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About the inetd part, this can be achieved by using PF (stateful tracking options).

Did you copy the file from dovecot-example.conf? Change the permissions to 644 using chmod.

Hi, I've been looking at a few servers recently, and I'd like to know if anyone has experience with these models? HP ProLiant DL160 G6 HP ProLiant DL180 G6 HP ProLiant DL360 G6 HP ProLiant DL380 G6 Just want to make sure they work well with FreeBSD.

Speaking of SVN and CVS, will ports, doc, and www migrate to SVN in the near future (like src)?

Take a look at PF and security/sshguard-pf. While changing the port may be effective, I don't think it's a good solution. Portknocking is better in my opinion (or use SSH keys).

It should be quite stable as 8.1-RELEASE is quite near.

You can count the downloads by checking the server logs.

All ports should be compatible with 8.0-RELEASE right now. There is no need to go for -STABLE or 8.1. Can you try portmaster -rf gedit or the portupgrade equivalent and see if it helps?

I've been using SpamAssassin for quite a while, and I've also tried out bogofilter as well. From what I've seen, the rules for SpamAssassin work well, but bogofilter is way better at Baysesian filtering. I'm thinking of combining these two filters to increase accuracy (it'll eat more CPU, but...

Many people don't like GPL. It's just too restrictive. BSD and MIT are much better.

Have you tried logging to check out whats wrong?

Most projects put the copyright into COPYRIGHT, COPYING, or LICENSE. Some also put the license into every file. Copyright year and holder should be something like this:

True, but don't forget about x11/gnome2-lite. It's much lighter than x11/gnome2.

Well, I think phoenix is right from what I've seen. 2 GB is more than enough for a firewall. A Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Quad should also be fine (a Xeon processor would probably be a waste of resources). The server you posted seems to be an overkill for a firewall, so I'd recommend buying a cheaper...

Did you kill the process in the middle of an installation? Go to rrdtool and do: # make clean # make deinstall # make install clean If that doesn't help, try: # make clean # make FORCE_PKG_REGISTER=1 install clean

They all work well, so just pick your favourite one.

I hope the OpenSSH devs integrate the HPN patch into the source in the future, but it probably won't happen.

Don't think so. It doesn't bring many benefits.

Actually, it should work. It's listed in the source: BCOM_DEVICEID_BCM5787M. Have you got the correct module loaded or compiled into your kernel?

Weird. It works for me although the certificate is self-signed.