Yeah, you can simply run that (or any other) periodic script from the command line. periodic isn't some special environment, it's basically a bunch of shell scripts that get kicked off via cron.
Yeah, you can simply run that (or any other) periodic script from the command line. periodic isn't some special environment, it's basically a bunch of shell scripts that get kicked off via cron.
On the machine that works:
pkg info -oa | awk '{print $2}' | sort > /tmp/works
On the machine that doesn't work:
pkg info -oa | awk '{print $2}' | sort > /tmp/doesnt-work
Copy /tmp/doesnt-work to /tmp on the machine it does work on.
Then...
To clarify, that should recursively go through every link and fetch the data. The fact it is a "website" is not quite so important.
It should also have an ftp http mirror...
Ooh, I am not so sure any of these links will be helpful.
A lot them are referencing *very* old configs, which from fvwm2 (and fvwm3's) perspective will be obsolete, or removed.
To clarify, that should recursively go through every link and fetch the data. The fact it is a "website" is not quite so important.
It should also have an ftp http mirror...
wget has a file reject list you can use. (--reject rejlist)
e.g. --reject jpg,png --accept html
(or the other way round)
https://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/wget.html#Types-of-Files
Thus the problem.
There is an article online that says the free AI tools are not what company programmers use. Those types pay for the AI tools they use and that means hundreds of dollars a month. Even then the generated code has to be gone...
For a (mostly) trouble free upgrade, it's always a good idea to simply disable everything you don't strictly need during the upgrade process. Kernel modules, services, etc. Strip it down to the bare minimum. After you've completely finished the...
Minor version upgrades -> two times freebsd-update install
Major version upgrades -> three times
acpi_ibm and acpi_call kernel modules are included with the kernel update, so those shouldn't be a problem. Anything that's part of the FreeBSD...
I'm not bothered about copying a website.
What I wanted was to just get the files from
http://http.us.debian.org/debian/dists/trixie/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/
It's a public website.
I had forgotten that wget does a recursive retrieval so I did that, but got a ton of html files which I don't want.
Not sure if there is a straightforward way of deleting them all.
Settle down folks.
hedwards nothing wrong with your suggestions, and the graphics console/VNC connection is a fine way to access the GUI of a VM. But we're dealing with SSH and X-Forwarding here.
Kindly take your own advice here. Hopefully some kind mod can just delete my posts from in here because it's just not a valuable use of my time responding to people that can't be bothered to read, or understand what I've posted. The first...
Is this a desktop system? During the upgrade you might want to disable kld_list. When upgrading a major version you might have issues loading kernel modules (like graphics/drm-kmod) that were installed for the previous version. The system might...
Thanks. Need to update it though. But things changed with the latest version and I may need to redo the entire port from scratch. Haven't had the time for that yet.
On question of whether Windows users should switch to FreeBSD, I think there is still too much "some assembly required".
I just ran into a good example tonight. I wanted to turn on IPv6 privacy, where it changes the host part of the IPv6...
Uhm, I don't think so. Bash, by itself, is just a pretty good POSIX/bourne-based shell with lots of nice features. Still fewer than zsh (and also less liberally licensed if that's important for your scenario), but anyways, it's a pretty good...
No, only put the options you want to overrule in there, like the url. You don't copy /etc/defaults/rc.conf to /etc/rc.conf either. It's a similar situation.
pw usermod sshd -G nslcd
Careful with that one. If, for some reason, the sshd user was a member of additional groups, those would get removed.
This adds the sshd user to the nslcd group, leaving the additional groups sshd might be a member of...
You can also use rsync if you have SSH access — it is usually a better equivalent to cp -a over the network:
rsync -avz user@remote-host:/path/to/dir .
For HTTP-only access, wget --mirror works, but as mentioned, directory listing must be...
You know scp exists? Other than that, wget can download directories, but DirectoryIndex has to be enabled, there's no way to figure out the contents of a web directory through the regular HTTP(S) protocol.
Yes, but as mentioned above, I sometimes have to start my window manager with dbus-launch but it's not consistent--that is, sometimes I don't have to do that. The essential thing, again with fcitx5-anthy, is to also have fcitx5-qt6 installed.
I...
ChapinTokyo I only know that in regular FreeBSD, *sometimes* though this hasn't been consistent, I had to change my startx entry from exec openbox (or exec dwm) to exec dbus-launch openbox. (and also being sure to install fcitx5-qt6). But as...
You know scp exists? Other than that, wget can download directories, but DirectoryIndex has to be enabled, there's no way to figure out the contents of a web directory through the regular HTTP(S) protocol.
I want to copy a subdirectory tree from a website, effectively cp -a remote-host/dir ..
How would I do that?
I can download files individually via my browser but would like to duplicate the remote directory.
Unless I'm mistaken, fernandel isn't using pkgbase. He just wants to upgrade a system from 14.3 to 15 with freebsd-update.
It's time to look at pkgbase. It's what I'm doing with several VMs and I'm writting a new set of jail management scripts...
No. It's graphics/mesa-dri that depends on graphics/wayland. x11/xorg depends on graphics/mesa-dri. Xorg has no direct dependency on Wayland, why would it? But even if graphics/wayland is installed, as long as you have a "regular" Xorg (startx or...
pw usermod sshd -G nslcd
Careful with that one. If, for some reason, the sshd user was a member of additional groups, those would get removed.
This adds the sshd user to the nslcd group, leaving the additional groups sshd might be a member of...
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Perhaps not consciously, but wayland seems to be there:
1) you used waypipe
2) xwayland is an X server that runs on top of wayland.
wayland is meant to substitute X11 (like substituting apples with sausages), and since those that have wayland...
What's the goal? I think cuse(3) is a library, so you have to apply it in C...
I used cuse4bsd as part of a webcam viewer but I don't remember the exact function. Is that what you're talking about? (It's now obsolete and not a port anymore but...
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