y documentation that
describes how to safely refuse forged Email without either turning on
more relaying or creating any other insidious situation that might not
be obvious.
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Many thanks. I should probably buy a Sendmail book, but it
hardly ever needs any attention. It just quietly works.
Martin
Dan Nelson writes:
>Take a look at the milter-sender port, which checks the sender's email
>address and verifies that an smtp server is listening.
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There is no /var/lib directory, but when I create one, nothing
changes so it is presently not there.
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s for now.
The network mask is 255.255.252.0. Is there any way to have
more than one interface on the same subnet with that same subnet mask?
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While not laughing at what happened too hard, can you think of
how I ended up with the bad mask that wouldn't go away? Many thanks.
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The CDROM drive works well enough to boot and the boot process
looks right until I try to extract the distributions such as /bin,
etc.
Are there any other things to investigate before saying that
4.11 and Dell 1850's don't get along?
Thanks for any ideas.
Martin McCorm
ost of us are in this business
because we love to tinker, but sometimes there is a job to be done and
the faster it gets done, the better.
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You might first try making a generic kernel with no
customization and see if that works. If it does, you might be
accidentally leaving out support for something vital like disk drives
or something else equally vital causing the kernel to not get along
far enough to produce error messages.
gh to blow away the special partition and then
everything works like normal.
Thanks to those who had helpful suggestions. It turned out
not to be FreeBSD's fault at all.
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cribe what I do.
Please tell me any thoughts you might have. Stating that I've
been messing around with UNIX systems for about 14 years probably
won't get me very far.:-)
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file so that is not too useful
either. Putting double quotes around the RE didn't help either.
It seems to match almost everything.
Thanks for any good ideas.
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t after looking at all the other examples, they should work also
giving living proof that in UNIX, there are many perfectly valid ways
to solve the same problem. Again, many thanks.
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sleep .1
exp_send -s -- $arg
}
}
spawn $env(SHELL)
match_max 10
expect -exact "bash-2.05b# "
When it fails, the prompt never appears.
Any ideas as to why this occasionally happens or whether my
slow-down of the "typed" output
ailure of a hard drive on our master DNS last
Summer means that it has version 4.11 and the rest need to catch up or
go to version 5.x or 6.x.
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don't remember the exact syntax. Sometimes, if you get those wrong,
make still works but you get the build you didn't want. Thank you.
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"Emil A Eklund" writes:
>Use the -D switch, for instance
>make -DWITHOUT_X11 install clean
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possible that I have the wrong php and another php has the
mysql_connect routine so at this time, I am all ears.
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Glen Barber writes:
>Are you sure mssql_connect() isn't a typo? The rest of your email
>states mysql_connect().
Wow! I've been doing too much of this this week. It's
actually the other way around. The problem is with
mssql_connect and my references to mysql were based on a bit of
confusio
Greg Larkin writes:
> You referred to C code at the top of your message,
That was actually incidental. I was thinking about what had
happened when I transplanted some home-grown C code in to 8.1
and had to clean up some of my lazy habits to make it work
again. So far, nothing I haven't been able t
' requires 'pkg-config-0.23_1', but
'pkg-config-0.25' is installed
This looks like it could be harmless enough as pkg-config-0.25
is newer but I thought I would ask before creating any more
possible monsters. Is this something to fix or can I forget it?
Tha
#x27;ts seem to be read anywhere.:-)
Has anybody else had the same problem on a 64-bit
version of pgp?
I am glad I discovered this before anything crytical
happened.
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Dan Nelson writes:
> Does gnupg (ports/security/gnupg) work? I think you'll have a hard time
> trying to get people to fix bugs in pgp; the source tree that the pgp port
> uses is 14 years old.
Wow! I thought that was just the first copywrite date.
gnugp installs gpg-2 which is almost the right
condition often and when we do, it's hopefully for very
short periods, but the disruption is total.
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I removed it and everything started working.
