what time...)
If you're only worried about web sites, you can install squid, configure your firewall
to force people to use the proxy (by denying connections to 80) and use squid's highly
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d/l the entire php documentation as individual html files.
This equates to a LOT of files in a single directory (how can
I get a count of this?)
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 __FI
From: paul beard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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d/l the entire php documentation as individual html files.
This equates to a LOT of files in a single directory (how can
I get a count of this?)
Anyway, I'm trying to find the docs on some features that
the www.php.net's sea
From: Greg 'groggy' Lehey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> d/l the entire php documentation as individual html files.
> This equates to a LOT of files in a single directory (how can
> I get a count of this?)
> An
Brian Henning wrote:
does there exist a graphical insterface for performing client scp?
thanks,
http://www.appgate.com/mindterm/
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t you can work around it by booting from floppy and then telling
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Sajeev.A. Anchuthengu wrote:
Sir,
I like to try with FreeBSD, the OS. But how can I
download it from the net. Could you answer me?
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well in the
limited tests I've done. fscking doesn't interrupt the boot process at
all. However, 5.0 isn't considered production quality yet, so you can
only really consider it for the near future.
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Heinrich Rebehn wrote:
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Heinrich Rebehn wrote:
Hi list,
I operate a FreeBSD server with a 300GB Raid. This morning i had to
hard reset it and when booting, fsck took some 20 minutes.
I would expect that from 300G
Most partitions, especially the large ones are mounted
, I think just about everyone who's interested in a JFS falls into the
category of "I don't have time" or "I don't have the know-how". I'm not
sure if the background fsck capability of FreeBSD 5 is an attempt at an
alternate solution to the problem or n
cking up.
Look in the MySQL docs for alternate methods (such as mysqldump) that don't have
you backing up data while it's in use.
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quot; phase, then fails to terminate and does the whole
thing over and over and over.
Any suggestions?
This is a shot in the dark but ...
Do you have a firewall and/or any type of filtering that could be
causing problems?
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and the road crews are reporting that they'll be out of salt by this
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This is a shot in the dark but ...
Do you have a firewall and/or any type of filtering that could be
causing problems?
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g ... it's not possible for your web server
to cause anyone's computer to reboot. If this is really happening,
then the coputer that's rebooting is so broken that it would be
pretty silly to blame the problem on your web site.
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ibe seems to indicate that
as the cause.
If this isn't the problem, attach /etc/rc.conf and the output of "ifconfig"
as well as your ppp config files to the next post to the mailing list.
If you built a customer kernel, indicate that and include your kernel
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dating to 4.7-STABLE, but the filesystem locks up before I can get
through it.
Any thoughts (besides re-formatting, which I may do next week)?
In my experience, if you've managed (by whatever means) to badly corrupt
the filesystem, the only solution is to newfs it. There are some thi
e.
is it because my default
route is set to be external?
No, that doesn't normally cause problems to a local network. When our Internet
goes down it doesn't affect internal traffic in the slightest. This is a rather
strange problem.
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n bring it back, normal behaviour is resumed.
Is anyone else experiencing this? Do we know if it's an X, FreeBSD, or
Mozilla problem?
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x27;netstat -rn' and 'ifconfig' output from GATEWAY, please.
I don't see anything in the other information you provided that would
indicate any sort of misconfig on BSD2.
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turn rawhide off (shut it down) can BSD1 ping BSD2?
Is the switch "managed"? If so, make sure it's not blocking any
sort of broadcast traffic or the like. Some of those (especially
older) managed switches can cause the strangest problems if they're
configured wrong.
northern snowfall wrote:
(which rules out DNS problems).
Not unless he does "ping -n". If not, the A will still attempt
to be resolved.
Don
Good point, I stand corrected.
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o fix this, make sure you have backups
right away. Data could already be lost.
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for their
own servers. You'll have to talk to them regarding the reasons, but I consider
it a testimonial.
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able media in the
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id the problem was OS-specific.
The solution is in a combination of flags, the details of which I don't
remember.
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Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 16:4
pabilities. And don't be afraid to ask specific questions, getting
the hang of ipfw rules takes a bit of work.
