good job of only
copying parts that have changed. It's set up to work locally (HDD to
HDD on one computer) or across a network using an ssh encrypted connection.
Very nice, I've used it both ways (HDD to HDD and over network) with
no problems.
rsync is in the ports.
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ak the iif,
iip, oif, oip, etc ... values)
If that doesn't help, try posting the output of 'ipfw show' to the list.
It'll make it a lot easier for folks to diagnose.
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solution.
Do you have additional machines off fxp0 that this machine
needs to go through a gateway to access?
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So it depends on whether you want to offer _real_ security or just
obscurity. (this is dependent on using the method I diagramed above, other
methods offer different levels of security/obscurity)
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customizations that can be done to include/omit
optional parts of the port. This is a port-by-port situation, and each port
is different. Usually, looking at the Makefile for the particular port will
tell you what you need to know.
If this doesn't answer your questions, please post ag
Martyn Hill wrote:
Martyn Hill wrote:
Do I use ifconfig to alias the one internal NIC in the present gateway
to create virtual sub-nets?
Bill Moran wrote:
That would be the method I would suggest, however without more details of
your network it's kind of hard to be sure it's the b
, or is it some oversight? I doubt it's an oversight,
as the man page is missing as well.
Mostly curious, but I thought I'd point it out in case it was a
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Dan Nelson wrote:
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Not a critical question, but ...
Working on my spiffy test machine, I noticed that 5.0-RELEASE does
not have a mount_msdos command. It's no biggie, I just used 'mount -t
msdos' and got what I wanted, but I was won
the
system that was actively being [re]booted. As long as that's done,
we've had no problems.
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Not a critical question, but ...
Working on my spiffy test machine, I noticed that 5.0-RELEASE does
not have a mount_msdos command.
It's no biggie, I just used 'mount -t msdos' and got what I wa
se
proxy", so you'll have considerable luck searching for documentation
using that term.
Good luck.
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Ever try to defrag a FAT/NTFS drive that
was 90%+ full? Most defrag programs won't even try, they'll just tell you to
free up some space first.
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Kevin Stevens wrote:
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See
/usr/share/doc/papers/diskperf.ascii.gz
on your system. This is the authoritative resource as to why those
settings
are they way they are.
?? Sure that's the correct doc? It involves throughput
uld be able to run most Linux and srv4 binaries. In my experience,
I've only ever come across 1 Linux binary that wouldn't run (Pervasive
database server). I can't vouch for the srv4 compatibility, as I've never
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Willie Viljoen wrote:
Some friendly corrections, sorry Bill :-)
Not a problem. I'd rather be corrected once than be wrong over and over
again. (That's assuming I'm smart enough to remember the correction ...)
On Saturday 25 January 2003 20:55, Bill Moran wrote:
You'll
Greg Lehey wrote:
I don't expect anything to come of this.
It's generating lots of FUD, which is unfortunate.
That's probably their entire goal. After all, what else could
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Greg Lehey wrote:
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pura life CR wrote:
What does this emulation consist on? Can I run linux and svr4 binaries?.
It's not really emulation. In the case of Linux, it actually installs a
RedHat kernel and uses it when the s
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have the MySQL server properly installed and configured.
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Greg 'groggy' Lehey wrote:
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Greg Lehey wrote:
I don't expect anything to come of this.
It's generating lots of FUD, which is unfortunate.
That's probably their entire goal. After all, what else coul
ewall rules is when an earlier rule inadvertently catchs the
traffic before the rule I intended.
4) If you're still having trouble, post the _entire_ ruleset to the list
asking for help. It's the only way anyone can expect to give you any
real help. Firewalls are just lik
s but it shows nothing
Neither did I. I think the problem was a hardware level that the kernel
wasn't able to detect.
if anyone knows anything about this please let me know, i have to get it
fixed, but i do not even know where to begin
If the 10mb card works, why not just use it?
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to get this cleared up.
Have you had a system crash recently?
First, back up you / partition. Then reboot into single user mode and
run fsck. See if that helps. (don't run fsck multi-user unless you
know what you're doing. You shouldn't run fsck on filesystems that
are in use)
as it open. "sockstat | more" will allow you to scroll through
the listing to see what's going on.