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Is there a safe site to find the rsync package for
FreeBSD6.3? We still have a few 6.3 systems around because the
commercial backup client we have for an enterprise-wide solution
will not install on FreeBSD8.1?
This is one of those times when we are fighting the war
with what we pr
"Devin Teske" writes:
> ftp://ftp-archive.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD-Archive/old-releases/i386/6.3-RELE
> ASE/packages/All
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> Have fun.
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Can one use the -prune directive multiple times in a
find command to specify a list of directories not to descend?
It would be like
find . -name "*" -prune dir1 -prune dir2 -print
or whatever you wanted find to do, but that does not work or I
wouldn't be asking. Find appears to g
. I found tons of find examples but very little use
of -prune in those examples.
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several BTU of heat output which is in the realm of 15 years old
and will probably retire itself at some random date in the
future.
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The ISO image is the FreeBSD9.0 bootonly CDROM for amd64
systems. I added loader.conf to /boot in order to activate a
serial console and this along with socat appears to be working
as it should. This is great because remote desktop is not an
option.
The VM boot starts normally with
Is there anything like strace for AMD64 FreeBSD?
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Bruce Cran writes I should try truss. I would just quote the
text, but I need to first find out what is broken in the reply
sequence and truss may point out what is failing.
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world who is still using nmh, but it is useful when you want
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thought the
< redirection would pickup the standard output.
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Many thanks! The for loop was what was needed.
Polytropon writes:
> Just a sidenote: If you're not using bash-specific functionality
> and intend to make your script portable, use #!/bin/sh instead.
I always start out that way for that very reason. I needed some
random number functions and arithm
-f ${WRKDIR}/mfs/usr/bin/$$x; \
done
@${TOUCH} ${WRKDIR}/.prune_done
@echo " done"
packages: install prune ${WRKDIR}/.packages_done
${WRKDIR}/.packages_done:
@if [ -d "${PACKAGESDIR}" ]; then \
echo -n "Copying user packages ..."; \
ng it?
None of the documentation on kill (1) shows a signal 0
nor does kill -l.
Something tells me this is a bad idea these days, but I
still need an easy way to see if XYZ process is still alive.
Thank you.
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Robert Bonomi writes:
> 'man 2 kill' tells all.
I believe that is the first or second time I have used
Section 2. I appreciate the reminder. It looks like ps -p ###
>/dev/null appears to do what I need without producing output
ps -p 54321 >/dev/null && date ran the date command if there
Robert Bonomi writes:
> 'man 2 kill' tells all.
I believe that is the first or second time I have used
Section 2. I appreciate the reminder. It looks like ps -p ###
>/dev/null appears to do what I need without producing output
ps -p 54321 >/dev/null && date ran the date command if there
The executable in question is a C program whos file
permissions are 4755 and the file belongs to root so all files
it opens are also owned by root and that works properly, but
what I need is for this application to first open a few files owned by
the caller and then later, upgrade back to r
jb writes:
> Get familiar with this document:
> http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~daw/papers/setuid-usenix02.pdf
>
> Then verify its validity on your target and current OS.
Thank you. I had read the man page several times and like most
man pages, it is a summary and one can miss some of the finer
point
the mishap?
I am building a new FreeBSD system from a CDROM that is a
bit out of date so I need to upgrade it after installation.
The only thing I was thinking of was that there might be
links or something else not obvious that would make the restored
/usr/src useless.
Martin
My thanks to the person who informed me that running
cvsup with the correct tag would repair the damage.
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for a new CDROM since most of the changes are meant to keep the
spooks out of our new systems.
I did see a cdrom.inf link on the ftp mirror I was on,
but it simply had a one-line ID for what the disk should be.
Is there an ISO image for 4.7 yet? Where do I get it?
Thanks.
M
or return data, only a 9600-baud stream from a piece of
communications equipment to the serial port.
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s case, the data are human-readable text with
newlines and all.