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recent and use ports to install
the program. If you really want version 2.4.0, do a "make maintainer" in
the directory for this port, and then bug the maintainer about getting the
newest version in (it helps to offer to assist)
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ve. Any program that I know
of that modifies /etc/resolv.conf (such as dhclient) can be configured
to _not_ modify /etc/resolv.conf. If you're trying to do this to over-
ride some daemon updating resolv.conf, consider properly configuring
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programs that are needed for everything else to run. Ghostscript is pretty
much a requirement whenever you're converting documents from one type to
another or doing printing beyond plain text.
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time. I still like NFS
for file-sharing, although SMB is a viable option.
YMMV
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dmail.
If you want to change it for your whole server, you can use the config
file changes that someone else suggested.
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t the bottleneck is not your network, but your disk drive
on the server. You can use systat to monitor the drive usage
during activity, and if it's high, it's probably the limiting
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robably
move the files in ~ftp/stuff and then symlink to ~ftp/stuff from other
parts of your tree.
The /var slice does not have enough space to hold
these files. So it sounds like I need to find
another solution (like move in another HD). Thanks.
You could always move the FTP directory to a
used at all.
Out of ram/swapping isn't the only place a machine can bog down. What
applications are you running on it?
Does top show any other processes using a lot of CPU time? A snapshot
of top output while the problem is occurring would be informational to
anyone try
comparison of them to this one failed to show anything
different... can someone point out what I might be missing?
Obviously, something's different. Could be failing hardware. make buildworld
has a way of pushing hardware to the limit and exposing stuff that's ready
to fail.
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There have been a lot of
concerns about php's security as a CGI module.
And you'll probably get better help asking on the php lists, or the lists
for the web server you're looking to use.
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an work around it by
using:
ddns-update-style none;
I don't know why nothing else works, but that will get
you going.
I'm copying the port maintainer on this.
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the aliased IP is being routed through the machine to the other IP on
the same interface? I don't see why this would cause such terrible
performance, but it's the best guess I have with the information you
provide.
Perhaps some output form 'netstat -rn' and 'ifco
ou read the man
page for tunefs, it says that the changes will be made, but won't take
effect until the system is rebooted. So you should be able to use tunefs
to turn of softupdates and just reboot the machine to have it take effect.
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problem if you don't know who those
Windows machines belong to.
Make sure SMB is firewalled off from the Internet, it will reduce
the risk considerably.
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Joseph Noonan wrote:
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 at 7:20pm Bill Moran wrote:
Perhaps some output form 'netstat -rn' and 'ifconfig' might
provoke some more useful answers.
Well the problem is solved, but I am not happy about the solution
as it makes absolutely no sense to me.
xl0:
Chris Phillips wrote:
What be my problem?
Check the issues listed here:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/misc.html#FREEBSD-MAIL-BOUNCES
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ple, you should either email [EMAIL PROTECTED] to
bring it up, or file a PR asking it to be changed. This is the wrong
list for this discussion.
To everyone else. If the person who started this thread is not a troll,
he certainly posted a message that had the effect of trolling. Please
don't fe
d articles at various websites
(especially FreeBSD Diary) you should be able to accomplish what you want
with few hiccups. Don't promise any deployment dates if this is the first
time you've done this, though. Take some time to test and make sure it
works as you want.
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Harry Horse wrote:
What are you doing on my home page?
Who are you and what does your satanic imagery refer to?
Harry Horse
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very much appreciated.
You don't say much about your script, but I've been able to make user management
scripts with no problems (using just sh).
Are you using the pw command for interacting with the password database? See
the man page for pw if not. That may solve your whole problem.
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I think that the primary name server I'm using is down. I'm not sure why
it's not picking up the secondary information?
I've never had this problem before... any ideas on how to get apache
running without checking for name resolution?
version 1.15 to 1.16 or insert version strings
in the document (as you see above).
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This goes in your /etc/resolv.conf
is there anything else i need to manually connect to my isp?
As long as they allow the use of that IP, no. You should be
good to go.
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your hardware to the list. Otherwise, we can't really advise
you on hardware related problems.
Also, we'll need more information on why the FTP and DOS installations
are failing. Error messages? Timeouts? Are you using DHCP?
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Brian Henning wrote:
Their network design supports no more than 16 hops on the
way to
a DHCP server,
but increasing the (hard-coded) TTL
(at line 159 in /usr/src/contrib/isc-dhcp/common/packet
Remington L. wrote:
Is there any way to load a new kernel without having to reboot?
