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    C vs C++ - your opinion.

    Not sure why you directly attacked me as a person on this one. I said that I like C and C++ and that I prefer C, but for some reason that was too radical? I know that .NET isn't a language, however it refers to a set of languages and most people are comfortable with just saying .NET to refer...
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    C vs C++ - your opinion.

    I'm not a very big fan of C++. I'm very little a fan of object oriented programming. I'll give a quick example. Generally objects refer to each other with pointers (sometimes they're statically compiled, I know). Lots of classes are just massive collections of pointers. Now when you're calling...
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    pf redirect for jail

    Well that's embarrassing, connected remotely and it works.
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    pf redirect for jail

    I connected on the box itself, from the host to the jail (nothing went through the router). # cat /etc/pf.conf rdr on wlan0 inet proto { tcp, udp } from any to 192.168.1.64 port 23 \ -> 192.168.1.65 port 23 nat on wlan0 from 192.168.1.65 to any -> (wlan0:0) # cat /etc/rc.conf...
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    pf redirect for jail

    I don't have any sort of firewall, and it's all open on my router if that's what you're saying. -Brandon
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    pf redirect for jail

    I tried that with no luck :\. I'm able to ssh into my jail with ssh 192.168.1.65 -p 23 however I get 'connection refused' with ssh 192.168.1.64 -p 23 -Brandon
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    pf redirect for jail

    What should I do then? The issue is that I have port 23 open on my router, but only for 192.168.1.64. I also do not have access to my router, so I need it make it pass through. Does that make sense? -Brandon
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    pf redirect for jail

    Ohhh, so I need it both ways... that makes sense. Something like? rdr on wlan0 inet proto { tcp, udp } from any to 192.168.1.64 port 23 \ -> 192.168.1.65 port 23 rdr on wlan0 inet proto { tcp, udp } from 192.168.1.65 port 23 to any \ -> 192.168.1.64 port 23 I'm so...
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    pf redirect for jail

    I tried rdr pass on wlan0 inet proto { tcp, udp } from any to 192.168.1.64 port 23 \ -> 192.168.1.65 port 23 With no luck. Perhaps I'm not using pass properly? -Brandon
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    pf redirect for jail

    I'm simply trying to redirect all incoming traffic on port 23 to port 23 on one of my jails. I have my current IP of my host 192.168.1.64, and the IP of my jail 192.168.1.65. I have SSH running on the host on port 22, and SSH on the jail running on port 23. My goal is to make it possible to...
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    Getting the libraries installed by a port

    Terribly sorry, I forgot to put a then in the if statement. (Copied by hand from an 80x25 terminal). Here's the actual script: #!/bin/csh foreach a ( `make all-depends-list` ) cd $a if( -e pkg-plist ) then cat pkg-plist | grep "\.so" endif end -Brandon
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    Getting the libraries installed by a port

    My little script does not require the port to be installed. Perhaps it's not what you wanted though? (My Xorg example printout was on a fresh install of FreeBSD with nothing installed) -Brandon
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    Getting the libraries installed by a port

    I didn't know what you were asking, so I'll answer both. Showing dependencies of a port/package: ports(7): cd /usr/ports/xxx/xxx make all-depends-list pkg_info(1) (installed packages): pkg_info -r <package_name> pkg_add(1) (to-be-installed packages): pkg_add -nr <package_name>...
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    Resolving Dependencies... on Windows

    I really have my heart in FreeBSD, but there are a few things keeping me bound to Windows. First of all, VMWare. I do a lot of Windows RE and virus analysis (for a hobby) and VMs are a high priority. I've never had very good of luck with VirtualBox... however I got it working just fine about 6...
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    clang builds

    Added freebsd-release_9_0_0-clang-amd64/ freebsd-release_9_0_0-clang-i386/ freebsd-release_9_0_0-clang-intel_GPU_patch-i386/ GPU patch is version 13.0. All of these release builds have debuggers turned off (however debug symbols are built in, as they are GENERICally). -Brandon
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    installing speed

    Oh mannnnnnnnn. I did Open Office on my 1.6GHz dual core laptop about 2 years ago, took about 30 hours. I now run on a hex-core i7 and I generally can buildworld, buildkernel, release, and install Xorg, firefox, linuxulator, and all of the other goodies required to have a 'typical' desktop in...
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    clang builds

    freebsd-head-clang-amd64-r232477 freebsd-head-clang-amd64-r232529 Uploaded. @Alie: I have not had any success with the patch building on head recently (undefined errors, typical stuff with patches on varying versions). Will try 9-RELEASE once my own system is all up and running (on Windows...
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    clang builds

    Added: freebsd-head-clang-amd64-r231589 freebsd-head-clang-i386-r231677 http://www.brandonfa.lk/freebsd-clang/ Regards, Brandon
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    [Guide(ish)] What do you have working with clang?

    What do you mean exactly?
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    clang builds

    Sorry, I was on vacation. But I was waiting for the response to see the GPU patch version and Kernel version, but I'm assuming HEAD? Is HEAD always compatible with the GPU patch, I thought the GPU patch corresponds with a certain revision? -Brandon
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