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You need to set in bytes kern.maxdsiz=142422424 I think this option was removed from 7.x and above.

FreeBSD vps with ipv6 - http://www.verio.com/web-hosting/freebsd-vps/ Yahoo webhosting with shared hosting ftp+php+perl+mysql only but no root or shell access - http://business.yahoo.com/webhosting/details (they don't say FreeBSD but I've talked with their support and they confirmed it FreeBSD...

I think thread_concurrency only works on OpenSolaris / Solaris UNIX. So you will not see this on Linux or FreeBSD or other UNIX like oses.

Your question is not clear to me. Do you want failover Apache (HA) cluster or compute cluster (parallel computing)? Apache mostly comes under HA failover cluster. It will be behind load balancer (LB). LB can be crated using reverse proxy server such as nginx or any other supported Open Source...

What error or message you see from dig? Try adding +trace dig +trace +short @$SHARE1_IP some_domain_name

Yes, run nvidia-settings as root and look for twinview config. You can set monitor in mirror mode or separate x servers.

Set apache / nginx DocumentRoot permission to read and root only. #!/bin/sh _dir="${1:-.}" _fperm="0444" _dperm="0445" _ugperm="root:root" chown -R "${_ugperm}" "$_dir" chmod -R "${_fperm}" "$_dir" find "$_dir" -type d -print0 | xargs -0 -I {} chmod $_dperm {} Go to vhost like cd...

ftp turned 40 and I think we should move to something else. BTW, check your firewall settings.

I hope you replaced the re0 with your actual interface name. hostname="sun.nixcraft.in" # default vsnl router interface defaultrouter="202.54.1.200" # Force 10Mbps for both public and private LAN interace ifconfig_em0="inet 10.20.110.2 netmask 255.255.255.192 media 10baseT/UTP mediaopt...

Use your windows manager or command line option. And yes you can place an shortcut on your desktop too

After November 30, 2010 you will not get any security update for OS. So if there is any serious bug in Kernel or other base system, you may be get cracked or rooted. So Make a switch. See EOL @ http://security.freebsd.org/

You need to configure a few things, See http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/network-routing.html

Boot server into a single user and run fsck (this can be done remotely too if you've access to kvm). Did you made any changes recently such as upgrading system?

pf is another good option, easy to follow and use. There are good books available too. And finally, fwbuilder (GUI tool) can build pf polices for you.

head == current == version 9 (as of July, 25). I also recommend stable for daily usage for server or desktop. Current is for advanced users who knowns how to get around or test new features and report bugs etc.

DHCP for server? Set static IP. Disable firewall and test it. If it worked, try setting firewall.

ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/snapshots/

Opps :\ I did not noticed that in Quick links :r. Mod can delete or close this thread.

What do you think? This may help to answer lots of unanswered questions :e http://forums.freebsd.org/search.php?do=process&replyless=1&replylimit=0

You can't do that inside jail ;) crap works directly at host level and it needs to send health check continuously. carp is more suitable for firewall failover or reverse proxy load balancer such as nginx.