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  1. poh-poh

    Using "#define" in .Xdefaults?

    Try using xrdb (it runs cpp) in ~/.xinitrc, e.g. xrdb -merge ~/.Xdefaults And make sure macros are substituted, e.g. xrdb -query | egrep '(fore|back)ground'
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    ZFS snapshot managment

    I've submitted it as ports/159874. 2 weeks for maintainer timeout + indefinite time when a committer picks it up.
  3. poh-poh

    argument Pass in shell ?

    getopts operates only on positional parameters, those passed as arguments to the script or set via set builtin. Try to replace the first 2 lines with set -- -e aa -S bb -c nya echo $@
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    ZFS snapshot managment

    No, the same way you update ports, e.g. tar.gz/portsnap/csup/cvs up/git/etc. or just grab the file from cvsweb. This may be not obvious but you're supposed to do backups during testing. The ports tree before applying the patch zfs snapshot tank/usr/ports@before_test and automatic snapshots...
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    ZFS snapshot managment

    You didn't restore the files /usr/ports/sysutils/zfs-snapshot-mgmt/files/pa* after removing.
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    Lock order reversal on boot

    Have you seen LOR page, e.g. #280, #260?
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    ZFS snapshot managment

    It's edit history for 7th post. You can ignore the history and just grab modified patch from the post again.
  8. poh-poh

    ZFS snapshot managment

    Can you try new version? Sorry for wasted time. http://forums.freebsd.org/posthistory.php?p=144140
  9. poh-poh

    ZFS snapshot managment

    It should be applied against port, e.g. patch -d /usr/ports -i ~/zfs-snapshot-mgmt.patch And -p in diff is known to truncate long lines, this shouldn't be a problem for patch.
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    ZFS snapshot managment

    Neither me, timezone can be specified in TZ or /etc/localtime, see tzset.Index: sysutils/zfs-snapshot-mgmt/files/patch-zfs-snapshot-mgmt =================================================================== RCS file: /a/.csup/ports/sysutils/zfs-snapshot-mgmt/files/patch-zfs-snapshot-mgmt,v...
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    ZFS snapshot managment

    Have you accounted for timezone offset? It uses raw minutes from config without parsing them with Time.mktime.
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    building ports with gcc46 under 8-STABLE (for the fun)

    Try to place gcc46 libs before basegcc libs in rtld hints which also affect ld that's likely link against wrong libssp (another example is ports/148196), e.g. Index: etc/rc.d/ldconfig =================================================================== --- etc/rc.d/ldconfig (revision 224789) +++...
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    Cant switch from MD5 to Blowfish for password hashes

    You have a syntax error in login.conf. Hint: look at line continuations, the line with commented out md5 breaks it.
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    Cant switch from MD5 to Blowfish for password hashes

    Try redefining default PASSWORD_HASH in pam_unix source. It does work here with passwd_format=blf, though. Can you check that setting blf with crypt_set_format actually works?
  15. poh-poh

    What is the best way to ensure only one copy of bash script is running (in BSD)?

    Is lockf not adequate? If you want to block there is also pwait.
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    keybindings in the forum editor

    Try using Conkeror. In order to trigger onkeypress event in vbulletin_textedit.js there you'd have to prefix them with C-q or make them $fallthrough in a page-mode which can be overriden with C-z prefix.
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    Optimizing FreeBSD for gaming?

    /head branch may have some improvements in device drivers (e.g. ahci, ata), etc. as well as there are many patches still uncommitted floating around mailing lists and GNATS, e.g. tmpfs using IO scheduler can improve interactivity during write load, pick either gsched or vfs.zfs.vdev.max_pending...
  18. poh-poh

    top cli output truncated on command column

    It's known and fixed in top-3.8b1 (bin/127633).
  19. poh-poh

    How to monitor the number of the opened kernel objects of a process?

    procstat can show things like memory mappings, open files/sockets, user/kernel threads, etc. Combine with sysutils/topless and you get them close to real-time. Also, some of the hot paths can be viewed with hwpmc, e.g. pmcstat -S instructions -T
  20. poh-poh

    top -mio display value at 0

    It's known issue, see kern/156218.
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