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Until now I'm running the lsop utility on all my system and I'm really exited about it. It is not only useful after upgrading ports but also after a freebsd-update (for example it will signal you to restart the ntp deamon ...) After using it now since the first announcement I would wish an...

Hm, the ViewVC package shows a sample configuration for apache and lighttpd during installation (pkg-message) that can be displayed later also with the command pkg info -D viewvc For apache most all restrictions from <Directory ...> can be set also in the <Location ...> section so taking the...

Nice tool, indeed useful and something I was missing ;) On a test run it reported some false positives, so I've taken the liberty to open the first issue on github

Seems gitolite was not initialized. Would you please post the output of the commands ls -la ~git/ awk '{print $1}' ~git/.ssh/authorized_keys

If the system is public reachable, then please don't do that! <Directory /> AllowOverride none Require all granted </Directory> In post #3 you have: <Directory "/usr/local/www/vhosts/*/public_html/"> AllowOverride None Options None Require all granted </Directory> but in the next post...

In Apache 2.4 most of the modules are not enabled by default in httpd.conf, so they do not need additional memory but keeping the default build/installation very flexible for most use cases. Compare your httpd.conf with httpd.conf.sample from a default build (e.g extracted from official...

Take a look into policyd-spf, there is explained how to re configure postfix

The + sign shows that one item was added to the OPTION list of the port since the last run of make config. In this case an option for the new mod_authnz_fcgi module was added. apache24: add OPTION for new mod_authnz_fcgi module

Perhaps the tip on blog.multiplay.co.uk will also work for you and others still on EOL releases.

The best way is to use freebsd-update and update to 8.4. After the upgrade the ports tree will work again. Are there any special reasons why the box was running on a 8.3-rc2 snapshot and not upgraded? Note: In a few days the old pkg_$tools will be deprecated, the new tool to use is then...

Hm, this is patch is part of the last devel/apr1 update from 2014-03-22 http://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports?view=revision&revision=348807 I wonder why you had to do extra patching?

Short answer, the FreeBSD libc contains Berkeley DB 1.85 and many ports are using the libc functionality if no other version is specified. For example Postfix built with "BDB=off" can create Berkeley DB 1.85 btree or hash databases.

Hm you know what a SUBDIR is? It is a directory where you can change to and then go on ... I suggest reading the FreeBSD online manual and http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html <starring at my monitor and asking me: noob or Troll ???>

There is no such directory! However you can find /usr/ports/databases/mysql51-server and /usr/ports/databases/mysql51-client. You can get a quick overview with the command grep mysql5 /usr/ports/databases/Makefile.

If you don't want to upgrade remove this line from your /etc/make.conf WANT_MYSQL_VER=55 In case you don't know what the the line does read /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.database.mk.

# iRedMail-WANT_MYSQL_VER WANT_MYSQL_VER=55 So first update your MySQL to 5.5 before building ports depending on MySQL ...

MySQL 5.1 is near to EOL and the default MySQL version is 5.5 which is the version that will be installed and used until you overwrite the default MySQL version in /etc/make.conf. This should solve your issue with the MySQL version cat /etc/make.conf # I'm aware this MySQL 5.1 is near EOL but...

I miss some important lines from your log snippet ... www/mod_perl2 support staging so there should be some lines with ===> Staging for ap22-mod_perl2-2.0.8,3 ===> ap22-mod_perl2-2.0.8,3 depends on package: p5-BSD-Resource>=0 - found ===> ap22-mod_perl2-2.0.8,3 depends on file...

No, since years the Apache version is controlled via APACHE_PORT=www/apache?? But the new default version code will be adopted. From Mk/bsd.apache.mk: # ========================================================================= # Parameter APACHE_PORT (user controlled): # # The parameter...

Just some rants Big mbox files are generally not performant, think about deleting mails placed in the middle of a 1GB mbox file ... To boost the performance you should consider to switch from mbox to maildir and maybe from courier to dovecot.