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So it was only cache related. That's solved. https://dane.sys4.de/smtp/iaelu.net

Hello, I've been configuring my DNS server to work with DNSSEC, and also saw that DANE would help certify my servers with TLSA records. While my DNSSEC configuration is OK, see dnsviz : http://dnsviz.net/d/iaelu.net/dnssec/ I seem though to encounter some delay for the TLSA records to be...

I can assure you that not every wifi usb dongle are not all equal in that list. Some are surely working great, some other are working but there are known caveats to them, like some zyd based driver. The best thing is to check for sure the hardware list for the release, but also to check the man...

I think an answer to this thread is not important anymore for me. I've managed to get the server side to use a public ssh key. Though, it seems so few people are using this "solution" and I understand perfectly well why. Still I think the port is broken and doesn't work out of the hat on every...

underline = _ dash = - ignore this > Just curious, is it a 10.0-RELEASE or a 10-STABLE ? < ignore this It seems to make a dash only on virtual machines (Parallels desktop, VirtualBox). It's making an underline in the KVM console (the few I tested).

Re: [Solved]How to change TTY cursor? Thanks, that's nice to know. On the VM I've tried this, it made a dash, not an underline.

Re: How to change TTY cursor? It seems like you just can't make it an underline. You can check vidcontrol and the -c option, which is talking about normal, blink, and destructive mode.

Re: "missing boot loader" and boot0 issues If you've installed FreeBSD 9.2, did you use the installer or did you use the shell to create your partitions? Because I'm wondering if your disk has been partitioned with gpart, and if so, has it been partitioned using the GPT scheme? gpart show will...

Hello, I know sshpass is an insecure way to use SSH or SFTP, but at the moment the company hosting the SFTP server won't allow me to use a public key (I don't understand why too...). I'm currently trying to make sshpass work, but it seems I'm encountering some problem with /dev/tty while using...

This also worked for me :) Great ! FreeBSD is running like a charm :D

Ok that's working now. I may have missed something.

sysutils/tmux is an example but I started to see this problem first in poudriere while having deleted the previous options for every packages I wanted to make, and each time I'm trying to configure them, the config dialog does not show. So I tried directly in the /usr/ports on my system with a...

Hello When I'm trying to configure a port in the ports tree, the command make config just tells 'Options unchanged' even though the options have been clean previously. Anyone else ? Is it a known problem ?

I've installed dns/bind99 and merged my /etc/namedb configured files into /usr/local/etc/namedb. It seems to work quite well for now. Thank you.

Hello, I've got a server which is installed with FreeBSD 9.2-RELEASE (and security patches) and I'm planning to upgrade it to 10.0-RELEASE. Since BIND is not in the base system anymore, I'm looking to install the relative port. My problem right now is that there are 2 ports for BIND : bind98...

'Search' into the forums while logged in has left us forever or would that option come back to us in a near future?

I'm going to use some servers with 32 GB of RAM. I've been doing some testing with this while one of these server was only with 16 GB of RAM, and what we technically need is that ZFS should not use all the free space. I mean that we could let ZFS have at most 16 GB to play, but we would like to...

Hello, I'm starting considering an environment with this configuration for some application specific issues: Create the system on top of ZFS. Create a zvol and format it to UFS, it will be mounted and use to store big data files that are accessed via some application services which seems to...

There is still a possibility with the sed command and tabulations which consist to introduce a TAB char in your terminal with {CTRL+V TAB}. But it depends on how your terminal handles this I guess. grep "^root" /etc/passwd | sed -e 's:\:: :g' root * 0 0 Charlie & /root /bin/csh

Another use: eval $(stat -s myfile) then use the variables returned from stat -s