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This is caused by trying to run a sudo binary on 11.0 which was compiled on 11.1. libc on 11.0 doesn't contain memset_s() so the sudo configure script will fallback to compiling and using a builtin implementation of it named sudo_memset_s(). On 11.1 though the configure script will notice that...

Are you using www/tomcat8 from the ports tree? If so you should be using the rc script which will run tomcat with jsvc to open any privileged sockets and then drop to the www user. $ ps aux | grep tomcat root 92745 0.0 0.2 16692 2104 - Is Mon11PM 0:00.00 /usr/local/bin/jsvc...

Perhaps your switch is using ISL instead of 802.1q tagging? Try adding switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q to your interfaces.

My guess is the problem comes from setting the switchport configuration on your gige interfaces which isn't neccessary. This is what my config looks like and works just fine with 10.2. interface gigabitethernet1 channel-group 1 mode auto ! interface gigabitethernet2 channel-group 1 mode auto...

If you're looking for a decent 1U DIY type of solution then Soekris builds some nice products. The 6501 can be expanded to 8-ports and supports 2x m-sata SSD drives. They're a bit expensive but I've got a few of them that have been rock solid so far which as @Jeckt said, depending on your...

Just a shot in the dark, but are you by chance using nscd and cache in your /etc/nsswitch.conf? I want to say I've run into something like this before because a negative cache hit would happen when the port build would check for the user, add the user/group since they weren't found, and then...

systemd is irrelevant to FreeBSD as far as I'm concerned. If you've been paying attention you'll have noticed systemd isn't about just improving init. It's about absorbing everything it possibly can and turning itself into a monolithic userspace kernel (MUK? Pokemon anyone?) which controls...

If I remember correctly you have to use remote announce in smb.conf: remote announce = 192.168.1.255/WORKGROUP Otherwise nmbd will see the interface inside the jail has an address of 192.168.1.39/32 and attempt to use 192.168.1.39 as the broadcast address, so remote announce allows you to...

Re: freebsd-update; find out if a reboot is required (like u You should be able to compare uname -r to freebsd-version -k to see if you have a newer kernel installed than the one that's currently running. $ uname -r; freebsd-version -k 10.0-RELEASE-p1 10.0-RELEASE-p2

Re: how to shutdown the system in C code Signal init with kill(2), here's an example.

I've been using ports-mgmt/portshaker for this. Create an empty ports tree for poudriere. poudriere ports -cF myports This tells portshaker that you have a ports tree named myports, the path to where you want the tree to be located, and the ports trees you want to be merged which will be...

Another option would be to use Apache's rotatelogs.

Basically what he's saying is currently when packages are built their dependencies are hard coded to the exact port/version. So when you build a php5 package, it will depend strictly on apache22-2.2.26 so you can't try to use apache24 instead because of the hard dependency. This is due to how...

Here's a good video which explains what's happening with the ports tree and an explanation of why this is currently a problem, and how it'll be solved after the legacy tools go away.

For some people that is true, but also a very naive stance. You're looking at it from a 10,000 foot view with the now empty cup of kool-aid they gave you still in your hand. There's many layers under that which is where the real problem lies with systemd. All you need to do is look at what...

Don't worry, after systemd assimilates more and more of the core Linux utilities and makes it impossible to use them outside of itself, then he'll have to cave too. It's a shitty thing they're doing, but Linux can't get much bigger so why not start to force every other distribution into being...

I tried doing this a few years ago and it was messy. They use to have a branch in their repository trying to cleanup the code so it would be portable to other operating systems. One of the problems they had was error numbers, they'd tend to pass them around the network straight from the...

This is just letting you know that you should migrate to using /etc/jail.conf to configure your jails instead of rc variables. If I remember right, if you look in /var/run there will be generated files showing you the snippet used for each of the jails. You probably need to put...

I didn't intend to imply that pkg should be trying to catch up to Linux in any way. I was just referring to packaging tools that most people would be familiar with. I also wasn't trying to say this shouldn't be a supported feature, just explaining how it can quickly get tricky even with...

It's not that its rudimentary, it's that all you're asking for is trouble. Have you ever tried to manage multiple package repositories with apt or yum that had overlapping packages? It gets real ugly, real quick. You can see some of the troubles people are having with trying to build custom...