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Sure they might need to be amended, but they can't be removed entirely since FreeBSD 10.3 and 10.4 are still supported and the default is different there.

I don't understand? The default in the kernel was changed already. That was the point of r289112. Since the default was changed you do not have to edit sysctl.conf at all.

The default of kern.ipc.shm_allow_removed was changed to 1 shortly after the discussion you linked to. https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/base/289112 FreeBSD >= 11.0 has this, but 10.x does not.

Rastko has resurrected an 8 years old thread for no well-explained reason. I doubt any of the original posters care anymore.

It's not global. It's still local to a dataset. I think you're getting a "list of zfs features" (not exactly sure what you mean by that) because you haven't given zfs set a dataset to apply the property to and it prints a usage message with some useful properties. zfs set userquota@joe=50G...

You need to load the nvidia-modeset kernel module (see pkg info -D nvidia-driver).

Please read pwd. The script doesn't rely on a specific working directory so it doesn't matter. It runs from /

Which Kodi port (multimedia/kodi or multimedia/kodi-devel) and exact version do you have installed? What is the FreeBSD version?

They don't. But FreeBSD and OpenBSD are trivial to chain-install from the Ubuntu image.

Hmm, I have IPV6 enabled in devel/apr1 and svn+https works just fine.

Yes, it's not a good idea to symlink newer library versions to old ones to paper over issues like this. ICU 60 is not ABI compatible with ICU 59 [1] meaning that at best you get crashes and at worst risk silent data corruption. The results are completely undefined. The correct solution is to...

Unfortunately devel/flang-clang currently fails to build [1] [2] on the quarterly branch. An update to devel/llvm50 was merged to it on 2018-02-02 without checking if packages fail to build because of it. IMHO this shouldn't have been done. I've notified the maintainer and responsible committer...

I have no such problems on my OVH VPS. Maybe try contacting OVH's support and ask what's wrong.

Why wouldn't it be?

Then you have never used FreeBSD < 9 :) antoniog120 Just to avoid any further confusion: What is the FreeBSD version that is installed on the server?

That file (or a version of it) is also available on any FreeBSD installation as /usr/share/examples/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf. To me Schmerzmittel's wpa_supplicant.conf file looks fine. It'd be more interesting to see ifconfig output and maybe see if ifconfig wlan0 scan produces any output. Or...

bash's license (GPLv3) is incompatible with *BSD project goals. https://wiki.freebsd.org/GPLinBase https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/introduction.html#idp55032936 https://www.openbsd.org/policy.html

With flavors support in the ports tree a port can generate multiple packages with different names. Using the origin to install packages will install all available flavors which is probably almost never what you intend to do. This also applies to using pkg-info and other commands. If you're...

IIUC then this thread is really about Xfce on FreeBSD. So for starters: What problems do you have with Xfce on FreeBSD when compared to Debian?

Sndio builds on top of OSS and they are tightly coupled on FreeBSD, so "sndio vs oss" is a false dichotomy. Use sndio if you need networked audio/MIDI, need a monitor device to record what is played back, if your favorite application doesn't provide a working OSS or good alternative backend, or...