I did get this same algorithm to work on a Linux system.
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file in the directory
called cdroot, did the UDF burn, removed that file and replaced
it with another one of different name, did another UDF burn and
then fixated it.
If it was a CDR, it probably would be a coaster now.:-)
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runs a script to automate some of the building and or upgrading
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successful and the appropriate directories seem to indicate that
this is true. If I look at /etc/rc.conf, however, it is still in
the state it was in before I ran the upgrade.
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some step.
/dev/random does exist on the systems in question and
seems to return a null which is not what it is supposed to be
doing.
What else should I look at?
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I am the one who asked the question about /dev/random
earlier today. I don't know if answers are appropriate on this
list, but here is what I found out:
The /dev/random device was working but exceedingly slowly
because I was using the wrong IRQ's. That was partly due to the
fact
based upon
the information. That, I can handle. The problem is in figuring
out the best way to access the MS server from here.
Many thanks.
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system
continued to work properly as expected, but it only knew about
/dev/da0.
As soon as I rebooted, it then knew about both drives.
I wanted to add a new drive to a running system and keep
the reboots down to a minimum. Thank you.
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tried to mount a DOS-formatted floppy disk or a CDROM before I
read about the special forms of mount that exist in FreeBSD.
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What do I need to look at to fix this properly?
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Martin McCormick writes:
> I must have dome something wrong setting up a FreeBSD5.4
> system, but I haven't a clue as to what.
This is still Martin McCormick. I haven't found exactly
what I did yet, but I remembered that I do have a second 5.4 box
and it appears
ng that contains the data we need. Are
there any FreeBSD libraries we can use to help the process along?
I am sure this notation has a name, but not knowing it,
makes searching for information about it rather difficult.
Many thanks.
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Chuck Swiger writes:
> On Oct 6, 2006, at 4:26 AM, Martin McCormick wrote:
>
> Does anybody know what this notation is called? Does an
> explanation of the algorithm exist in public so one can convert the
> strings that are part of the call manager output in
field was populated but it silently failed on lines of real
data because of blank fields.
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still default so I figured I would ask before changing it so as
not to introduce hidden problems later. Basically, I like bash
better and also add a couple more paths such as /usr/local/etc
for home-grown applications.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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nvironmental
variables that should inhibit the beep so I am kind of stumped.
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Alex Zbyslaw writes:
> set prompt="hello%{^G%}there "
>
> where ^G is a single control char, not two chars.
Thanks. It works perfectly. I am reading the man for
tcsh again to attempt to figure out what I missed the first time.
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So, for some reason, about 5 FreeBSD systems work
properly without the leapseconds data base and one needed it. Why?
It would stand to reason that all the systems need the
leapseconds since that agrees with the rules for calculating
correct time.
Than
ystems' crons are showing the same environments if I make them
run the env command. Many thanks.
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operator account, but that's where it wound up. I am sure that
solves the problem. I'll know in 15 minutes when the next
newsyslog command fires and I don't get the squawk.:-)
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Don Hinton writes:
> On Thursday 26 July 2007 15:26:02 Peter Boosten wrote:
> > P.U.Kruppa wrote:
> > > > awk '{print $(NF-1)}' user.csv
Yup, those blank lines will kill it for sure. A sed filter to
remove blank lines ahead of the awk statement should all
"fbsd2" writes:
> I use the sample ipfw rules with keep state as shown in the handbook
they do work fine. They just aren't meant for the kind of load
they were under. I needed to know how to get the same
functionality by other means.
If you use the keep-state directive, high traffic can
b
"n j" writes:
> Or awk only i.e. no sed:
>
> awk '!(/^$/) { print $(NF-1) }' user.csv
That's right. I originally suggested the sed and then was
thinking about it as I walked home yesterday and knew that awk
could test for the blank line condition before committing
suicide.:-)
Martin
We have 3 FreeBSD systems. One is trying to use ssh and sudo to
run commands on two other systems. The remote command being
executed is:
ssh remote.system.domain sudo dhcpreset
dhcpreset is an expect script most of which is shown
here:
spawn $env(SHELL)
expect -exact "\#"
send -- "date\r
x27;s also.
