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This goes against forum rule 7, sorry.

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scottro had it mostly right. The Forums started out not only because other forums failed or went away, but also because people at FreeBSD felt it needed its own community support beyond the mailing lists. This was at a time when mailing lists fell out of general use, and forums became more...

BTW, configuring each and every port and all of its dependencies is sheer madness. You'd only do that (and most of the time non-recursively) if you have a very small set of ports (say 10-20) with very specific non-standard settings. Doing a fully recursive configuration on even a small number...

This is how I have this scripted Process no configuration options for any ports at all -> do not call /usr/local/bin/poudriere options Process conditional configuration options for these ports only -> /usr/local/bin/poudriere options -n -C -j ${jail} -f /list/of/ports Process conditional...

I really advise anyone using blacklistd to check their /etc/blacklistd.conf for netmasks and to restart the service after fixing them. It is very likely that you're not blocking what you think you're blocking, and on a busy server this can actually happen on a pretty massive scale. If you want...

Ages ago, but this has been a consistent issue with blacklistd for me over the years, and I got caught by it again today. As a punt, I added netmasks to all addresses, including single IP addresses (so, added /32 to those). Problem gone. Every 1/* never I see in blacklistctl dump -na is...

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Note: your Chinese text was translated to English. Only English posts are allowed on the forums.

And with a final wave in the direction of https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/why-is-freebsd-not-more-like.66591/ I am now locking this topic.

It is literally in your sign-up email and in your sign-up PM.

/politics, ok?

I sat here wondering what danger@ had done this time.

I will happily give the Blogs & Newsfeeds sub-forum an open reply function. It has never been considered purely based on the sub-forums description that SirDice posted earlier. The reply never gets seen by the entity that triggered the RSS import. So long as that is clear (I will change the...

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Then your question does not belong here. Either ask on Ubuntu forums or Nestopia channels.

In my case, 208.67.222.222/208.67.220.220 live, together with about 10 other public resolvers, at the very end of my public-facing DNS infrastructure. The Forums have never failed on me using those; it should have happened at least in 8-10% of my visits, since resolving is round-robin. So...

OpenDNS in and of itself does not filter anything (that is, if you use their 208.67.222.222/208.67.220.220 resolvers (which is "OpenDNS Home" I believe)). Now, if you use one of their filter options, weird things may happen, and if Cisco Umbrella (within OpenDNS operating as "Family Shield", I...