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It is final release, I've just started my desktop buildworld from 8.0RC3 to 8.0 final. You can grab it :)

Note the official scheduled date is 25/Nov/2009 (from the /usr/src/UPDATING). If you are using csup use tag RELENG_8 for stable 8.

Sorry I mean limit binding to specific IPs and interfaces. We have some server with 50+ IPs and ntpd take control of all ips. There is no option under 7.2 or earlier version, to bind ntpd to a specific ip or interface. Though latest version claims to support binding feature, but it is not...

Take a look at the following: http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html It is used for load balancing traffic. Are you trying to load balance it or you want old good static routing setup?

Ah..yes old good template hacking. Just fire vi and edit it.

here is a hint, if you forgot again: man -k {key-word} man -k 'memory' man -k 'virtual memory' As a seasoned UNIX admin, I also recommend using wiki to store all important info. My internal wiki has now over 1000 pages :D

Why not use ports? Jail support ports too, just mount it inside jail and you are done!

Another one not related to software; I dropped Xeon chip while adding another cpu to existing server. I send it back to retailer. At first, they refused to accept it but when my boss twisted their hand, they agreed to forward it to OEM / Intel. We have large account with them for suppling...

Heh nice.. just one question - how do you add those to editor? Via VB hooks?

Remove ntpd and use openntpd. NTPD do not have option to restrict to certain ips, it means jail will be in trouble as it takes control of all ips. Configuration is also complicated. Just install openntpd from the ports. Another option is to use firewall to drop incoming ntpd traffic.

Are you using firewall to route traffic between jails? The best I can recommend it to run tcpdump when slow things started on your system. I've also noticed that same range IPs are assigned to different interface. Can you paste your rc.conf and firewall rules?

Rebooting the wrong box, rm -rf, running sql statement for all users to resetting password to null etc.

Sorry, I did not get your question first time. gordon provided correct info.

/etc/src.conf and kernel config files need to be configured to remove or add features to both base and kernel itself. Read man page or handbook.

this is confusing part. If ssh terminate 2 minutes after successful login, than you need to configure both ssh client and server. If message is "Connection reset by peer", than you need to configure firewall.

Have you tried out thunderbird?

tor is good as long as it is done via trusted parties. Tor is also open to attack if someone can watch both ends of a user's connection. Wikipedia article has more info.

Usually, you register domain with registrar. Next step is to create ns1 and ns2 by registering them with your domain registrar. Once registered. Install djbdns or use BIND 9.x from base system. I also recommend djbdns. Take a look at the following tutorial under freebsd...

Am I missing something here? I do not see your gateway ip? I mean how does it works? Can you ping outside?

No, I've been using since 3.x days and it is getting better and better everyday. Right now I'm using 8RC3 and it works like a charm. However, most of servers are powered by 7.x series. During first .com bubble FreeBSD 4 was the # 1 choice of ISPs and WHCs. It was fun.. �jr