I'm experiencing the same issue on 10-STABLE i386, both from /usr/ports manually and in poudriere with a separate ports tree updated with portsnap. Although, I was able to build 4.3.10_1 somehow, but now I cannot rebuild it, even with default options.
I've tried looking in logs for which deps of...
xorg-server-1.7.5 was terribly slow with my Mobility Radeon X1350 and ate 100% cpu.
Adding Option "AccelMethod" "exa" didn't helped. Now I'm still using xorg-server-1.6.5
(c) sticky(8)
Maybe needed effect can be achieved in combination with setuid mode on directory?
I had such configuration for some time, but only on anonymous ftp.
1) check_firewalls() should handle also $firewall_type, not just $firewall_script (btw, maybe will be better to say "ipfw show" instead)
2) services module output full of
Cannot 'status' snmpd. Set snmpd_enable to YES in /etc/rc.conf or use 'onestatus' instead of 'status'.
3) Socket...
CPU information
Machine class: i386
CPU Model: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7250 @ 2.00GHz
Number of CPUs: 2
RAM information
System memory summary
Total real memory available: 2035 MB
Logically used memory: 1352 MB
Logically available memory: 682 MB
Swap information...
Sorry, "source" command available only in bash. In sh this can be done like ". /path/to/script"
Small example:
$ cat ./whereami
#!/bin/sh
hostname
$ . ./whereami
imax
And for this you don't need execution privilege on script, just reading will be enough.
When you run it like "./script" - child process /bin/sh created and it executes script. So it changes directory only for itself, not for parent process. But if you run it like "source ./script" - then it will be executed by your current shell (if it's sh-compatible) and directory will be changed...
So, SCTP itself can use different route entries to send packet? Then just add such entries for each possible path. And these entries must not be the default gateways.
For this purpose, I think, most simple way is to write small script that checks ping(8) exit code and changes default gateway as needed and run it from cron(8).
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