eding to do
one of these installs in a day or so and it would be nice to
know that all the image is there.
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Jonathan McKeown writes:
> [that was me - I'm glad I was of some help]
Most definitely. You've been a tremendous help but I am still
stuck and I believe all issues are known except this one.
I should know when the unpacking/packing part is working
by unpacking the FreeBSD iso image and th
"Brian A Seklecki (Mobile)" writes:
>The exact mksiofs(8)/mkhyrbid(8)/cdrtools flags are in a shell script
>burried in src/release/* somewhere. Its probably a matter of
>not-following-symlinks or crossing filesystem mount-points, etc.
Most definitely. It obviously can be done as the image
so the problem appears to be something
I am not setting in both tar and mkisofs. I am thoroughly stuck.
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script is in the execution path, you get an error because there
are no slashes in the string so awk gets confused.
Is there a better way to always end up with only the script name and
nothing else no matter whether the path was prepended or not?
Thank yo
The basename utility does the trick. Thanks to all of you
who answered.
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this change.
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Mark Woodson writes:
>You do not actually need to edit the CONFIGURE_ARGS in Makefile,
>rather you include that statement in your call to make
>
>make WITHOUT_X11=yes install
My thanks to you and one other person who pointed this out to
me. It looks like that is going to w
l the examples I
found were the more usual procedure of unpacking whole file systems
as in
tar zxf somedir/archive.tar.gz
I'm not having trouble with that use of tar.
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Martin McCormick
"Rob" writes:
>You should always use the f option to specify the archive - for example
>
>tar -tzf archive.tgz
>
>to list or
>
>tar -xzf archive.tgz
>
>to extract. In your example below, you didn't specify an
ideas or information as to whether or not
the port of mrtg should still run under FreeBSD6.3.
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> We are moving a mrtg system to FreeBSD so I installed
> the port from /usr/ports/net-mgmt/mrtg and the installation went
> flawlessly along with perl5.88 which it needs.
>
> When I tried to start it,
I just now found out tha
Jerry writes:
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> Martin McCormick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > We are moving a mrtg system to FreeBSD so I installed
> > the port from /usr/ports/net-mgmt/mrtg and the installation went
> > flawlessly along with perl5.88 w
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successfully on the broken system except it can't find
its libraries.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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Thanks to everybody who helped. This was one of the most
puzzling UNIX trouble-shooting adventures I have been on in
years.
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ing obviously is wrong regarding memory allocation
but why this one system?
Is there anything I can look for in netstat -m that
might help me solve the puzzle?
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but know who logged in and su'd in to this common space.
We don't care if they logged in as themselves via ssh
but we do care if they log in as this common user because we
then don't know who accidentally deleted all the files or
whatever accident one can i
Henrik Hudson writes:
> Check the sshd_config man page for AllowUsers and DenyUsers directives.
Many thanks. DenyUsers did the trick.
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One of the browsers for sure that isn't working is
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state.zone >ATXT.txt
The line break here is for Email consideration. The above
command should all be on one line.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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orth,009,192.168.2.123"
We will actually run that output through sed to convert
the "'s to blanks and also the ,'s to blanks but that is
trivial.
Thanks for the examples.
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possible, but I never quite understood how to apply the commands
to an executable sed script file. Many thanks.
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or directory
That date command wants the string in a file to produce similar
results.
ping -o under freebsd is incredibly useful when you want
to know when an interface comes up. Under Linux and earlier
versions of FreeBSD, it does nothing but tell you it didn't
understand -o. Aga
My main problem turned out to be that I had -E and -e confused.
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It's just if you move the cursor
over them that you don't hear the digits.
Thanks for any ideas. This is a strange one, I admit.
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Bryant Eadon writes:
> Have you tried a test system with this configuration, then upgraded it to
> 7.x followed by the jump to 8.0? Run this for a week in advance and see
That sounds like an excellent idea. I was afraid I might
have to increment through all the 6.x branches which would t
are Dell 2950's, but I
didn't get anywhere at all with that campaign. The 2950's have
been no trouble to speak of but it makes times like this so much
more risky.
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much. Thanks for helping me think through a solution.
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ar application does not get confused. In 6.3, there were a
couple of files that caused an "out of order" error but the 8.0
CD produced no errors at all.
Thank you for your help.
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ng fails to start, it's one of
those SURPRISE!'s we'd all rather not have when in a hurry to
get key systems back running again.
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ing I can
change. I seem to have unwittingly got some systems set up right
and others set up to chown root:wheel /var/named.
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was confused and thought this would all help me keep
ownership of /var/named belonging to bind when, in fact, it does
just the opposite.
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Chuck Swiger writes:
>/var/named is own
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Interestingly, the system I am on right this minute is the same
version and does not exhibit this behavior.
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anybody think of any particular problem one
might encounter if both the data acquisition ports happened to
be trying to receive data simultaneously?
The serial console port is not really an issue because
it will be rarely ever used.
Thank you.
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on ports happened to
>be trying to receive data simultaneously?
>
> The serial console port is not really an issue because
>it will be rarely ever used.
>
> Thank you.