You know, from what I understand of Mach, Mac OS X should be able
to do this. I don't think they've actually achieved that level
of functionality yet, though.
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on "Protocol" "Auto"
Option "Device" "/dev/psm0"
Option "Buttons" "6"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
You may find that your z-axis (i.e. scroll) isn't the same numbers, try
"3 4" maybe. I had to do a little guesswork to get mine working correctly
at first.
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cpuburn from the ports and see
if running those applications according to their instructions leads you
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rget
cp [-R [-H | -L | -P]] [-f | -i] [-pv] src1 ... srcN directory
*** Error code 64
Stop in /usr/src.
*** Error code 1
Stop in /usr/src.
What is wrong?
You must installkernel and reboot before you can installworld.
Read
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/makewo
g for your particular mouse,
but if it's wrong, you'll find that the wrong buttons cause scrolling, and you
should be able to logically determine what the values should be with a few guesses.
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e possible that he simply isn't
familiar with FreeBSD and didn't know what to make of the daemon logo.
I'm more interested in "why is his ISP displaying the daemon logo when
there's a problem with his page?"
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Willie Viljoen wrote:
On Tuesday 25 February 2003 19:56, someone, possibly Bill Moran, typed:
Personally, I think it's foolish to just _assume_ that this guy is a
crackpot. I understand that his comments seem Trollish in nature, but
by his responses, I think it's also quite possib
he PostgreSQL ODBC driver
doesn't support it, you're out of luck again.
Not to say that there isn't a possibility that it will work, just that
it's not a terribly simple question to answer.
The whole "ODBC compatiblity" thing is (unfortunately) a lie. Nobody has
sto
Harry Horse wrote:
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Harry Horse wrote:
What are you doing on my home page?
Who are you and what does your satanic imagery refer to?
Harry Horse
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Dear Bill,
I recently
he latest Samba is
2.2.7.
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ick on this link
to email tech support" that would take the user's attention away
from the beastie and keep them from searching in the wrong place
for the answer to their problem.
As you can guess, we were unable to do anything more for your user
than refer him back to your tech support.
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You know ... I didn't think before I cced the list. *smack*
I just wanted everyone to know that I had emailed a polite message
to these folks, in case someone else was considering doing it.
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I frequently donate time to the Fr
Daniela wrote:
How can I tell a program not to use up internet bandwidth when something else
wants to? The program doesn't have an option for this.
Dummynet is one way. 'man dummynet' is a good place to start reading.
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you've been trying DNS for a few minutes
would be most useful) It's hard to diagnose firewall problems without
all the rules to compare their interaction with each other.
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m trying to get something that needs no operator intervention
during single-user mode. Currently, if mergemaster can be run just
before booting into single-user mode, the operator needs to type one
command ("upgrade", a shell script in /root/bin which runs the fsck,
mount, swapon, cd,
;m not aware of any special requirements for the ftp user. I seem to
recall using adduser to create the account the last time I set up an
anon ftp server. Be sure that the ftp user has the proper access to
the directory that you want to make available.
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x27;s very possible
that your ISP doesn't provide DNS information via DHCP. I've
got some clients who's ISPs haven't fully figured out how to
use DHCP yet.
What are the contents of /etc/resolv.conf? You can always
get the DNS info from your ISP and enter it manually.
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7; system that sends mail back to the
originator for confirmation before actually submitting the PR?
This way, if someone does manage to spam the GNATS database, we'll have
their email address and can officially complain. Most ISPs would have
such abuse be grounds for cancelling their account
in your case) the .zshrc file.
For example, in ls you set CLICOLOR and LSCOLORS.
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ile I understand the reason for this, keep in mind that if you make this too
complicated, you'll never get any bug reports.
Ahhh ... the old paradox, make it too easy and jerks abuse it ... make it too
complicated and the people you want to use it won't.
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of these to Soeren Schmidt last fall so he could develop support, but
with 5.0 and everything else that goes on, I don't know how far he's gotten. You may
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development
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on %USERPROFILE%\.cvspass to ensure that it's writable by the user who's running
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ATIF ALI wrote:
dears
good day
please send me your free sound cd , to my mail address:
ATIF M ALI
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P.O.BOX 2898
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SUDAN
SPECIAL THANKS FOR YOUR WEBSITE
I believe you misunderstood something. There is no free
sound CD available from FreeBSD.
