Error at boot

Hi,

I have the following strange error when i boot:


Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/da0s1a
Loading configuration files.
restrictions: not found
try: not found



The part of restrictions: not found and try: not found will repeat itself for about 10 times.

Does anybody has a suggestion how to fix?

Many Thanks
 
Do you have some comments in your /etc/rc.conf which you forget to comment out? Do you have access to the system now?
 
I have full access to the system and everything seems to work fine.

Nothing in rc.conf comment that should be comment out.
 
You might want to try a boot with verbose logging turned on (which is it, menu option 5 or so?).
 
With verbose it won't give more info.

The only thing is see is GEOM: new disk da0

Maybe this is standard but why does it say new when it always boots from this disk.
 
The only file containing the phrase 'restrictions' is /etc/login.conf. Any chance of some word wrapping pushing that word to an uncommented line? You might also check config files in /etc and /usr/local/etc for daemons started from /etc/rc.d and /usr/local/etc/rc.d by /etc/rc.conf.
 
Found it, stupid me!

postgrey_flags="--greylist-text="Policy restrictions; try later""

was testing with postgrey and this line seems to have some errors like the double quotation mark at the end.
 
Yep, try
Code:
postgrey_flags="--greylist-text='Policy restrictions; try later'"
(or the other way around)
 
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