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http://192.168.1.20/index.php :-

It looks like you have no PHP installed on 192.168.1.20 or did not make necessary adjustments in httpd.conf file.

Ok everyone who replied and others, I upgraded the system to 14.4-RELEASE and DRM is back, so the problem has gone. Thanks everyone for your good suggestions and input. nillnvoid How do you mark as solved?

Name Server: NS1.DNS-SUSPENDED.COM Name Server: NS2.DNS-SUSPENDED.COM

I don't see where it says it's suspended.

Nope.

I was able to log in to a bank called SwiftPrime Bank some time ago The domain seems to have been suspended. https://ie.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?itc=dlp_domain_whois&domain=swftprimtk.com I always suspected it was fraudulent. Is there...

Unfortunately, it doesn't help. I've also bought "The book of PF", which didn't help either. Out of despair, I tried IPFW and it worked first time! The following configuration in /etc/rc.conf does exactly what I want: firewall_enable=YES...

My dude... this is corporate pencil pusher-speak for: we got your document, decided that it was readable to even begin with. Then we checked a few formal ticks in that you addressed it correctly, and your document meets the minimal formal...

And even though we remain unconvinced by his personal theories, I look forward to him being flogged by the big leagues ;) (It'll never happen. They will just ignore insignificant moaning from an individual. He whines into the void)

Indeed. Though, as an exception, the dodgy chemical formula leading to the great capacitor plague means the capacitor contents likely bubble regardless of temperature ;)

I have two jails where I have extracted wordpress into DocumentRoot but the url shows up differently and I can't work out why, Could someone suggest what i causing the difference? http://192.168.1.20/wordpress/:-...

Yes, that's what happens with every new quarterly branch. The quarterly package repositories will always switch to the latest quarterly, you cannot "pin" it to a specific quarterly branch. Unless you build your own repositories and switch the...

Specify an altroot when creating the pool. So the mountpoints don't overlap with your install media. Same with zpool-import ( -R <temproot> )

14.3 is EoL. Packages are built for 14.4. Just upgrade to 14.4, no need for a reinstall. Unless you really want to. If you do go with the reinstall route, maybe go with 15.1-RELEASE instead. Or upgrade to 15.1, that's up to you. Just make sure...

That's not a hallucination. That's an error--out of date information--that should be reported in a PR.

I believe that some people have had success using wifibox, where you install a small alpine linux VM and run the card through that. Later Intel cards will work at 5G speeds. I have one headless Beelink with an AX200. Using...

The package is blacklisted on quarterly and latest at the moment. https://pkg-status.freebsd.org/beefy21/build.html?mastername=150amd64-quarterly&build=0b02b6bc475d...

Probably around September, then you'll have a three month "grace" period when 14.4 and 14.5 are supported. At that time packages in FreeBSD repository will still be built for 14.4, the kernel modules (like the DRM driver) are likely to fail when...

Not super portable.

https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-bugs/

Try setting the following variables in /boot/loader.conf, that should fix it (automatically added default settings when installing Root-on-ZFS by menu guided installer): kern.geom.label.disk_ident.enable="0" kern.geom.label.gptid.enable="0"...

You can ignore the -kmods repository for now. It's really only useful during the transition period when the previous minor version is still supported. Packages in the 14 FreeBSD repository are specifically built for 14.4, so there's no need for...

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If you don't have ECC (and that means real ECC, not the DDR5 nonsense) you don't only miss error correction, you also miss error reporting. So you can't know whether you need ECC memory or not.

ZFS uses internal structures to identify the disks, it's not going to care where the disk is actually attached physically. You can take them out, reshuffle them, put half of them on a different controller and things will still continue to work as...

Why do you think you need a GUI? And what's wrong with a webUI? It's as close to a GUI as you can get without having to resort to QT, GTK or some other toolkit. WebUI would work with any decent browser across a multitude of platforms.

They actually do in some cases. iwlwifi man page promises support for many chips that don't work

Basic virtual host stanza, you put this in /usr/local/etc/apache24/Includes/: 001_mywebsite.conf: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName mywebsite.example.com DocumentRoot /usr/local/www/mywebsite <Directory /usr/local/www/mywebsite> Require...

In general, with old machines today, it tends to be *only* the browser they struggle with. Everything else can be quite snappy or you can easily find less bloated alternatives.

https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/svn-ports-head/2021-January/270007.html Took me two seconds to find. I'm quite sure spammers pilfer various public mailing lists. Though it's obfuscated, it's still quite easy to find lots of email addresses.

Basic virtual host stanza, you put this in /usr/local/etc/apache24/Includes/: 001_mywebsite.conf: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName mywebsite.example.com DocumentRoot /usr/local/www/mywebsite <Directory /usr/local/www/mywebsite> Require...

I'm getting Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. When I try to access ***.***.***.***/ Does this URL specify DocumentRoot? www is the owner and I have Require all granted set. What am I missing?

Ah schnickschnack. One of my -current system has /etc files reaching back to 2004.

There's lots of strong opinions for and against AI. As SirDice once pointed out, it's more or less like a search engine on steroids, (I hope I'm not twisting his meaning) rather than true artificial intelligence. For myself it once helped me...

Part of the issue with AI is that it allows you to skip the stage where you know what it is that you're asking for. If you can't work out what you need, then you're not likely to identify if there are any issues with the proposed solution. I've...

Part of the issue with AI is that it allows you to skip the stage where you know what it is that you're asking for. If you can't work out what you need, then you're not likely to identify if there are any issues with the proposed solution. I've...

I have 2 copies, one taped back together both came from Bell Labs in Holmdel NJ, so "really official" :)

I'd add to that a UPS, I've had so many fewer HDD fail after I started using one. I'm not sure that SSD is as susceptible to it as HDDs, but it's definitely worth having. I need to get back on trying to get mine talk to my FreeBSD computer as...

I'm not sure that O'Reilly still sells books these days, but libraries often times have a subscription to their books. Personally, I was messing around with C last year via a combination of boot.dev and this tutorial on how to write what is...

I've personally had more issues with that limitation on various FSes over the years than the name length of files. For the most part longer file names just get unwieldy before you tend to hit the limit on how many characters you can use, but...

It's still on my bookshelf to my right about three feet away.

But the /usr/src/UPDATING says: Yeah, I know with security patches it's unlikely to change, but there is a chance and the footnote must have been added because people weren't running it. In any case this is just one step, the others still apply...

Scraping isn't a particular technique. It's harvesting large amounts of public content that everybody can read. Maybe after registratiion. You probably dropped an email address somewhere that's publicly visible or known by a group of which some...

Hrrm, your profile doesn't say you're from Nigeria. I suspect you're not being 100 % honest. :) Bill Blake, I would take it no more seriously than those who send you an email, saying they know what you've been doing because they've hacked your...

Does it also correlates with the temperature of the components on the motherboard?

Right, I'd guess the more old an hardware is it's going to become a server for relatively simple tasks since it won't handle well using a modern browser. What were your usage like on the PC? The CPU seems to be quad core from 2011 so it should...

It's possible that OrcaRouter is lying, because spammers aren't the most honest people who will email you.

Raspberry CM5 has ECC RAM. There are boards for CM5 with SATA ports like this: https://geekworm.com/products/x1509

I struggle with that. I'm not a programmer's programmer though a few times I've had programmer's admire my work. Every time I try to learn another language, and I write some code, I think to myself, "I could have done that just as easy in C!"...