cpio: Read error at byte 0 in file ./proc/3250/map, padding with zeros
cpio: File ./proc/3250/etype shrunk by 64 bytes, padding with zeros
cpio: Read error at byte 0 in file ./proc/3249/map, padding with zeros
While doing a cpio backup the above message appears.
I know it is the process file sys
On 11-Nov-99 Mike Meyer wrote:
> John Baldwin writes:
> ;->On 11-Nov-99 Mike Meyer wrote:
> ;->> I still curse at regular intervals at the ports/packages
> collection
> ;->> installing things in /usr/local. That means I need another place
> for
> ;->> things that I maintain, instead of came with
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, mleczo wrote:
> Helo
> Im new to all of this
> But got one question
> I cant compile eggdrop on my FreeBSD 2.2.8
> When it comes to linking i got an error
> ld: -ltcl no match
>
> Wheres the problem
> PLease help me solve this
This would have been better suited for -questio
John Baldwin writes:
;->> The bottom line is that taking the name people have standardized on
;->> for installing *local* packages and installing system-provided
;->> packages there is a bad thing(TM). None of the solutions I used
;->> suffered from that flaw.
;->Umm, if the name /usr/local distur
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, mleczo wrote:
> Helo
> Im new to all of this
> But got one question
> I cant compile eggdrop on my FreeBSD 2.2.8
> When it comes to linking i got an error
> ld: -ltcl no match
>
> Wheres the problem
> PLease help me solve this
>
> bye
>
>
>
>
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Thomas David Rivers wrote:
> I'll have to attribute this to the "nut behind
> the wheel." Apparently, I must have done a
> config with some option (likely DDB) on and not
> done a clean build... (i.e. didn't do a `make clean; make')
You shouldn't need to make clean... make depend; make sho
Gregory Bond wrote in list.freebsd-stable:
> > wdc0 ist the IDE controller, not the CD-ROM drive.
> > Look for acd0 (ATAPI CD-ROM drive) in your boot messages.
> > Type this command: dmesg | grep acd
>
> Depending on the vintage of his system, the ATAPI CD driver and corresponding
> /dev/
To answer my own question:
In /usr/ports/net/ldap/work/ldap-3.3/doc/guides/guide.pdf
(administrators guide)
There is everything you'd ever need.for sladp
Thanks anyway to those who tried to help.
Greg
My original question was:
> Is any one using the slapd (ldap) services, if so can the
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Mike and Paul
I agree with both of you (at least conceptually), regarding
installation locations of software (the topic here has wandered a
bit from the original Subject: line). I think your positions are
not so far apart, differing only in detail. It is certainly (in
my view) useful to keep op
> Thomas David Rivers wrote:
>
> > I'll have to attribute this to the "nut behind
> > the wheel." Apparently, I must have done a
> > config with some option (likely DDB) on and not
> > done a clean build... (i.e. didn't do a `make clean; make')
>
> You shouldn't need to make clean... make
On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 03:14:04PM -0800, Mike Meyer wrote:
> ;->It belongs in /usr/local.
>
> I don't agree. Things being maintainted and supported locally belong
> in /usr/local. Ports and packages come on the distribution, and you go
> back to the same channels for support as you do for core p
On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 05:34:23PM -0800, Mike Meyer wrote:
> Except, of course, that /usr/local/lib *does* get special treatment!
> It's listed in ldconfig_paths (and the aout subdir
> ldconfig_paths_aout), along with /usr/X11R6/lib &
> /usr/lib/compat. None of those are part of the OS, though al
On Fri, Nov 12, 1999 at 12:24:53PM -0800, Duane H. Hesser wrote:
> A few still have 'local' hardwired in, but after many years of
...
> The X11 situation is not quite as rosy; there have been quite a
> few which needed hand patching. The problem seems to be a lot of
> Imakefiles with BINDIR, INC
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