_The_Design_and_Implementation_of_
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the machine, use 5. Otherwise, you'll probably want 5 so you're up
with all the latest stuff.
Some might argue that 5 is not officially for production use yet, but
the announcement that it is ready for production use seems as if it
will
many ISPs do not fully support IPv6, and that 5.2.1
> > would try to use it first and then after a timeout it would try IPv4.
>
> No, that's referring to order of DNS lookups and your ISP's broken
> nameserver, not TCP/IP performance.
There is also the w
> I am currently
> employing an AMD Athlon XP 2200+ as a processor so I have no idea how
> to proceed. What
> platform should I use for the processor I am using?
That is an x86/i386 architecture system.
> Thank you in advance, I am looking forward to using your
r to a reference regarding the proper policy, i.e.
http://www.lemis.com/questions.html
If you want to be rude to people, please don't associate yourself with
FreeBSD when you do it.
As to the OP's question, look at wine (http://www.winehq.com) ... although
I've never had much su
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> >>Nicx wrote:
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> >>> Hello Guy's!
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> >>> Is there any emulator that i can run win32
time. But after 5 years of using FreeBSD
as my desktop computer, I'm _still_ learning new ways to use it to make
my work easier. And I had it working better than Windows 5 years ago.
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stable and production-ready than 5.2.1 was, and
5.3-RELEASE is intended to be officially announced as production ready.
I believe 5.3-RELEASE is scheduled within the next few weeks.
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things interact across a network,
and you want to have at least 1 computer that you _don't_ experiment
with, so it's always reliable to use for email or searching for
docs on the 'net.
And I agree with Robert, that if you're serious about
ase (server)
> apache-2.0.50 Version 2 of Apache web server with prefork MPM.
> mod_php5-5.0.0,1PHP Apache Module
> All installed from ports.
Install php5-extensions, and choose the extensions you want.
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ecked several compile options, but it did not have good results.
5.2.1 is not a strong performer. It's ALPHA code.
If you want to do performance testing, either use 4.10, or work with the
5.3 BETAs. 5.2.1 isn't supposed to be fast yet.
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are rsync, if that helps ... they tend to be a bit more 'disk
> > intensive' then most processes, which is why I thought of increasing -n
> > ...
Might help. I would look at networking before I looked at disk usage ...
are there dropped packets and the like. But it could be either.
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you tried the "Auto" protocol? You can manually edit
/etc/X11/XF86Config and make the protocol line:
Option "Protocol" "Auto"
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st, I can see only a few edge cases where
it makes sense to use async.
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>
> > What kind of network topology is between the two machines? Do you
> > notice a high load on the hub/switch/routers during these activities?
> > You may be
ed the large files on the filesystem. I
can then usually determine what is causing those large files.
If I had to make a guess ... I would suspect that something is logging
to /usr somewhere, without you realizing it. But I can only guess.
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nuxfest next year if you can make it, as
there seemed to be a pretty strong BSD showing.
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e ports, do not install in that data
directory. Instead, they are installed in /usr/local/www/,
and the necessary configurations are put in place to make them accessible.
(usually Apache-based symlinks ... I forget what the directive in Apache
is called).
Anyway, this protects the data you
p
mount -a
You should then be able to fix the offending entry.
As a side note ... the last version of FreeSBIE I used had a menu to
allow you to choose your language at bootup. Perhaps your version is
a bit old?
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eing filtered. Try logging in from a closer server to see if the
sshd on the server is still working. At least narrow it down to
whether putty, the sshd, or the network is the problem. Ethereal would
be a good tool as well.
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I was seeing this, and it went away by upgrading to 5.3BETA.
My understanding is that many of the watchdog timeouts were bugs that
resulted from some of the new work being done to the network stack,
and most (if not all) are fixed in 5.3
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have_ to set all this, it sure defeats the purpose if it doesn't)
If you're not using DHCP to set the network information on the BSD
machine, you'll need to manually add a "defaultrouter=" statement
in /etc/rc.conf, and manually create /etc/resolv.conf (or you can
use s
In response to Yuri :
> Just curious if I can do this.
netstat -s gives you system-wide stats.
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at this point in time, my
advice would be "only go 32 bit if you _know_ there's something that
won't work in 64 bit."
