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Yes, I did read up briefly earlier today. I might give a shot, just for the fun of it hehe. Thanks!

Not helping!! 😂😂

Not a new user, but haven't touched FreeBSD for years. Missed it. Missed this forum too. Hope I'll get to run FreeBSD again someday. Now if only I can get FreeBSD and Netflix to work together..

The last time I was here was probably almost a year ago and you were still a boy, now am here and you're a man! How time flies. Congratulations! :)

Thanks, DD. Turned out that my /etc/pf.conf was missing the pass in rules. The redirection works with the following setup. Say I am accessing the public IP of server1, and the traffic will be routed to server2's jails. server1: ext_if = 176.x.x.x (em0) int_if = 192.168.0.x (em1) server2...

Actually I'm trying to get relayd to work but it failed, so I decided to try on pf alone and see if the redirection works. Just wondering, is it possible if I redirect traffic from em0 to em1, then em1 redirects to the jail private IP? As I mentioned in previous post, em0 is binded with public...

Hi, I have this problem in redirecting traffic from a public IP (host) to an private IP (jail) on port 80. I have several jails, and it works fine if I were to redirect the traffic to a jail that resides on the same host. But if I try to redirect it to a jail outside of the host, it failed...

Okay it's fixed, but if anyone has any comment on this issue, please do so. I did compare the routing tables, but I had some problem when adding the route because the host of the db jail can't reach the base IP of the 85.x.x.x subnet, while other servers can. Problem is solved by adding a...

telnet is just for me to test the connection to the port. I use netcat as well, but it doesn't work anyway. mysql port is bound to the correct address (10.10.10.x). No problem to netcat from the host and certain jails, but from a jail that has a 85.x.x.x IP as well as private, it just failed.

Hi, I am trying to get some of my jails to connect to my database jail at port 3306. Ping is not a problem, but connecting to the port is. I did not face this problem when I first setup the jails. Initially, all of my web jails are using a set of private IP addresses - 192.168.10.x and...

Sorry for the late reply, /home/dot/test is a native directory. It works as well if I were to mount a nfs or a smbfs shared path.

I'm using pf, because all of my servers have one NIC on each, and all of my jails are using private IP addresses. The host gets a public IP, so pf does all the routing between the host and the jails. As for the database which also resides in a jail, I only open up the database port for the web...

Yes, you can do it that way. You have to include the alias entries to /etc/rc.conf to make it permanent. Something like this: ifconfig_igb0_alias0="inet 192.168.30.10 netmask 255.255.255.0" ifconfig_igb0_alias1="inet 192.168.30.20 netmask 255.255.255.255" ifconfig_igb0_alias2="inet...

I used your configuration for testing. So it's almost the same, except that I added a samba user using the smbpasswd command since the 'username map' option doesn't seem to have any effect. I normally use the 'valid users' option in my samba configuration to specify users who can access the...

Back then before I learned about sysutils/tmux and sysutils/screen, I used to use 'suspend' my work if I have to move to a different server. ^Z to suspend a running job. Use the jobs command to list out suspended jobs, and use fg command to resume the job on foreground, or bg command to...

Hmm. 8.2-RELEASE $ tar cvf /tmp/dot.tar .* * a .a a .b a .c a d a e a f $ tar tvf /tmp/dot.tar -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16 11:09 .a -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16 11:09 .b -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16 11:09 .c -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16...

No, parent directory isn't included.

tar picks up dot files just fine here, using '.*'. $ ls -a . .. .a .b .c d e f $ tar cvfz dot.tgz .* a .a a .b a .c $ tar tvfz dot.tgz -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16 11:09 .a -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16 11:09 .b -rw-r--r-- 0 dot dot 0 Mar 16 11:09 .c

Well at first try I installed with the default options, that is without portaudio2. I deinstalled everything and tried to reinstall with portaudio2 option on, and unfortunately I got an error, but different from yours. gmake[4]: Leaving directory...

I just tried to install multimedia/aegisub with default options on my box and it worked fine. Have you tried to run make install clean instead of building it? I'm running 8.2-RELEASE.