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I think you ran make delete-old-libs before installworld?

Also, ports tree is in feature freeze, so major upgrades are out of the question. Unless 8.0 release is further delayed I wouldn't expect 5.3.0 until early october.

Guess what, it's documented and largely enforced as per /etc/mtree/* and mtree.

The jail(8) manpage is one the better manpages of FreeBSD. Do everything it tells you to do in the EXAMPLES section, so you get a feel for the process.

That's not so bad. I call ubuntu MS Linux. (iow: can't we all get along? It really is a wrapper around the NDIS protocol, but the name was taken, hmm?)

One more thing: can you make print/ghostscript8 respect WITHOUT_CUPS, like every other port? I hacked it locally: Index: print/ghostscript8/Makefile =================================================================== RCS file: /home/ncvs/ports/print/ghostscript8/Makefile,v retrieving...

This is easy with php + pcre and curl modules and can run from cron, as cli module, so you don't need it in apache. Apache can just SSI the file or you can write the output as json in the webroot, then use javascript to display the info. The only drawback, no matter what implementation you...

And adding net/bmon for per interface statistics capable of being saved to a database, flat html and rrdtool. Also, [file]sysutils/pftop[/port] view '8' is very useful for live monitoring of already existing queues, since the last time you reloaded the rules. Especially with borrows, it's good...

Well, you need the pointers to see why this assertion fails: dtrace_copycheck(uintptr_t uaddr, uintptr_t kaddr, size_t size) { ASSERT(kaddr >= kernelbase && kaddr + size >= kaddr); Since size can't be negative, the second part is always true, unless size is so large that it causes a...

Ack, horizontal scrolls.. Just weird that there's no symbols in there. Too many dtrace_assfail to even start guessing. I lack the last condition to try and reproduce it :P

You'll get an edit function once you're all grown up ;) (search forum, I believe 10 posts or 10 days). I suppose you have deleted or not installed the .ko.symbols files? That would point to something more useful.

Updating parts of the ports tree will lead to hard to debug problems, as *_DEPENDS may reference new library versions, non existing ports, new files installed by a new version of a port not to mention changes in port infrastructure. You need to be very familiar with the ports system to be able...

Can you get a backtrace?

Any chance you got WITHOUT_NLS in /etc/make.conf?

BSD hacks, by Dru, the fabulous handbook and a linux to bsd primer.

No, then you might as well run non-interactively. If you can't determine yourself what leaves you need, you shouldn't be uninstalling software in the first place.

Don't believe the hype! FUD. This is the best way to do top-down package removal. As with most things in FreeBSD, you are allowed to do things detrimental to your system if there's a safe way to do it, because you're expected to know when it is. People thinking they know, shoot themself...

And you're not using fts(3) because?

You can test disk access, by running the following: #!/bin/sh me=$$ while(true); do date> /tmp/disktest.${me} sleep 60 done After halt and boot, cat the disktest file to view when it was last able to write. When you observe the halt you may want to keep on pinging at least for 60...

Postfix comes with postconf -e, allowing to change setting by command line. Apache has no built-in support to change settings on the fly. Numerous applications have numerous different formats. You're trying to solve a problem that you can't solve. A much better idea would be to request devd...