I can speak personally that we have a multitude of servers running
PHP and Apache 2.2 on 64 bit FreeBSD with no trouble. I don't use
MySQL, but I have a har
hange.pcam.local>
> Accept-Language: en-US
> Content-Language: en-US
> X-MS-Has-Attach:
> X-MS-TNEF-Correlator:
> acceptlanguage: en-US
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
> MIME-Version: 1.0
>
> Thi
On Thu, 09 Dec 2010 12:31:04 +0100
Laszlo Nagy wrote:
> System is FreeBSD shopzeus.com 8.1-STABLE FreeBSD 8.1-STABLE #0: Sun Oct
> 31 02:55:28 EDT 2010 amd64
> It has two quad-core Xeon CPUs, 24GB memory, and a RAID 1+0 array with
> 10 disks + Areca 1680 controller with 2GB write back cache
On Fri, 10 Dec 2010 00:15:14 +0100
Laszlo Nagy wrote:
>
> > First off, you have 24G of RAM available and PostgreSQL only seems to
> > have access to 400M of it. Bump shared_buffers up to 2 or 3 G at least,
> > and bump up work_mem to at least a few hundred meg, and
> > maintenance_work_mem up t
On Thu, 9 Dec 2010 19:30:08 -0600
Gary Gatten wrote:
> Could there be a ulimit issue as well?
I think shared memory is unaffected by ulimits ... at least, I've never
had trouble with ulimit preventing PostgreSQL from allocating gigs and
gigs of shared memory, and I don't recall every having to b
> > As far as I am aware, FreeBSD contains considerable amount of code
> > > ported from OpenBSD. The question is: was the FreeBSD's ipsec code
> > > ported from OpenBSD's implementation? If so, what might be the impact
> > > of this?
> > >
> > >
r you to run it, then keep off.
> Otherwise backup your DB and follow the instructions:-)
Better yet, make a jail, install the version of MySQL you're currently
using and copy your data over, then practice upgrading in the jail.
Once you have the procedure figured
ty concerns.
b) Use something other than /etc/passwd authentication
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complete listing, assuming you have permissions to all
the directories. You can add other options if you want to change the
formatting of the output. You can also do 'find /', the output of
which may be more appealing, depending on what you're trying to
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're simply cryptographically
signed. Don't know what your MUA thinks it's doing, but it's doing wrong
by you.
If you can find a setting to frob to get your MUA to display at text
instead of thinking so hard, you'll be able to read
ee any
large changes to it released until they've been in testing for months,
if not years. For all we know, these speed improvements are riddled with
dozens of security flaws.
Also, any reason why you're asking these questions of FreeB
I would like to set my default permissions for X windows apps.
I've set my umask for bash, which works great when I'm in a
terminal, but it doesn't seem to have any effect on X apps
(such as the Mozilla downloader, for example, or when I create
new files with Code Crusader)
Files are created rw
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> I would like to set my default permissions for X windows apps.
> I've set my umask for bash, which works great when I'm in a
> terminal, but it doesn't seem to ha
From: Shantanu Mahajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
+++ Bill Moran [freebsd] [24/12/02 17:25 -0500]:
| Anyway, I'm trying to find the docs on some features that
| the www.php.net's search isn't really helping on (searching
| for __FILE__ doesn't search for __FILE__ ... it search
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> > find . -name '*.html' -print | xargs grep __FILE__
One might as well get in the habit of using the more robust
find . -name '*.html' -print0 | xargs -0 grep __FILE__
Otherwise, the "-print" isn't needed at all; it's a default.
Very true.
Hello all,
A month or so ago I was trying to get Chuck's smiling
face on my machine during boot up. I followed the
instructions in man splash, but no dice. Same old
probing screen.
Does this even work? I tried doing it a year or so
ago and couldn't get it working then. I recently
re-installed
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> A month or so ago I was trying to get Chuck's smiling
> face on my machine during boot up. I followed the
> instructions in man splash, but no dice. Same old
> probing screen.
>
> Does this even work? I
From: Harry Tabak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This is so crazy I had to respond.
My tiny x/29 block is sub-allocated from my DSL provider's x/23 block.
The DSL provider's block is a sub-allocation from Inflow.com's
66.45.0.0/17 block. Spambouncer doesn't like Inflow. While they have a
right to the
From: Jeff Penn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does freebsd support virtual interfaces? (i.e. a network interface not
associated with a hardware interface).
