Free BSD?
Information can be found here:
http://www.bsdcertification.org/
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