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> In general I'd prefer a window manager that avoids these sorts of things
> (i.e., only does what I ask it to).
If that's really a major goal then look into ion3 or ratpoison. I've
been using ion3 for quite a while now and I'm happy.
(you probably w
Windows)
> >
>
> I prefer XFCE4
>
> Darrin - if possible, could you provide screenshots?
http://www.modeemi.fi/~tuomov/ion/ is the ion3 home page, with some
screenshots toward the bottom. It's somewhat spartan, but if you want
something that stays out of your way then it&#
e actual use,
compared with the session key.
Anyone who knows better please correct me.
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d disabled incoming, but allow submit, etc. You can
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when you don't know what they are.
For simple things like ^M you can always use ^Q^M to produce an actual
^M when doing the query-replace stuff.
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ticular application.
If the wikipedia article helps people determine suitability for a
purpose then it's worthwhile. The history is already out there, and can
be included or merely linked to.
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> as to why this is the case?
Since modulate state substitues its own high quality random sequence for
the TCP stream in both directions, a wimpy CPU or similar problem could
easily cause this, I think. Still, I'm surprised to see a 50% hit from
using modulate state.
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> At 02:10 PM 6/16/2006, Darrin Chandler wrote:
> >On Fri, Jun 16, 2006 at 01:59:01PM -0500, J.D. Bronson wrote:
> >> For example...moving a 50MB file:
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> >> 'keep state' = 11-12MB/sec o
rtunately I didn't see any followups or further problem
reports.
Are you also doing nat/rdr on this box? Have you run tcpdump on the
pflog interface to make sure you're matching the rules you think? I'd
like to track this down, so please feel free to send me any info you
think pertai
y sort of "free"
license then you can always release a portable fork.
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faq at
www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/ that explains a lot and has a few ruleset
examples.
If you learn your way on a test box it'll be a snap to put it in
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g it should show up
there.
Also check syslog to see if something funky happened on the server side.
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t so it could be bad I suppose.
If you want to investigate it might be worth it. Check ifconfig output
and compare to other cards of the same make. Check duplex settings, etc.
Swap cards and see if problems follow the card or stay with the
machine...
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ump works nicely for this. :)
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iliar with filter expressions, which may
appear at the end of the tcpdump command:
"tcpdump <...> host 192.168.10.100 and port 999"
would only show traffic for port 999 to or from 192.168.10.11, for
instance.
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g on $if1 inet proto tcp to ($if1) port $allowed_svc \
keep state
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That is something you can start with. BUT, you need to understand what
the rules do! Do read the handbook, faq, and man pages. See if you can
find anything wrong with the above ruleset.
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attempt at showing how well vendors are working with the open source /
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tever platform. And ported. And if there's a problem it
can be fixed. This even turns out to benefit people who don't give a
hoot about whether something is "free" or "open" or not.
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trolling your
ability to use their product, and that's the real problem. It's
consumer-hostile, unless you fit their perfect picture of "consumer."
You don't, so you're left in the cold.
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believe
they would welcome any updates or info on companies that they don't
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t from their
competitors because of their policies. Bonus points if the competitor
has been nipping at their heels lately. ;)
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secure design, coupled with a clean and readable rule syntax.
Last month we missed some of the usual crowd but had a few new faces
attend. I hope we can get the best of both this month, and I hope to see
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t.
>
> any help is greatly appreciated.
The handbook is a great resource that covers almost all aspects of
running and configuring your system. It'll be a great help. Also, if you
weren't aware, there's a user group in Tucson! I don't recall the URL
just now, but if you
wn. Google for Transmission Control Protocol and you should find what
you're looking for (and WAY more).
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an address for pflog0 (if needed) ? I'm using 6.1-STABLE.
You can't have an address on pflog0, and shouldn't be trying. It is just
a pseudo device to let you use tcpdump in real time (or close to it) on
what is logged by pflogd.
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with localhost only until and unless you have a
reason to add more to /etc/hosts.
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racking into
anyone's box.
The suggestion to use a 128-bit random as an ID is a good one.
Further, the stats server should have a public key and data sent to it
should be encrypted. Or submissions could be over SSL.
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rly as high.
Spend money on RAM. Big payoff, and it's pretty cheap. Spend money on a
good disk (SCSI, SAS, High-End SATA) with a good controller and you'll
get your money in performance. Buy a decent network card! These things
will pay off more than processor speed for a web server, usual
and it covers most all of the things you'll need to know. Second, see if
there are local user groups for FreeBSD or *BSD. Third, you've come to
the right place to ask questions.
What, exactly, are the problems you're having with DHCP and sbcglobal,
and what sort of connection do yo
>
> > Do not forget to run newaliases ;-)
>
> Hmm ...
>
> That works, but it would be nice to have it reject the mail instead.
> Otherwise, someone could hog a lot of my bandwidth sending mails to
> the bit-bucket.
virtusertable allows you to do that, like:
[EMAIL PROTEC
here's some hope about ATI after the AMD deal.
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daemons, being that they are not started the same way
regarding login class or whatnot. But normally this won't be a problem.
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