Yup.
My system is running 4.7 release with only a dialup ppp POTS connection,
which is a bit limiting if you want to learn about networking. Ideall
From: Yann GROSSEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
We have several FreeBSD 4.7 boxes that put automatically
all their interfaces into promiscuous mode during the
boot process. What should I do to prevent this from
happening ?
Our boxes are connected on a D-Link switch. We have noticed
a very weird behav
From: "MikeM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm considering setting up my server as a mirror site for the freedb.org
lookup database. Unfortunately, I've seem to have run into a stumbling
block. The server app requires over 250,000 files in a single directory.
Each file is about 2k in size.
It was a surp
From: Yann GROSSEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Thu, 02 Jan 2003 08:56:42 -0500
"Bill Moran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There's your answer. Any machine with forwarding turned on will resend
> a packet that isn't destin for it. That's by design.
> It d
From: éé Yann GROSSEL ééé <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Thu, 02 Jan 2003 09:42:13 -0500
"Bill Moran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Gateways are designed to forward packets from network to network. If a
> >machine wants to send a packet to a remote network, it will sen
From: "Darren" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've been doing quite a bit of reading the past few days on this firewall
I'm building for my father. And, it seems like everything that I read is
utilizing 2 nics (one for the internet side and one for the internal side)
with a hub on the inside nic.
I had som
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Greetings fellow BSD enthusiast. Can you let me know how to persue the
following question, in the event that it has already been posted and
answered. I am interested in attaching a DVD-RAM drive to an Intel
computer with FreeBSD operating system. The computer has a S.C.
From: Adam Stroud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Since NIS uses RPC,
do I need to configure inetd.conf to allow RPC on the NIS server and
clients?
The handbook does not make any mention of editing the inetd.conf file.
inetd doesn't handle RPC.
Use the rc.conf settings suggested in the tutorial and the nec
From: Mike Hogsett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
portmap is also required for NIS.
True, and it says so in the handbook, which is the point I was trying
to make.
Speaking for myself, at least, following the handbook to the letter
got NIS working just fine.
-Bill
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From: lewiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
I've been having problems recently trying to login as a local user
when my YP/NIS server is unavailable. This is essentially to me as the
machine in question is a laptop and is required to work without the
network.
I have a local user (lewiz2) and a NIS/Y
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So, proper partitioning CAN make a big difference in performance.
Especially since the hard drive can _easily_ become the performance
bottleneck on a server.
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The stop error you give isn't really very useful, there were probably
8 or 10 errors leading up to it. The first error in the chain is the
most important.
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on it. That may get you pointed toward the cause/solution of the problem.
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to wonder if this may be causing some of my other problems with fvwm
menu/keystroke xterm execution.
Obviously, it will cause problems any time someone other than root tries
to write to /dev/null
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dick hoogendijk wrote:
On 11 Jan Bill Moran wrote:
FreeBSD _does_ understand ext2. See the mount_ext2fs command for
details. Unfortunately, ext3 isn't supported yet AFAIK.
So, if I switch this drive to another (fbsd) box I could copy form one
(ext2) drive to another UFS drive preservin
he rest of the
world, and wasn't 100% compatable in all modes, but you still
might find it usefull ... depending on exactly what you are
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rface, and if it becomes non-
responsive, run a script of your choosing. Thus, you can have it start
up the other network card if the first fails.
If failover isn't what you're looking for, then I'd reconsider your
network topology. It doesn't really make sense to have 2
Anand Buddhdev wrote:
On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 07:53:08AM -0500, Bill Moran wrote:
I have a FreeBSD 4.7 system, with 3 ethernet cards. The first two
are recognised as fxp0 and fxp1 and the second as em0 (intel gigabit
card). I configured the em0 with address 192.168.0.1/24. I then wanted
to
problem is to determine
what you want to accomplish, and then use FreeBSD in the manner it was intended
to achieve your goal.
Thanks,
John
Addtn'l info: I have a FreeBSD 4.7 Stable #2 (updated yesterday).
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your actual performance is going to depend. Unless someone else has used
your exact config and done benchmarks, there's no way to be 100% sure.
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w so far the concept to to this.
