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I think the first one fails because you're not really supposed to copy Git repos with cp. git clone should be good enough. Try this combo and see if it works: # Setup main repo (bare) $ mkdir /git/repo.git && cd /git/repo.git && git init --bare # Local repo $ mkdir ~/repo && cd ~/repo && git...

Can you list the commands you used (to reproduce the problem)?

Apache 1.3.42 is the last release for the 1.3 branch, so it's probably time to upgrade ;).

I've never used anything older than MySQL 5.0, so I have no idea how the upgrade will go. With Apache, most of the configuration settings should be similar. However, the best thing to do is probably rewrite the configuration instead of using the old one. Keep a copy of the 1.3 config, and...

What versions are you using right now, and which versions do you plan to upgrade to?

Grab the sources on a computer with access to the Internet. Then burn it to a CD/DVD or copy it into a USB stick.

Have you tried sysutils/cdrtools-cjk? UTF-8 seems to be supported:

I have to agree... There's also x11/gnome2-lite. It's much lighter than the full GNOME port.

make install clean should download the files automatically.

Have you tried asking on the freebsd-fs@ mailing list? It's quite likely that pjd@ will answer your question there.

Hope this happens soon ;).

It's never too late to start learning. Take a look at one of the firewalls and start using it :). The chances of being hacked aren't very high though, unless you haven't been upgrading your machine or your configuration files have holes in them.

Would you like to describe your problems a bit? Perhaps someone might be able to help.

Take a look at RAID1 - Mirroring.

SORT, THREAD, and IDLE should work out of the box. No configuration is necessary. See Dovecot Features/Protocols.

Try ftp/pure-ftpd. It's easy to use and has lots of features. To set the passive port range, use: PassivePortRange 60000 65000

For firewalls and routers, pfSense is great, but it doesn't seem to work that well for file and web servers. FreeBSD should be able to do everything you need :e.

Might be a bit of use (from the Handbook):

Can you post any details of the errors? Check the logs and output. I don't understand Indonesian, but the tutorial compiles and installs Squid manually. This isn't what most FreeBSD users do. Try using the ports tree instead.

I only know the answer to these two questions, but I guess it's better than nothing. It is the default now (starting from 7.1). Yes, it should be. ZFS is no longer experimental. It should run well enough on amd64, but some tuning might be required.