>
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base on our campus, however, so
for now, I need to export some log files to the Windows world.
Thanks for any useful ideas and for your patience.
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seems that /usr/ports/net/samba3 gives one a whole
boatload of possibilities.
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it again if we can't solve this mystery. We can't seem to
duplicate the problem. Any ideas are appreciated.
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trace so
hopefully somebody can give us an idea as to how this happened.
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I've got some code which I wrote about 6 or 8 years ago that
apparently doesn't get along right now with FreeBSD9.0. In the
problem code, there is a loop that uses fgets to read a line
from a file. It runs properly until the 2708TH iteration and
then it dumps core with a segmentation fault.
char s
variables based
on the contents of the lines. It is something that worked okay
up to FreeBSD8.X but now causes a segmentation fault.
Martin McCormick writes:
> I've got some code which I wrote about 6 or 8 years ago that
> apparently doesn't get along right now with FreeBSD9.0. In th
using tar which has
worked in the past to let one modify loader.conf but I got a
bunch of errors this time about files that couldn't be created
so maybe this is not the recommended headless installation
technique any longer.
Any ideas?
Thank you very much
Martin M
o support one of the Linux screen readers, we're talking about
a talking terminal for less than 100 US Dollars. We'll just have
to see what happens.
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Polytropon writes:
> That's correct. However, unlike a Braille readout which
> gives tactile information (through the reader's hands),
> synthetic voice cannot easily accomodate to the reader's
> habits and reading speed. "Scanning text" is not possible
> as the generated voiced text is played in "
This is a minor problem but I use "more" to read Email messages
from nmh. If one forgets what screen one is in, it is possible
to start typing and create a log file of the message in which
ever mailbox directory one is reading out of.
The man page for more is actually linked to less even
t
Lowell Gilbert writes:
> The "secure" mode disables log files, but it also changes several other
> behaviours, so you may not find it to be an improvement. The code
> supports changing those "secure" features separately, but only by
> editing the source; if you go that way, it will probably be muc
still preserve present smtp functionality?
Many thanks. What a mess needing to send one message to one
person is turning in to.
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Ruben de Groot writes:
> There is the Mail::IMAPClient perl module (or Net::IMAP::Simple,
> perl's about choice ;-) )
Many thanks as this may come up again. In actuality, I was able
to end up using simple SMPT mail to use our Exchange gateway. I
just set that gateway as a smarthost which I thought
The /etc/mail/sendmail.cf file very clearly tells one
not to edit it directly so I edited the
/etc/mail/my.name.domain.mc file as stated in documentation to
cause this system to send all out-bound mail through a "smart host."
The .mc file part that adds the smart host looks like:
Thanks to all. Somehow, I missed the make install. I will give
it another try and it will probably work as it should.
This is a great list and everybody is very nice even to those of
us who have been running FreeBSD for many years but are trying
new things.
Greg Larkin writes:
> Try these command
per...@pluto.rain.com writes:
> Being a university, okstate.edu has students, most of whom are
> not in the CIS department or in any way under control of the CIS
> department's sysadmin. Need I say more?
Spot on. About 25,000 students and some of them respond to
phishing attempts and make other p
The system in question has its primary NIC on one particular
network and a default route to the gateway on that network and
all of that works fine.
I needed the system to communicate fully on two
different networks so we enabled the second interface card and
it works on that second subnet.
The system in question has its primary NIC on one particular
network and a default route to the gateway on that network and
all of that works fine.
I needed the system to communicate fully on two
different networks so we enabled the second interface card and
it works on that second subnet.
Following up on a question I wrote Friday June 17, a
person from this list kindly referred me to the FreeBSD
Handbook and the sections on configuring Ethernet interfaces. It
has an excellent example as to how to set the default gateway
from the command line. I tried it and it worked. Can a
Matthew Seaman writes:
> Yes. It's common in the sense that a lot of people think its something
> that should work, and get confused when it doesn't prove simple to set up.
Thank you. I think I may have stumbled on to what I need
to do discussed in the Handbook under the multi-homed host
I would like to say that I got it working, but after
looking at the duel-homed host section of the Handbook, I am
still stuck. A Google search turned up a thread from a couple of
years ago that almost echoed my exact words. We've got a system
with network interfaces on two disjointed networ
ng
so the more one is aware of, the less head-scratching and
frustration there is.
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Damien Fleuriot writes:
> SOLUTION:
> You need a way to reply using a specific route depending on which IP was
> requested by the internet user at 50.50.50.50
>
> If they queried 100.100.100.53, you need to route through 100.100.100.1.
> If they queried 200.200.200.53, you need to route through 20
Rsync is a great utility, but is there a way to preserve
ownership and permissions if rsync remotely logs in to a backup
server as a normal user?
The recovery process is run by root but copies all the
files from the backup server as a normal user and uses its root
capabilities to r
Michael Sierchio writes:
> Does the same user exist on the remote system, with the same uid, etc.?
Yes.
> If you're using rsync with ssh as the transport, and connecting to the
> remote machine as the backups user, that's who will own the files on
> its local filesystem...
