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Seems the answer is in the first error, namely: env: axel: No such file or directory # cd /usr/ports/ftp/axel; make && make install && make clean Problem solved.

Subsequent to the above post. On one FreeBSD server, it seems to have a problem when it comes to fetch. When fetch is run from portmaster, it fails. Manually running the fetch, it's fine. => nss-3.48.tar.gz doesn't seem to exist in...

FWIW, ssh connections "reads" some of your local environment variables (example: TERM), and sets the on the target machine. This means that if the problem can be fixed by changing TERM on the target machine after ssh'ing in, you can also do...

Hi, was trying to upgrade msyql57-server with portmaster -y -d --packages mysql57-server It fails when trying to fetch. The following actions will be taken if you choose to proceed: Install databases/mysql57-server Install...

I've since solved the issue, and replaced the original hardware. The problem was the Digium card was producing far more heat than expected, and in a machine with no active cooling at all, it was causing components in the computer other than the...

but then it will not be freebsd, but LinuxBSD ? ;) Away from descendant of Unix.

Old lawyer joke: Young Lawyer: So how have you become so successful as a courtroom trial lawyer? Old Lawyer: Well, there are three things. First, if the law is on your side of the case, then pound, pound, pound on the law. Second, if the facts...

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Which kodi are you running, multimedia/kodi or multimedia/kodi-devel? I've test installed kodi-devel on amd64 12.0-RELEASE, executing the binary as user no problem here. I will test it on 12.1 and report back.

Yes I do. Look at the screenshot of the BLog article. PS: Actually, I don't. I forgot the tiny detail, that ssl_crtd was renamed to security_file_certgen by the Squid project. So yes, I do configure with ssl_crtd which, however, installs...

Thanks obsigna now I understand the problem.

Yeah, first my laptop has to proof itself worthy of running the superior OS ;)

:). When I say "port" I mean a port in the FreeBSD ports tree. From a codebase point of view I'd call proftpd-mod_geoip2.git a "fork" of the original. (I consider a port in the general sense to mean code compiled to another platform - "a port...

Dear DesktopUser1, the detailed information is a little bit hidden in https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/makeworld.html. Below "23.5.3. Updating the Source" you will find a grey block "Obtaining the Source" with instructions.

You don't need to take detours transporting logs on USB sticks to another OS with a graphical system. Obviously you have a working internet connection from the FreeBSD installation, that means you can post the content of the log files, or any...

Certainly a valid option, it's not about having the latest version of a browser because of features, but security & privacy, so unless someone takes on the ungoogled-chromium port (@forkbomb9 has shown interest in the mentioned GitHub issue)...

You would think that the ' is just a , that stepped on a lego...

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That worked, thanks. There was momentary weirdness with my video, but after rebooting twice it went away. Ken Gordon

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCQM3FvD3hg

You don't use the program ssl_crtd in your config?

That worked, thanks. There was momentary weirdness with my video, but after rebooting twice it went away. Ken Gordon

Hi guys. I'm testing freebsd squid(4.9 from ports) and found that even if u chose the option: freebsd won't create ssl_crtd. Without this we cannot run squid MITM. Some knows how to fix this problem? I had try different settings but no...

When I changed my existing Win7 box over to ACHI there was a registry edit that needed to be made... I can't remember exactly what is was but I'll bet my last donut that the same fix is available for Win10... Suggest you head over to Google and...

In order to complete the installation of FreeBSD ver 12.1 from a DVD, I had to adjust the BIOS so that the SATA drives were operating in "Native" mode rather than "IDE" mode, AND had to turn on AHCI. Attempting to do the job with only "Native...

I posted the following in another thread, but I thought I should post it here too. Yesterday, I found a partial solution to the problem for ONE of my computers, my main desktop: in the BIOS, when I activated both "Native Mode" instead of "IDE...

Yesterday, I found a partial solution to the problem for ONE of my computers, my main desktop: in the BIOS, when I activated both "Native Mode" instead of "IDE Mode" for SATA drives, AND activated AHCI for those devices, the bootonly CD I had...

Trihexagonal But then you miss someone saying, "It's UNIX. I know this!"

Really? AFAIK it's the other way around, so Iridium does some improvements, but ungoogled-chromium is the project that takes some patches from Iridium and takes care that all traces to Google are eliminated. It's been a while that I have taken a...

Yeah, Iridium goes one step further than the ungoogled-chromium port in that it actively tracks for remaining telemetry / tracking behavior in the browser. I would suggest that even if both were in ports, to go for Iridium regardless.

I have no experience in that and I'm not using FreeBSD yet (the missing ungoogled-chromium port just came up when I was looking through FreshPorts for the apps the I'm regularly using). ;)

Thanks Trihexagonal. Actually I was hoping for an openbox version, though as I said I assume one could install it afterwards. Regardless, it's still a nice tool to quickly test hardware.

At the top there is a dropdown menu under "Download NOW!" with an XFCE and KDE option. Incidentally, it's twice the size of the XFCE .iso at 3GB. I used dd to write the .iso to USB same as a memstick.img file.

The answer from Johan Hendricks: You can create a file called ~/.dialogrc And set some variables. Here is a little howto https://bash.cyberciti.biz/guide/Dialog_customization_with_configuration_file

:-/ Have you considered adapting the www/iridium port to do what you want?

Crivens I was kidding. I don't like putting smileys on dry humor.

Fixed that for you. ;)

Humans, graphed. EDIT: illustration. 😂

Birdy I'm so gonna bookmark these.

drhowarddrfine I did not call you anything. I expressed my belief that most politicans have a certain personality type. If you think I called you a small caliber troll, I must say you are much too experienced to be a small one. ;)

If you are using the rear 1/8 jack (nwid 30) for your speakers, put them in same group as the headphones. Keep the front headphones (nwid 33) seq=15. Your default audio will be through the speakers and will automatically mute when you plug in...

Not sure if it is related but after upgrading from 11.2 to 12.1 (built drm-kmod from ports) my CPU usage is near 100% just by moving windows around the screen. CPU cooler is running high all the time. SOLUTION: Just figured a solution. It turns...

Looks like it's coming to a real crunch time for Debian. The future of Devuan is on the line, right now, as the continued support for sysvinit gets increasingly difficult. For me, Ted Ts'o cut through:

Noone knows what it will do next, or in what order - but boy it does it faaaast. ;)

...and takes over all electronic functions located in the garage and the house.

... or it does strange things the driver did not anticipate.

You are doing the right thing! Disclosing this man's whereabouts might put his life in grave danger.

I wonder if the car crashed already.

FWIW, I am pretty sure that if you don't choose to install ports during the install from a normal FreeBSD install image, there won't be a /usr/ports directory. either. (I don't install ports during installation. I figure it will be out of date...