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done.

do you get logs for root user?

you can always backup && restore onto an encrypted partition...

KSE support has been removed in 8.0, reinstall your packages.

less /var/run/dmesg.boot

you have put it the wrong way :-) I expect 8.1 will be released 3-4 months after 7.3-RELEASE, which is scheduled for early March (check the upcomming status report); so yes, there will be 7.3 for sure, and there eventually might be also 7.4 (however I saw a little discussion about not doing that...

should work now.

PostgreSQL 8.5alpha3 Now Available Posted on 2009-12-21 Features added in alpha3 include: * Hot Standby, allowing read-only connections during recovery, provides a built-in master-slave replication solution.

go to lang/php5 dir and type make config, check the Apache module, make deinstall clean && make reinstall. Also watch for the hints you will get from the pkg-message.

this might be related? http://svn.freebsd.org/viewvc/base?view=revision&revision=202129

I'd say go for 8.0. I haven't experienced any problems with it and am running it on a few quiet loaded servers, though I am not using all of the listed services (they are mostly web/database/mail servers). As of the supported release table, yes that is currently true, because 8.0 doesn't have...

The 8.0 release announcement contains detailed steps required to perfrom binary upgrade using the freebsd-update tool. Please also read the apropriate Handbook section already referenced in the previous post.

FreeBSD is able to boot from ZFS. And yes, it is possible to have zfs on a single drive/slice/partition... A simple guide is available at http://lulf.geeknest.org/blog/freebsd/Setting_up_a_zfs-only_system/

you can tunnel it through ssh - have a look here.

nice one :e

Some pcap features might help you too...

I think you should go with http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-2nd-Brian-Kernighan/dp/0131103628/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1263235631&sr=1-1. Then start reading the source code to get familiar with the code. This should give you into the structure of the FreeBSD.

Also, I know nothing about OpenBSD's and neither Linux code audit, however FreeBSD project uses Coverity system to do static analysis on its source code (unfortunately the system running the scans is offline :(). There is also some initiative to run a static analysis using the Clang static...

indeed, it looks like it's field #4.

This is, as far as I can tell, a correct guess. Unfortunately, we currently don't have a way to tell at which patch level the system currently is, if the SA didn't touch the kernel (which is a common case). We had a small talk about this at the last Developers' summit at EuroBSDCon in Cambridge...