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    Why does ZFS keep resilvering at every reboot?

    Hi, Well, I didn't. I did not think this could be related as I have seen this type of error with another array (corrupted files). It is supposed to indicate that there is not enough valid copies left to fix the data. I usually replaced the files or deleted them if they were not important. In...
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    Why does ZFS keep resilvering at every reboot?

    Thank you for the advice. Both drives are reporting a healthy status. This is the output of the command zpool status pool: zroot state: ONLINE status: One or more devices has experienced an error resulting in data corruption. Applications may be affected. action: Restore the file in...
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    Why does ZFS keep resilvering at every reboot?

    Hi, I have a FreeBSD 8.2 box running a ZFS mirror over two hard drives (drive0 and drive1). One had a problem and was replaced using the replace command. After the resilvering was completed, the status would still show Replacing drive0/old and drive0 After reboot, the same status would still be...
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    How to implement "symmetric routing enforcement" with PF in FreeBSD 8.2

    Hi, I have a server with multiple NICS (em0 to em4) and several jails running on it (serv1 to serv4). em0 is plugged on a router to a lan in 192.168.0.* and all the jails have IPs on this network via aliases on em0's IP. I would like to make the jailed service serv3 available to the...
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    How to get pf to rdr on FreeBSD 8.2

    Yes so that's exactly what I was saying. But still, it doesn't work. Of course, it could be anything that drops the packets after they have left through em0. I am going to make another post for help on forcing the packets to come out the same route.
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    How to get pf to rdr on FreeBSD 8.2

    After some days looking at it I have to admit I don't get it. At the same time, it replies through em2 ok but this shouldn't matter should it? I mean, the important thing is the destination, not the route. If the browser sends a request through the given address/IP, the reply should get there...
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    How to get pf to rdr on FreeBSD 8.2

    I checked the output of nestat -r and found this line: A.B.C.0/21 link#3 U 0 205 em2 I guess that this is the problem, considering that the IP_OF_PC is equal to A.B.C+5.33. Indeed, it is on one of our connections so I guess it is related to how the provider...
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    How to get pf to rdr on FreeBSD 8.2

    Hi all, I am getting a headache on trying to set pf properly. But first: Environment: - A FreeBSD 8.2 box with 5 NICs (em0 to em4). - em0 and em1 are connected to routers and so parts of two local networks: A 192.168.0.* and B 192.168.1.* - Each router has its own access to the Internet. - em2...
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    Can't build perl 5.12 or 5.14 on FreeBSD 8.2

    It actually is up to date. I use portsnap fetch update for this.
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    Can't build perl 5.12 or 5.14 on FreeBSD 8.2

    Hi everyone, I am desperately trying to get perl built on my machine. When I use portinstall as so: portinstall lang/perl5.12 or portinstall lang/perl5.14 It fails with this error message: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/ports/lang/perl5.14/work/perl-5.14.2 gcc46 -pthread -Wl,-E -fstack-protector...
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    Portupgrade cannot find packages, why?

    Hi thank you for your answer. I didn't realize that my question was so confusing. But bottom line is that the PKG_PATH variable is the problem. I didn't suspect it because I have this line : setenv PKG_PATH /var/ports/packages/Latest in each .cshrc in each jail. But if I use the echo...
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    Portupgrade cannot find packages, why?

    Hi everyone, I am having a weird issue. I have a set of jails which were created with ezjail. One of them is supposed to be used to build packages. It is configured to store built packages in /var/ports/packages/. I have this directory mounted in other jails at the same location with nullfs...
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    How to use a monitor in vertical/portrait mode?

    hum... maybe I should have specified that... I do not use a GUI environment. So there is no /var/log/Xorg.0.log. My goal is to have to "raw" terminal display in portrait mode. :)
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    How to use a monitor in vertical/portrait mode?

    Hi, I will add that, I know that my graphic card is a NVIDIA. But as I have never installed the nvidia driver myself, I would like to check if it is the nvidia provided driver which is at use (someone else could have installed and configured it) or another one (generic one maybe).
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    How to use a monitor in vertical/portrait mode?

    Thank you for the answer. How can I check which driver is at use?
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    How to use a monitor in vertical/portrait mode?

    Hi everyone, I have a monitor plugged on my FreeBSD box and I would like to use it in vertical (portrait) mode. Is it possible? How can I do this? Thank you all.
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    How to deactivate a temp sensor or change the temp limit?

    I finally found a solution to my problem. There is such thing that monitors temperatures in FreeBSD and it is the ACPI Thermal. It reads values from the BIOS which define temperature limits. In my case, these values are bogus (60 degrees on a server system...) causing FreeBSD to initiate...
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    How to deactivate a temp sensor or change the temp limit?

    Hi, I know it has been a long time but this issue is still not solved. The problem is still the same, the computer shuts down as soon as the M/B sensor reaches 60 degrees. So far, I could not find any reason for this to happen. On FreeBSD side, I'm told that it is the BIOS sending a...
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    Can't start sshd at boot time on a specific address

    Hi, I'm simply trying to set sshd to listen to a specific IP address on the box, but this is what I get. sshd_enable="YES" no issue with this line in /etc/rc.conf. The system boots and sshd starts. If I add to /etc/ssh/sshd_config this: ListenAddress 192.168.0.197 Then sshd fails at boot time...
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    How to deactivate a temp sensor or change the temp limit?

    Hi, No doubt that it is FreeBSD. Everything is clean. Furthermore, if it was the BIOS, it wouldn't have the politeness to warn so there would be no message announcing the shutdown.
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