You can run both IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time.
You can also translate between IPv6 <-> IPv4, see 'man gif' and 'man faith'
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Good luck, I hope you find a solution that fits within everything you need.
Thanks,
John
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ets installed. I did it like 3 times or something before it
worked the last time I had to, but the good news is that it never did anything
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rse DNS
entry for my server as xxx.com not servername.xxx.com... Could that be it?
If the remote server is conigured to be very strict in its DNS checks, yes.
If xxx.com doesn't forward resolve (for example) the FreeBSD mail servers will
reject your mail.
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of that hardware, so don't be surprised if you're asked for one.
We donated a DVD-burner to Soeren Schmidt last fall, so hopefully there will
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Note that the date on your email program is wrong, causing your message
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data.
That sounds pretty clunky.
I know there is the MySQL++ project, but I had problems trying to get that
to function, and my C++ knowledge is negligible.
Any help, or tips would be grateful.
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to help diagnose this:
1. From the gateway: Can you ping www.freebsd.org? Can you ping 129.x.x.1?
2. What's in /etc/resolv.conf on the gateway and the client machine?
3. What does ifconfig display on the gateway? Does xl1 show as "up" with a valid media type?
Do your net card and hub both have link lights?
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things are
wired wrong (which is really frustrating when you're trying to diagnose
problems!)
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clients that should be connecting
from Deutsche TeleKom, you can just firewall off that whole subnet.
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#x27;re running 100mb/sec ethernet, you're not even
scraping the surface with the bandwidth I estimated.
Again, this could change if your busy days are caused by huge spikes over short periods of time
that you need to be able to handle.
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Sounds like you need to recompile your kernel with IPDIVERT (as someone
else pointed out)
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* * /root/bin/pgsql-back
2> /dev/null > /dev/null
Anyone notice anything with this crontab entry???
Show us the script.
It's probably your path.
Ceri
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http://www.freebsddiary.com
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If you actually use IPv6, you'll want to change this as well.
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ervers to a nonstandard (unused)
port - such as 8080
Read the man pages for ipfw, and search the net for ipfw port
forwarding. I'm sure you find a lot more details.
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hout-gui version.
Or use the -g option to cvsup to tell it not to start the gui.
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Giorgos Keramidas wrote:
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Hi all,
I'm taking my first shot at upgrading my old 4.0-Release system to
4.7-Stable, when I run
/usr/local/bin/cvsup -g -L 2 /etc/cvsupfile
I get this error right off th
ore from backup". Recovering deleted files is a lot of work.
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earn how
to see/read/write to the second drive, I can write one :-)).
I recommend rsync, which will speed things up by only copying the
files that have changed, actually it will only copy the changed
parts of files that have changed, making things very fast.
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can't remember the name. Search sourceforge, as I'm pretty sure it was
hosted there.
Beyond that, you're going to need to be more specific. I'm not sure
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was.
Well, one way or the other, I hope you manage to recover some of what you lost.
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ve /mnt/temp
/bin/cp -Rp /path/to/backup /mnt/tmp/.
/sbin/umount /mnt/temp
Of course, you'll want to substitute the mount command that you need
(which may be at a different location) and the specific stuff you
want to back up, etc.
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/shlight //remote_computer/dir /NT -U usename -P password
DO NOT USE /usr/local/bin. I don't know where the shlight binary is
installed, so you _must_ do the "whereis" step above to locate it
and use the result of that command to setup your script.
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ns that don't use it as it was intended
(AutoCAD, for example) but even if they did, I still find it awful.
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Hello all,
Is there any reason why port 631 isn't listed as IPP in
/etc/services? Has the port number not been made official
yet?
No problems, I'm just curious as to whether there's a reason,
or if this is an oversight?
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interrupts are too hosed) applicable? Any pointers/help is appreciated.
dmesg output below:
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Copyright (c) 1992-2003 The FreeBSD Project.
Copyright (c) 1979, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
The Regents of the
/etc/group file ?
You can. The /etc/group file is human readable, and requires
no magic when you're done (i.e. it doesn't need compiled or
rehashed or anything) so it's pretty easy to edit group
memberships that way. I'm sure the pw command is the
preferred method, however.
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p the whole hard drive.
Or you could use tar, which does cross mountpoints.
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