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rtorrent. I've been using the following config file for ages (I don't really remember what all the stuff do, just check the docs for more info): min_peers = 40 max_peers = 100 min_peers_seed = 10 max_peers_seed = 50 max_uploads = 20 download_rate = 800 upload_rate = 20 directory =...

We are aware of the problem but haven't found a proper solution yet.

The book has some info on setting up Apache on FreeBSD. That shouldn't be a problem. ...and I think FreeBSD is an excellent choice for beginners. Setting up (for example) a web server isn't very hard. With the right literature available, you probably won't have any major problems.

Yes.

Put: hostname="your.domain.here" into /etc/rc.conf and reboot.

The FreeBSD bugbusting team is coordinating a network bugathon, which will be held from 2009-01-30 to 2009-02-01 (Fri-Sun). The plan is to work through all network related PRs still open in GNATS. Everyone is welcome to join and help this effort. Lots of more information is available on the...

Change this: http://svn.freebsd.org/viewvc/base/head/sys/dev/ata/ata-queue.c?r1=185357&r2=187105 Then recompile.

This might be of interest: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/svn-src-head/2009-January/002685.html

It's PCC.

No, they won't be automatically incorporated. The Perforce repository is just a place where lots of random FreeBSD hacking occurs. It has no real relationship with our svn repository (from which we build our releases). Konstantin still needs to talk to someone that can review and commit his code...

Konstantin needs to send-pr a patch or contact a developer with commit privileges to the src tree.

Split may be a workaround but there seems to be a real problem here. nfm: if you don't get a good answer or a solution within a few days, try emailing directly to stable@FreeBSD.org and describe your problem with as much details as you can.

I use ee all the time.