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I've attempted pkg which <file> but it said not in DB. Timestamps of bins were almost 2 years old, so obviously those were unregistered leftovers of port during migration to PKGNG. Ok, I've installed net-mgmt/net-snmp and error is gone and pkg which <file> confirms it. I have never used SNMP in...

kpa => If I could install anything on router, that would imply I have access to it. It would be easiest then to just run ifconfig instead. usdmatt => Strange, but on 10.1-RELEASE, with base OpenSSL, I get: Shared object "libcrypto.so.8" not found, required by "snmpwalk" And snmpwalk is a part...

You could not resist?!? Eh! Here you go another one for your fetish ... :p % curl -s ifconfig.me

Thank you all for your help. I already tried ping -c 1 -n -R ... before going for traceroute, except that now I tried 0.0.0.0 which failed too. For ping's -R flag: Obviously SOHO is doing filtering/ignoring ... But I would still like to evade it somehow.

Yes it is SOHO and it has telnet access, but that is not a point. Issue must be solved by clients own net tools by looking packets. Could something from ports help, like security/nmap? I really don't understand why do I get 0.0.0.0 as a second hop, instead SOHO's public IP NIC. First hop is...

Before I start, please, without solutions which consider using external web services which show you your public IP! Solution must be resolved by FreeBSD LAN client (i.e; 192.168.0.*) using command line tools as ping/traceroute/etc. When its IP packet destination has a public IP, it passes...

It's solved! Look at freebsd-hackers mailing list with the subject: "tar behavior 9.* -> 10.*".

Even in its cleanest form it hangs: tar -xOf src.txz usr/src/UPDATING output the complete content immediately to stdout and then hung for 56 seconds! To cut it short, this is a non-critical bug fixed in 9.*, a.k.a. tar regression.

Extracting one file to stdout passes without errors. tar -xOf src.txz usr/src/UPDATING But when I append a pipe to the above command to get part of the text I get what I wanted and an error: tar -xOf src.txz usr/src/UPDATING | head ./usr/src/UPDATING: Write error tar: Error exit delayed from...

I have list of all multicast IP channels. Sometimes, few of them get IP changed by ISP. I find them, but would like to know how does STB receives or requests IP multicast list of all channels, so I could do the same?

Yes, as shown in first command. I can burn with cdrecord from sysutils/cdrtools port. Also when I tried to kldload, (which are already compiled into kernel), I would get: link_elf: symbol ata_controlcmd undefined link_elf: symbol ata_setmode undefined

9.2-RELEASE-p3 i386 custom kernel CAM sees it: # camcontrol devlist <_NEC DVD_RW ND-3540A 1.01> at scbus0 target 1 lun 0 (cd0,pass0) This fails dvd+rw-tools-7.1: # dvd+rw-mediainfo /dev/cd0 /dev/cd0: unable to open: Inappropriate ioctl for device # growisofs -dvd-compat -Z...

How to tell to which device/provider /dev/fuse0 belongs?

I see. Thanks for reply. :beer

So, I removed CCFL bulb from my LCD ... I saw something that I haven't seen anywhere on the internet, when LCD CCFL backlight went off (in those cases it looked same as a brand new, working one). Low voltage white wire(longer), at place where it is soldered to CCFL, has been BURNT! Smell of...

Thank you for clarification. I really had no idea, that collating had to do with language/encoding.

Yes I know, but it is so essential as iconv or perl is. :beergrin

You should look at it, the other way around. I mentioned RE_FORMAT(7). Just imagine it as a lib used by grep, sed, pkg_* and possibly other bins. RE Lib's rules are the one which should be same to all bins using it! Let's take grep as example. It should be possible to enable case insensitive...

From re_format # echo 'lhhhocate chchccccclulzc dlen' | egrep --color '[[.chte.]]*' egrep: Invalid collation character # echo 'lhhhocate chchccccclulzc dlen' | egrep --color '[.chte.]+' # echo 'lhhhocate chchccccclulzc dlen' | egrep --color '[chte]+' Will give SAME output and matching...

The point is, I want to pass one flag, instead of typing it the way you did, so RE a regex would do a translation for me.