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tu 16384
inet6 ::1 prefixlen 128
inet6 fe80::1%lo0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x5
inet 127.0.0.1 netmask 0xff00
This is probably unrelated, but you have not IPv4 address on the loopback
device (lo0), which has caused problems for me in the past.
You managed to post _almost_ everything relevent ;) Can you post your
rc.conf please.
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ngs start acting nicer. This may solve the problem, let
me know either way.
ifconfig_vr0="DHCP"
ifconfig_rl0="inet 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0"
ifconfig_lo0="inet 127.0.0.1 netmask 255.0.0.0"
gateway_enable="YES"
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ols you use is going to depend more specifically
on what you need to monitor, but hopefully I've given you some direction.
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led off from
everything but our local network anyway.
Haven't been able to find any way to do this (or what Mark asks for)
in the docs anywhere. Am I missing something?
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for the PID of a process to restart).
So ... if you know which process had the files open, restart it (probably by
sending it a -HUP).
If you don't know, you can probably cheat and just reboot the machine, but that
shouldn't be necessary.
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t might be very interested in your performance
report. They've been working pretty hard to get 5.0
running well, and feedback is always helpful.
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sr/local/etc/rc.d to control which
one is currently running, and to start and stop them.
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he network is so idle that it's causing the switch to shut off
ports anyway.
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tun in the ports.
Unfortunately, you'll need a a FreeBSD or Linux machine at each end of the
connection, but vtund, with compression & encryption enabled was actually
faster than the raw connection in our performance tests.
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After connecting via VPN I can get decent throughput from the MPD host but
> very poor speed from anything past it.
What
or maybe I
could redirect that group of users to use a different version of the command
``cd'' and ``ls'' so that it will only work within their home directories.
You could, but that's probably a more difficult solution.
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want to send me this off-list, as it may get big.
I may want to see other dumps as well, but I may also be able to get
them off my own test setup (once it's ready).
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the _exact_ command that you used,
it's going to be very hard to figure out what went wrong.
Are you using a shell that keeps a command history (i.e. bash)? If
so, can you get us the exact command that you issued?
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d be best? I only have one BSD machine and one XP
machine, and I'd like to allow read/write access to a FBSD mount from the XP
machine.
I think you'll be just fine with Samba. Just make sure you're properly firewalled
off (you should be with Windows anyway)
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as well as the archives. If this question comes up in the future, point
the questioner to this message in the archives.
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Sorry about that.
hould work.
When you're ready to remove the dlink, you'll change dc0 to get its IP
from DHCP (from your ISP) and enable nat on the FreeBSD box. Then remove
the dlink and plug the FreeBSD box directly into the cable modem. Be sure
to adjust any firewall rules to match the changes i
Or they might not be thinking at all, and that's just the default value for the
DHCP server they installed.
I wouldn't get excited over it. DHCP traffic is really pretty minimal, even
when it's frequent.
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dump.
Unfortunately, I've also seen it where the tape density was wrong, and I
had to manually set it in order for the tape to hold what it was designed
to hold. Still got it working, it just required some research.
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#x27;s not available on the CD is available through download (via
FTP packages, or ports if no package has yet been compiled)
Please read the Early Adopter's Guide before installing 5.0. If you're not
familiar with FreeBSD, or if you're building a production server you DO NOT
wan
Cain Saint wrote:
Hi. I would like to find out if it is possible to uninstall FreeDSB. If
so, how do I do it. THanks
Just install over top of it. There's no need to "uninstall" FreeBSD
before installing another OS.
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This is oversimplified. If you have forwarders configured, then the forwarders
check their cache first, before consulting the root servers.
But the basic method is described there.
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, while
RELENG_4 is all updates/improvements to the 4.X branch.
Once you've cvsupped with that tag, use the instructions in the
handbook to update all your sources.
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Can you send the list a copy of the mpd.conf from both machines (client & server)
or whatever config file is relevent.
If You know what is or might be the problem, pls help.
Make sure multilink is disabled at both ends of the pptp link
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If you have problems after reading that, post to the MySQL lists, it's no
longer a FreeBSD question.
