Okay I found the reason why it freeze, the tap is tie to the process that spawn it, so if the process still running it wont destroy the interface, what I did is to add "&" after the ifconfig destroy so that the tinc-down script can proceed and tinc process can safely shutdown, after that...
Hi guys, I am using tinc 1.1pre for my vpn service and it happily work fine until I upgraded to 12.2 and 13.0 and I notice tinc service will hung up when I try to restart or stop the service. Upon checking I found out the tinc-down service which has ifconfig tap0 destroy was hung. I try to run...
Okay.. after trying google again I found my mistake. Well the documentation also need to be updated for EFI installation when doing freebsd-update.
The solution is just to update my EFI loader using this command.
mount -t msdosfs /dev/gpt/efi /mnt
cp /boot/loader.efi /mnt/EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.efi...
Hi guys, I need some help after failing looking on google search for my problem. I just did an upgrade from freebsd 11.3 to 12.1 using the freebsd-update tools.
Well a lot of file need to be manually merge and I don't know why. but mostly okay. I get few warning about file not found here and...
Thanks for your reply da1,
I have already add the round-robin option in my rules, and I also did a check on pflog once I have reboot the server from crash.. I could not fine anything to help me solve the problem.
Loadbalancing via DNS is already handled for authoritative DNS but for recursive...
Hi all, I am currently working on load balancer project for DNS. For now the Direct Server Return are working well. But I really want to try to make this as a HA cluster setup. For now the setup is as bellow
Client
|...
Hi all, I try to set up an IPv6 tunnel broker in an Amazon EC2 instance. Normally I can do it by configuring the tunnel broker for each of the instances and this works perfectly. But the problem is, I have more than ten instances that need to be configured with an IPv6 tunnel. HE only provides...
n8ur did you try to boot your nanobsd? all nanobsd are meant to be in read only mode. so each time you wanted to do a modification to it manually you need to run this command.
make changes in / (nanobsd)
# mount -u -o rw /
after make change in /
# mount -u -o ro /
to enable permission in...
Hi. It look like you also have same problem like me, and not so many know how to fix this. After try and error I found out that when we compile nanobsd from freebsd 9 release it chflag the /cfg so it cannot be write. bug? so try the code bellow
# mount /cfg
# chflags -R noschg /cfg
# umount...
I think nanobsd works like normal FreeBSD does. We are also developing a DNS management server with webGUI using ruby on rails. Just remember to save to cfg.
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