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64.21.10.2 port 37217 ssh2
Mar 2 11:38:59 freedom sshd[47919]: Failed password for ROOT from
64.21.10.2 port 37218
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Mar 2 11:38:59 freedom sshd[47919]: Failed password for ROOT from
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hat they tried to pretend
that my inability to send email to FreeBSD's mail servers
was caused by the config at FreeBSD. I'm smart enough to
know different, but most of their customers aren't, and
they're getting lied to. I wish I could think of something
effective to do a
to worry about.
Usually, you turn on the machine and it just works.
The next best thing is the abundance of network tools for performance
testing, problem diagnosis and just about anything else you could need.
But if you ask 5 other people, you'll probably get 5 other answer
like if you're
using DVD-R or DVD+R, but I assume something like `burncd -f /dev/acd0
data dvd.iso fixate' would work.
What version of FreeBSD does this work in? Do I need 5.0 or will the
latest 4.X work?
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is generally to uninstall the port and rebuild it. Update your ports tree
first.
Schedule yourself a nice chunk of time to do the first machine, then you'll
be able to better predict the time required for the rest.
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ve you tried running memtest for equal lengths of time?
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f the time, but occasionally causes a reboot. Meanwhile, the
vender drivers for Windows make it work perfectly there.
Also, I've seen flakey hardware that Windows simply didn't exercise enough
to cause problems.
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27;ll laugh.
Can you find an intensive program to run under Windows that will reproduce
it?
Hell ... just install ActivePerl and write a perl script that does lots
and lots of number crunching (it need not be anything useful) or install
SETI and see if it crashes Windows.
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but I just
wanted to check one thing. If I can use 'Mail' to send emails does this
imply that the FreeBSD box is running a SMTP server which could send mail
on behalf of clients (within the LAN)?
No.
Sendmail can be run in different modes. It's likely that yours is configured
for
int, please correct me. But I don't see it being
harmful to try. (as nothing actually gets installed until the 'make install*'
stage)
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burnP6 and burnMX have been running all night
342:16 49.17% 49.17% burnBX
340:52 48.10% 48.10% burnP6
and there are no problems so far.
Have you tried running memtest for equal lengths of time?
reading the man page stated that
ithout the
entire ipfw ruleset.
any ideas what's wrong with these rules?
I can give you 1000 guesses ...
any help is greatly appreciated.
Please post the entire ruleset as well as the output from ifconfig. Then we'll
have enough information to make some guesses as to what's wro
c/defaults. This is why it's
so important to backup /etc before using mergemaster, so you can easily back out of
a mistake. Using mergemaster is important! Don't skip this step.
Hope this helps clear up some of the confusion I created.
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The main thing you're looking for is that the new kernel actually BOOTs.
Drop to single-user mode and do the installworld.
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cent symbol, "k" ... what, exactly, are the chances of that?)
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use more memory
than the same functionality compiled into the kernel. I've never tested this,
but I'm guessing that the difference is negligible on modern hardware.
Why does FreeBSD not do this by default for the GENERIC kernel?
Not sure.
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world does...
Sounds like hardware. Install memtest and cpuburn and test the RAM and CPU.
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Matthias Buelow wrote:
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First would be historical. BSD is historically a monolithic kernel. The
more
you rely on modules, the more the kernel acts like a microkernel. I suspect
The kernel will still not be a microkernel.. it doesn't really matter
at what time the stu
27;re actually doing. I don't like software
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Citeren Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
scott mcclellan wrote:
Was there anything about ISO imaging anywhere that I just missed or
slipped over without actually reading? I didn't notice anything on the
FreeBSD site or handbook.
Unfortunately, I think thi
ound here:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/ports.html
That is the FreeBSD handbook. It is the best place to go to get your
questions answered. It should also be on your newly installed FreeBSD
system in the /usr/share/doc/en/books/handbook directory.
If you
ts as to what I might be doing
wrong. The biggest irritation is that it used to work just fine, and I
don't remember changing anything. I can't find any information on Apple's
site about problems with CDs, so I'm assuming that I've broken something,
but can't imagine
is make a
performance loss?
Don't know
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Bill Moran
Potential Technologies
http://www.potentialtech.com
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