I thought rsync had so
Here is a sample program kindly provided in the
Beej's Guide to Network Programming
Using Internet Sockets
Brian "Beej Jorgensen" Hall
The code is said to be in the public domain so it is
posted here as it compiles and runs perfectly under Linux but
fails
Peter Andreev writes:
> #include
Many thanks. That made the FreeBSD version work just as
well.
As soon as I saw netinet.h, I realized it wasn't in the
original code as the Linux libraries apparently accomplish the
same thing without that header.
Martin
I started to run freebsd-update to upgrade a 8.x system
to 9.0-RELEASE
# freebsd-update -r 9.0-RELEASE upgrade
Looking up update.FreeBSD.org mirrors... 4 mirrors found.
Fetching metadata signature for 8.2-RELEASE from update5.FreeBSD.org... done.
Fetching metadata index... done.
Inspectin
Matthew Seaman writes:
> That's a known problem and fixable by first updating your 8.2-RELEASE
> machine to the latest patch level before trying the update to 9.0
It appears to be working now. Thank you.
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*traceroute: sendto: Permission denied
traceroute: wrote 192.168.1.125 52 chars, ret=-1
I also did try:
sysctl net.inet.udp.blackhole=0
then 1 and even 2 with no change.
What else should I look at? The firewall rules are
otherwise working as they should.
Thank yo
mimencode so it occurred to me
that some other application might exist which is in the ports
that does basically the same thing.
Is there anything which will take a raw email message
and spit out linear strings which can be processed like normal
text?
Thank you.
Martin McCormick
as to what I can test next?
Thank you.
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Greg Barniskis writes:
>If I'm right, you'll see that something happens, in at least the
>target IP address is ARPed for and you should see the target's MAC
>in the arp table on the known good system, even if the pings never
>return. That should at least give you confidence that the NIC in
>que
nored.
Thanks to all.
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If I replace rc.firewall with firewall_rules.ns, then only
those rules get added which is why the tcp/ip stack appeared dead.
What do I need to put in /etc/rc.firewall so it just includes
/etc/firewall_rules.ns like the #include directive u
Greg Barniskis writes:
>This section of rc.firewall refers to valid values you can place in
>rc.conf for firewall_type. In rc.conf you can name any of the types
>defined in rc.firewall /or/ you can specify a file of your own
>(instead of rc.firewall). I don't think you can invoke rc.firewall
>/
can since these things
always happen on holidays or weekends or at 03:00 in the morning.
This system doesn't die that often, but it is often enough to
take measures to prevent it from needing our laying on of hands at odd
hours.
Thank you.
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d think it should have finished by now, but it is
still running. Is this a valid method of copying the entire contents
of one drive to another? Thank you.
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I thought I was limited to only the block size of the disks.
I am now trying a much larger block size as suggested and will see
what happens. Many thanks.
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Paul Schmehl quotes and then writes:
>> Copying with dd(1) is not as fast :)
>
>Have you tried dcfldd? sysutils/dcfldd
Thank you. I hadn't thought of that. This is what I
appreciate about groups like this.
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popular OS's that can't even dream of that much uptime.
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The FreeBSD site has an installation ISO image for FreeBSD5.4
but it is dated last May. There have been several core security
updates since then. should I be looking in a different place to find
a stable 5.x ISO image that is current?
Thank you very much.
Martin McCormick
Lowell Gilbert writes:
>http://www.freebsd.org/releases/snapshots.html
Thank you. That's what I needed to know.
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To use an American vernacular, it is a tall order.
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couple of hundred messages a day on one work
station is no indicator of how the same MTA might work when hundreds of
thousands of messages and bounces are roaring around the mail server
every day. Again, thank you all.
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presence on our network.
Thank you very much.
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re, I want the users to be able to use C-kermit to talk to a
remote device without them having to be root.
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My thanks to all who have responded with this and similar
recommendations:
Roland Smith writes:
>Making kermit users members of a group, and have that group own
>/dev/cuaa* with read/write privileges seems like a good idea.
>
>For instance, create a group "kermit" with 'pw groupadd kermit'
4.11 are owned
by uucp but are in a group called dialer and have a mode of 660
already set meaning I don't have to do anything but put those who
would use them in the dialer group. Problem solved!
Again, thanks to everyone who responded.
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should be a way to make it all happen from one script.
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mptied so the file is left
either empty or partially filled depending upon luck and how much data
got written to the disk before the abnormal end.
My short-term problem is solved so thanks again, but it
appears that even opening new files without appending them confuses
the shell o
ame way every time?
The dmesg output describing the serial ports from one of the
2-port systems reads as follows:
sio0 at port 0x3f8-0x3ff irq 4 flags 0x10 on isa0
sio0: type 16550A
sio1 at port 0x2f8-0x2ff irq 3 on isa0
sio1: type 16550A
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Martin
The
newer platforms with at least two serial ports need cuaaN if there is
to be no hardware flow-control. ttydN calls just hang forever and may
or may not unblock if they see DSR from the other system.
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rm command.
The messages are purely random as to the file name and
directory.
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Daniela writes:
>Yes, that's most likely the cause.
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tell you who has what files open? Thank you.
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direction.
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Jimmy Olgeni writes:
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