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He wants you to send the output of this command: make showconfig

It should be working now, the default inet6 route wasn't set up - I guess it is related to the recent HW upgrade; I will have to investigate. Thanks for the report.

By popular demand, we created the Storage forum, which has been placed under the General section for now. Enjoy.

brd@ says it's working for him and I don't have ipv6 connectivity myself, so I can't verify here. Anyone else having problems?

Well, then it's a vBulletin bug and you're better off reporting that issue to them. It's unlikely anyone here will fix it.

I don't think we are going to move to XenForo. I doubt anyone from the forums team knows a thing about it. Actually we have for quite a while a license for vB4, we just haven't updated yet. We are now working on a new hardware and after that is completed we will start looking at the vB4...

You need to send an email to forum-admins@freebsd.org with your IP address you are trying to connect from and if possible ale a traceroute output.

Reading a complete FreeBSD Handbook will surely help a lot more ;-)

I guess the release engineering team is now just waiting for most of the mirror sites to pick all the ISOs and other related stuff. It is theoretically possible that they will discover a last-minute problem with the produced media. Thus it may happen that they will do this dance again before...

http://svnweb.freebsd.org/base?view=revision&revision=229283

The last info I've heard on the internal mailing list is that the release builds are about to start soon. That was a couple of days ago so they may have already started by now.

I believe it should be fixed now. The server has been recently rebooted and the rc.conf's ipv6 configuration was broken so that the ipv6 network interface setup didn't succeed. I have fixed it and things seems to be working fine. Sorry for the inconvenience.

you can have a look at security/bruteforceblocker but you will need to add a few regexpes yourself...

To edit passwd files, you need to use the vipw utility. Also make sure your shell is listed in /etc/shells.

you got my vote too, good luck ;)

Seems like some (all?) parts of this work is currently being merged into FreeBSD-CURRENT.

you should go and check the recent discussions about bsdinstall on current@, as Nathan is still looking for advices and feature requests on how should things work...

well ifconfig -l would be the easiest way, if you want to do it in C, just check the source of ifconfig...

I don't think any code from this project has landed in CURRENT yet...or at least I didn't notice.

how did you install the various python versions? I guess you didn't use the ports framework (as that way it would not allow you to install both of them at the same time).