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NG_4_7 for
your tag. The former is -STABLE, the latter is the -RELEASE security
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ollow the upgrading instructions in the hanbook to the letter.
4.2 -> 4.7 is a pretty long way to go, but I don't know of any reason you
should fail at it.
Make sure you make good backups before starting, however, you don't want to
get burned if I'm wrong.
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o proxy. You could set up FreeBSD with squid configured to reverse proxy,
which should reduce internal traffic and increase performance. I don't know what your
situation is, but I wouldn't bother with squid unless I was experimenting with squid or
had a situation where the IIS servers were
e /etc/rc.conf has sshd_enable="YES" so the daemon starts, and hook it to your local
network and test. It's really not much harder to use than telnet, just much more secure.
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Chip Wiegand wrote:
I am setting up a web server to be co-located at my isp's office. I am setting up openssh
for my connectivity to it. I have run ssh-keygen on it and now have the files identity,
identity.pub and auth
do this? The simpler the solution, the better.
:)
There's spamassasin for content filtering. You may also want to install
Amavis to catch viruses.
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ribed right now!
Check out the web site for cdrecord. Last I checked he had a commercial
version that supported DVD burning as well. I don't know the current
status with FreeBSD and hardware support, but I'd say it's your best bet.
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reading on it:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/developers-handbook/index.html
Section 17 is on kernel debugging, and goes through setting up a remote gdb
debugger.
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're looking for? I've used it for
setups very similar to what you're describing.
Perhaps a look at the vtun home page, which gives a better description of what
all vtun can be used for.
http://vtun.sourceforge.net
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t would be useful? Do you really think admins would
mind? I think it would be very helpful - I'd disallow whitespace right
off the bat, as it causes more problems than I can keep track of!
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this makes it a bit clearer, or you be able to tell me where i'm
wrong in this.
I'm not sure exactly _where_ you're wrong, but you are. It can be done,
quite easily in fact.
What about your setup makes you believe that vtun can't create the connection
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Well, nat is definately not a requirement for a vtun, it's just that it's
such a common scenerio that it gets lots of howtos written about it.
And I would bet that (if you're using RFC-1918 addys as you say) that you
really _are_ using nat. It's just not FreeBSD that&#x
Mike Meyer wrote:
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The only way to change this behavior is to change the kernel source to
support it. Expect resistance from every developer in a country that
doesn't use the English alphabet i
as to =
assign the ip or the ip isnt
allowed outside the network.
I've never seen dhclient have trouble with any DHCP server.
What version of FreeBSD? You say it "used to work", when did it stop working?
Did you upgrade?
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the software I wrote allows them to click on the job they're working on and
the drawing they need just pops up ... so the back-end logic is important
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your choosing. It would then run a different script when the host became available again.
We used it for a similar situation (wireless LAN would drop frequently) and it worked
wonderfully.
Hope you can find it, or someone knows the port I'm talking about.
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selves, they're only wasting _their_ time, not the
engineer's time. If you have a dedicated shop foreman, however, your situation
may be different.
This is starting to get off-topic. I'll reply off-list in the future.
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isos from the ftp sites. And if
you want to go back further, you can use cvsup to "downgrade" a 4.7 system.
(just use a RELENG_4_5 tag)
All replies are appreciated.
Hope this is helpful.
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an be configured to use or not
use DHCP as you desire.
Thank you for all the assistance so far.
Hope we get this figured out for you.
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Dat
you
do it as well? Can anyone enlighten me?
Konquerer (the KDE browser) allows you to surf SMB shares just like
"network neighborhood" on Win. I believe it requires that Samba be
installed on the local machine. I've noted its existence, but never
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this, so I have to make a new subscription?
Oh, my adresses and so on are restaured to what it was.
Regards,
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think the list will automatically unsubscribe you
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nt to learn latin?
Go for portuguese english and french or german!
My goodness but we're all a bunch of smartasses ...
I think the most important are C, perl, and php.
Although I've always wanted to learn Swahili.
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ba has the option to "hide dot files" which would prevent the Apples
from ever seeing the .appledouble (as I remember) files at all.
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lity of FreeBSD, OpenBSD and NetBSD.
They're operating systems. Read the information on the home
page for each one to get a more detailed answer.