It just hadn't occurred to me before that you don't
seize a tty on the remote system when you remotely run an ssh
command.
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ockup.
If I have a cowworker help me and run the install off
the new system's video display, all is well and we get a good
FreeBSD installation.
Can anybody think of a way to get the headless install
to work in FreeBSD 6.2?
Many thanks.
Martin McCormick WB5AGZ Stil
s:/dev/md0
This is always the last message before a hard lockup at
which time the party is over. If we reboot and do not do the
headless install, the installation works properly.
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ntroduced in FreeBSD6 if that
helps narrow things down any.
Thanks for any further suggestions.
I did go ahead and enlist the aid of a coworker on this
system so the immediate problem is solved, but I have been
experimenting with the CD this afternoon to see if the
suggestion so
at one error and I wonder,
A. What did I miss?
B. Is there a way to work around this?
As always, thanks.
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Tim Kellers writes:
> Does anyone have any recommendations or experience with any of the newer
> Dell servers (2900, 2950 for example) and FreeBSD 6.2 in a production
> environment?
We recently installed Dell 2950's for DNS and DHCP
server applications. They work great but some of their
ho
SD if that makes any difference.
There will be no X windows involved, just hopefully 2
DHCP servers running as if they were on two separate boxes.
Any information to point me in the right direction or
reasons why this is not a good idea are appreciated.
Thank you.
M
John Nielsen, referring to running multiple DHCPD's, writes:
> For what you're talking about, jails make a lot more sense than
> virtualization or emulation.
Thank you! That is exactly the kind of input I was
looking for. As soon as I read yours and Frank Staals' mention
of jails, it cl
s for FreeBSD6.2, is there a better
choice of sites? I got these 2 site names from the FreeBSD
handbook. We have been using FreeBSD here since 2001, but I have
never seriously tried cvsup until now since we are installing
several new servers, all using FreeBSD6.2.
Thanks.
Martin McCormick W
Kevin Kinsey writes:
> The mirrors are in the form "cvsupN.freebsd.org". I use cvsup12, cvsup13,
> cvsup6 from SW Missouri (and my upstream links go through NE Oklahoma,
> dunno if they are close to you or not).
Probably close enough. It will probably work when I connect to
the right site.
> It
ar/db
*default release=cvs delete use-rel-suffix
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nd then hopefully the security patches and
bug fixes via cvsup.
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given message is deferred due to not being able to be delivered
so it appears to be stuck both directions.
Any suggestions on what else to look at?
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"Ted Mittelstaedt" writes:
> sendmail_enable="YES" in /etc/rc.conf?
Many thanks. That's exactly what I had, but after
looking at it again, I also had something much worse in the
startup line. This new system is a replacement for the one I am
on now and the name is similar. The rc.conf.l
same thing?
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The system is on, but not in production so I would like to
upgrade it before we use it.
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The system is up and running, but presently not in production.
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t has worked fine until now for all these
years.
Any ideas are much appreciated.
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with. Our campus had Spring Break week before last and lots of
systems were upgraded and or modified. It's like trying to find
that one dead Christmas tree lamp in a series string of 100
which is
#x27;t should be mechanically testable.
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-bogom. It is probably
fine, but it duplicates bogofilter's function on a system-wide
basis.
Any ideas are much appreciated.
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that system,
but it is a rather busy workhorse for our group and is already
busy enough that one notices slowdowns at times and, when we
check, it is all legitimate. In this business, paranoia is a virtue.
Again, thanks for your help.
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s directory. The datadir
variable which some of the posters mentioned is no longer needed.
Has anybody gotten sqld_safe to work in FreeBSD?
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