Keep in mind that GhostBSD itself is not supported here.
Presuming GhostBSD uses ZFS or UFS just like FreeBSD then you simply import the pool (watch out for name clashes!) or mount the UFS partition, then copy the data. Don't need a 'fancy'...
zoltan, 'just wanted to thank you for this thread.
I bought a Wacom Intuos Small (Amazon link), and your steps worked perfectly for me.
I'll be using it for drawing quick diagrams for presentations, mostly in GIMP and a little in xfig. The...
Entire desktop, mainboard or laptop? Asus makes a lot of different things. What's the model number?
Is the card itself detected at all? What does pciconf -lv | grep -A1 -B3 network output?
Just a note about an irrelevant and arbitrary distinction, that added nothing to the thread. It didn't clarify or remove any ambiguity from anything that was already understood. That's why I deleted the original post. But you didn't get the hint...
It's:
If you are using virtual users you also need to include virtual maps into proxy_read_maps as this:
https://www.postfix.org/LOCAL_RECIPIENT_README.html
Regarding the "HOLD" that you see it's from postscreen header checks like...
I made the changes you recommended, as well as investigated the "HOLD" part of the message and it WORKS!
May 19 20:39:04 ssh postfix/smtpd[18528]: connect from mail-oi1-f170.google.com[209.85.167.170]
May 19 20:39:04 ssh postfix/smtpd[18528]...
Consider the following Makefile.
In an attempt to create a uniform file that works with both GNU and BSD, the attempt failed.
Ok let's stick with a purely BSD working solution. I want the Makefile to achieve two objectives:
1. Source and...
Ok, so in my Postfix main.cf it should look like this? ....
# local_transport parameter setting. By default, that is the UNIX
local_transport = $myhostname
# - You redefine the "local_transport" setting in main.cf.
#
Then according to the...
Just a note about an irrelevant and arbitrary distinction, that added nothing to the thread. It didn't clarify or remove any ambiguity from anything that was already understood. That's why I deleted the original post. But you didn't get the hint...
Should work assuming that there is a /usr/local/bin/qemu-system-x86_64-debian_fs executable file
What kind of file is /usr/local/bin/qemu-system-x86_64-debian_fs ?
The distinction between folder and directory is completely arbitrary and interchangeable. It even says so in the referenced stackoverflow arguments, and the wikipedia article. There's no clear definition of what constitutes a 'folder' and what...
I found Sed - An Introduction and Tutorial by Bruce Barnett really helpful.
Using:
ARPING=`arping -i em0 -c1 00:23:24:64:bf:cc`
...
IP_MAC=`echo "$ARPING" | sed -n /from/s/^.*from.//p | cut -w -f 1`
balanga, after getting a sed script to...
SirDice I did not chastise him but made a note.
If you read all the answers in the SO post as I suggested, you would have noted that there are some very clear distinctions between the two.
What goes around comes around.
The next generation will become frustrated that people no longer call them "Folders" but instead call them "TikTok Containers".
After all, they don't "Fold" anything do they? Their only purpose is to contain TikTok...
The distinction between folder and directory is completely arbitrary and interchangeable. It even says so in the referenced stackoverflow arguments, and the wikipedia article. There's no clear definition of what constitutes a 'folder' and what...
I should have put gatekeeping in context, sorry. Here's what atoponce wrote:
"They are the same. Feel free to use either and ignore the gatekeepers."
I do like correct use of words, pool for example – the screenshot attached is from a report...
Well, my dear old dad used to refer to these entities as files, containing decks. He was used to punch cards. No matter how you call something, it will not change the thing. So this is a rather silly discussion. Anyway, I miss the drawer icon for...
Hi Cath,
Yes, I did update the OS, as well as packages, before attempting the OS upgrade; the system was fully up-to-date for that version (13.3).
I used freebsd-update upgrade -r 14.0-RELEASE to upgrade the OS.
Thanks, sorry for the false assumption – editors/vscode in latest currently requires Electron version 28, not 25, to build.
(I see your postscript about quarterly.)
What goes around comes around.
The next generation will become frustrated that people no longer call them "Folders" but instead call them "TikTok Containers".
After all, they don't "Fold" anything do they? Their only purpose is to contain TikTok...
Well, my dear old dad used to refer to these entities as files, containing decks. He was used to punch cards. No matter how you call something, it will not change the thing. So this is a rather silly discussion. Anyway, I miss the drawer icon for...
Ok if you are using local users then you need to have local transport map
https://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#local_transport
https://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html
On West Coast US, 'scent-free' has been a thing since well before the Covid - it started with medical offices, to be respectful of the fact that some patients may be allergic to perfumes. Recently, it spread to government offices. Oh, and don't...
Greetings,
I have a newly created mail server running Postfix v3.9 on FreeBSD 13.3-RELEASE-p1, w/Dovecot v2.3.21 as well.
FYI... I've changed my server & domain info in the logs/output to the following for privacy reasons....
Domain...
Cath O'Deray Your opinion on my attempt to stop incorrect usage of a term is not needed. One should always point out incorrect terminology no matter the place. Otherwise, as I pointed out earlier, incorrect usage proliferates and turns into...
I first came across the use of folder as a synonym of directory in MH message handling system in 1982 (the implementors' use goes back to 1977 when Stockton Gaines and Norm Shapiro made the first proposal for it while at the Rand Corporation...
Synonyms lead to words such as precise – a good thing.
Context is everything – for some things, there's a time, and a place. A profile post might have been a good place to discuss, with apprentice, precise use of the word directory.
Re: the...
Hi, just an update as of May 2024 I was able to run FreebSD 14.0-RELEASE using UTM v4.3.5 (87) on a MacBook Air (15", M2, 2023 with macOS 14.4.1 Sonoma). The VM has 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM and 16 GB storage (wanted to run kde5).
1...
The real tragedy of systemd (yes, that's a jab at Benno Rice) is that it exposed a shocking level of indifference that even veteran software engineers have towards the inner workings of the very OS's in which they have chosen to work. Several...
The real tragedy of systemd (yes, that's a jab at Benno Rice) is that it exposed a shocking level of indifference that even veteran software engineers have towards the inner workings of the very OS's in which they have chosen to work. Several...
Interesting.
Personnally, I use NTFS for USB devices with fuse on FreeBSD, and I have no particular problem.
You can also format a USB device to NTFS on FreeBSD.
I had writtren a howto here ...
According to this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/unstable-book/compiler-flags/tls-model.html there's a flag -Z tls-model, but I tried all of them and none helped.
I recently tried to boot FreeBSD (13.2) from a USB device which had been working previously.
The device only has freebsd-boot and freebsd-ufs partitions.
When
/etc/fstab
contains /dev/da01p1, the process fails with error 5
Entering...
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