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get connnected to my isp?
This has worked fine every time I've done it.
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some things.
Look at mtrg in the ports as well as IPFW's log capability. Also,
squid can do a lot of tracking for http and ftp traffic.
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David Kelly wrote:
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Maybe the Apple system has not got the necessary permissions to
create this extra file. This could be way off the mark though :).
I just thought of this ...
Samba has the option to "hide dot files" w
ey are far apart (i.e. many hops, high latency, lots of
dropped packets). I don't know if specifying both -u and -t hurts
anything.
But definately search the archives, there was a LOT more useful information
in the previous discussion.
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#x27;m taking an AVR UPS in on Monday to see if that
solves their problem.
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he ports, they should help you isolate the
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Subject says most of it.
I looked, but the CVS website doesn't seem to have a question@
type mailing list.
I can't figure out branching to save my life.
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Greg 'groggy' Lehey wrote:
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Daniela wrote:
On Sunday 09 February 2003 19:15, Mike Meyer wrote:
You can get everything to build with debug symbols by adding
"CFLAGS=-g" to /etc/make.conf. However, the s
to get it running that fast?
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p!
Press scroll lock, then shift-pg{up,down} will work.
Actually, once you've turned scroll-lock on, shift isn't needed.
Just pgup/pgdown.
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here was no need for "mount -a", everything was mounted.
Then you weren't in single user mode.
Single user mode mounts the / partition as read-only. If you
failed to do a 'mount -a' (which will remount it read/write)
everything else will definately fail.
Do you have a
> your version is too old (check the man page). you should update to 4.7.
I'm having a similar problem, except it complains that the illegal option
is "i".
I cvsupped just yesterday and rebuilt kernel/world just to try this out,
so the FreeBSD version doesn't seem to be the
[I'm taking this off -stable because it really doesn't belong there]
Hartmann, O. wrote:
> On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Bill Moran wrote:
>
> Hello Bill.
>
> :>Hartmann, O. wrote:
> :>> Dear Sirs.
> :>>
> :>> Using FreeBSD 4.6.2-p
h NFS/TCP has been that it doesn't really
improve reliability that much either (although we were dealing with
an _extremely_ flakey wireless WAN - nothing was reliable)
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e/cvsroot
What am I missing? I know I could just create a symlink /usr/home
to patch the problem. But I'd rather learn what I did wrong and
fix it than hack around it.
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Giorgos Keramidas wrote:
> On 2002-10-10 13:35, Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>I had a CVS repository on my server that was under /usr/home/cvsroot
>>and I was using it for almost a year for two projects. A month or
>>so ago, we upgraded this server
oblem or not? We
got them for less than $10 - should we buy the more expensive
converters? We've tried 2 converters/ 2 drives in all possible
combinations and it always detects as 40.
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Linh Pham wrote:
> On 2002-10-10, Bill Moran scribbled:
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> # So ... before I send these drives back to Seagate and complain,
> # does anyone have experience with these 80-68 pin converters to
> # tell me whether it could be causing the problem or not? We
> # got them for less
At the recommendation of others, I checked my sed binary.
It is up to date with the most recent versions in cvs.
Ports tree is mounted NFS, if that might be important.
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> i resolve this problem? thanks.
You can prevent this from happening with the options that you use to
mount the NFS volumes.
Options such as -R and -i are particularly useful for this purpose.
Read "man mount_nfs" for details.
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source code for inetd, which
does this. Install the sources on your FreeBSD machine
and look in /usr/src/usr.sbin/inetd
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the problem, as
what you are describing doesn't happen to me.
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Hello all,
I've got a system on which Amavis is suddenly (as of 3 days ago)
causing perl to coredump.
How can I get perl built with debugging symbols so I can dig
into this? I'm a little confused by the build process.
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t! (Well done, Greg, and whoever did the growfs stuff)
However, I don't know how/if you can do it with a filesystem that isn't
already a vinum volume.
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Fernando Gleiser wrote:
On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, Bill Moran wrote:
Hello all,
I've got a system on which Amavis is suddenly (as of 3 days ago)
causing perl to coredump.
How can I get perl built with debugging symbols so I can dig
into this? I'm a little confused by the build proce
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