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Not sure why Composer failed... Resorted to Pear which worked. Pear isn't automatically included with PHP built from FreeBSD ports, so first had to: # wget http://pear.php.net/go-pear.phar # php go-pear.phar Then: pear channel-discover pear.drush.org pear install drush/drush

I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times... I have FreeBSD 10 but manually installed PHP 5.3.28 because the version of Drupal I'm using requires it. The system default is either 5.4 or 5.5 - not sure which. I want to install a port named "Drush", a set of scripts for managing Drupal...

I got APC installed using Portmaster.

Ok, but pkg-add wants to install php54 as does the port. How can I find and install the version of APC for PHP53? I found an old copy of the version that likes PHP5.3.27, the version I'm running, but it won't install since it can't find the dependencies as they were all installed with pkgng or...

Hi, I'm running a Warden jail in PC-BSD 9.2 and installed PHP53 (my application requires that version) along with PHP53-extensions. I wanted to additionally install pecl-APC but if I try to install by ports or the pkgng package manager it wants to install PHP54 as a dependency which I don't...

I fixed this by uninstalling mbstring, installing PEAR and then reinstalling mbstring. But now, when I try to install APC via PECL: # pecl install apc it bombs with a string of PHP errors like: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/local/share/pear/PEAR/Command.php on line...

I installed PHP53 and PHP53-extensions from ports with no problems, but apparently FreeBSD doesn't bundle PEAR. I need PEAR to install PECL-APC because just using the port wants to install PHP5.4 as a dependency, which I don't want. I'm running FBSD FreeBSD 9.2. I did: $ wget...

I switched to SFTP until this gets fixed. I still don't know where the problem lies - not sure how to troubleshoot from here. I originally filed a bug under Dolphin but withdrew it since the problem doesn't exist using Dolphin with Ubuntu 11.04, though it could still be a Dolphin bug, but only...

It didn't throw any errors, just this: dolphin(9684) KXMLGUI::ActionList::plug: Index 31 is not within range (0 - 15 UPnP device entered: "uuid:0000e098-10a0-00e0-c0a0-485800e808e0"

sftp works ok. I noticed that with fish, it appears to be timing out as any file size less than about 32K works, but over that only 32K of the file makes it. The 32K is +/- a few hundred bytes, so that's why it appears to be time based. Oddly, with sftp, the dialog file progress halts briefly...

On 8.1 (KDE 4.4.5) I used Dolphin on my local PCBSD box to do file operations on a remote server using the FISH protocol. After upgrading to PCBSD 9 (KDE 4.7.3), when uploading files to the server (specifically drag and drop from one pane - local, to another - remote), only part of the file...

Well, executing this command and then rebuilding the partition in fdisk and label, solved the problem: # dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/da0 bs=1m count=1 There were evidently old partitions that didn't get wiped out via sysinstall. Thanks for the tips! BTW, I couldn't get # gpart delete da0s1 to...

Ok, did that but now just get: fdisk: Class not found

# fdisk -I /dev/da0 Got this error: fdisk: Class not found fdisk: Failed to write sector zero What's really puzzling is that FBSD sees the drive as 931.5 GB but thinks it's full at 1.2GB.

Looking at the man pages for Gpart it seems it's something special for Apple file systems. Since FBSD can handle 2TB+ drives, I shouldn't be having this problem. It's got to be staring me in the face. I have seen other people do it. It must be something to do with the geometry just in...

I have a Western Digital 1TB USB drive that came formatted for ntfs/Windows. I reformatted the drive with systinstall to ufs but it gets the size wrong. # df -h shows: Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/da0s1 1.9G 635M 1.2G 35% /media/disk...

Don't know what that error means. Why don't you plug the WD back in and just format it for FBSD? Follow these instructions as I did on my WD 1TB drive. You'll likely use the whole disk for FBSD and a single slice, as I did. After formatting it reboot and type 'camcontrol devlist' to see what...

Oh yeah... Doh! Now working. Used sysinstall and disklabel to format the drive to UFS2. All is well!

USB drives are controlled by the SCSI driver. Type 'camcontrol /devlist' This will show the drive most likely as da0. Then you will need to append the slice, most likely as da0s1. I have a Western Digital Mybook 1TB USB drive preformatted for Windows and mounted it this way: mount -o large...

Yes, it's true that cam support in BSD isn't great, but it's slowly improving. PCBSD doesn't seem interested in producing a netbook version. With limited resources they just can't do it, but stripped down versions of FreeBSD exist and might be good choices for netbooks running Xfce. At the...