| Stuart Henderson |
| May 27, 5:52 pm 2008 |
| Bryan Irvine | Re: remove x* and games from my system
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 2:52 PM, Stuart Henderson <stu@spacehopper.org>
sure maybe something like:
*untested*
cd / ; for i in $(tar tzf /path/to/game43.tgz) ; do test -f $i && rm $i ;
done
but that's a little heavy and the xargs command should be plenty safe. :-)
-Bryan
| May 27, 7:27 pm 2008 |
| Travers Buda | Re: remove x* and games from my system
Err yeah, you're right--very bad idea.
./etc
./etc/X11
./etc/X11/app-defaults
./etc/X11/fs
*snip*.
/usr
./usr/X11R6
./usr/X11R6/README
./usr/X11R6/bin
The tarballs and the lists are this way. How about just a plain
rm to get the files, then a few passes with rmdir.
--
Travers Buda
| May 27, 6:50 pm 2008 |
| Josh Grosse | Re: remove x* and games from my system
My recommendation was plain rm, without -rf. Viz:
# cd /
# tar tzf /path/to/xbase43.tgz | xargs rm
I believe it to be safe. It will leave some directories in place, but won't
remove anything it's not supposed to.
In any case, for a test system as the OP has, reinstalling is probably faster
and easier.
| May 27, 7:06 pm 2008 |
| Stuart Henderson | Re: remove x* and games from my system
If you leave the old X libs and includes on the system, make sure they
get upgraded with the rest of the OS, it is likely to bite you sometime
in the future otherwise.
| May 27, 5:50 pm 2008 |
| Kirill S. Bychkov | Re: iwi(4) not working on 4.3
Hi. I've tried your solution. I've created new kernel with acpi disabled (my
keyboard is not functional in kernel configure mode) with 'config -e -o'.
After booting that kernel, I saw HWaddr and IRQ of my wireless card, but when
I try to do some configure with 'ifconfig iwi0', my TPC freezes. Only
unconfiguring the card is helpful. No kernel warnings are shown. Is there any
other possibilities to fix this?
Anyway thanks for help.
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| May 27, 4:07 pm 2008 |
| macintoshzoom | pf.conf by PID ?
I want to allow out network connections only from a specific local proxy server (tor).
How do I set up my pf.conf for this?
How can I syntax pf.conf by pid?
Thanks.
macintoshzoom
| May 27, 1:46 pm 2008 |
| Jason Crawford | Re: pf.conf by PID ?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 1:46 PM, macintoshzoom
The easiest method for this, I think, would be the 'user' parameter,
since the tor package for OpenBSD has the server run as the _tor user.
| May 27, 1:58 pm 2008 |
| macintoshzoom | Re: pf.conf by PID ? SOLVED
I will try the user pf parameter "user { -tor }". as yes, the tor server is running as _tor.
......
Last news: It works!
......
Thank you "Jason Crawford" , "Chris Kuethe", "Matthew Dempsky" for your tips!
---------------
On Tue, 27 May 2008 13:58:27 -0400
| May 27, 3:11 pm 2008 |
| Matthew Dempsky | Re: pf.conf by PID ?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 10:46 AM, macintoshzoom
Can you run the proxy as a dedicated user and then use the 'user' filter option?
| May 27, 2:20 pm 2008 |
| Chris Kuethe | Re: pf.conf by PID ?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 10:46 AM, macintoshzoom
with the exception of kernel threads and init, PIDs are random, so
filtering by PID would be meaningless.
If tor is running with a unique userid you can filter on that. This is
documented in the pf.conf manpage.
--
GDB has a 'break' feature; why doesn't it have 'fix' too?
| May 27, 2:03 pm 2008 |
| Dan Liu | remove x* and games from my system
At first I install all the packages from the install43.iso except bsd.mp.
Because I run openbsd on my virtualbox,I can not start X.
I just test openbsd to use as a postfix server,so I want to remove all
the x* and games.
I use the port(src,port).
Could some one help me.I am a green hand here.
| May 27, 12:42 pm 2008 |
| Travers Buda | Re: remove x* and games from my system
rm -rf `cat /usr/src/distrib/sets/lists/game/mi`
rm -rf `cat /usr/src/distrib/sets/lists/game/md.YOURMACHINE`
for i in xbase xetc xfond xserv xshare; do rm -rf `cat /usr/xenocara/distrib/sets/lists/$i/mi`; done
for i in xbase xetc xfond xserv xshare; do rm -rf `cat /usr/xenocara/distrib/sets/lists/$i/md.YOURMACHINE`; done
Replace "YOURMACHINE" with your arch... i386.. amd64 whatev. Those are ticks, ``, below the ~ on us layouts. cd into / first.
Otherwise you could do this like... cat /usr/src/di...
| May 27, 1:05 pm 2008 |
| Ingo Schwarze | Re: remove x* and games from my system
Caution, bad advice ahead...
Why, which problem are you trying to solve?
Simply leave them, in particular when you are just testing.
Some unused files cause no harm; some of them might even come
in handy where you least expect they could.
When you try to remove base components without knowing
Travers, did you test that on your own machine before posting?
I'm quite fond of your spelling "xfond".
Unless i'm quite mistaken, that's exceptionally terrible advice:
$ cd /usr/xenocara/distri...
| May 27, 4:03 pm 2008 |
| Travers Buda | Re: remove x* and games from my system
Clever. =) Plus its missing a "done" in there. I _always_ test
crazy rm -rf's.
Using xargs and tar -t (as someone posted) is probably the best
method, short of just re-installing.
*snip
--
Travers Buda
| May 27, 4:24 pm 2008 |
| Aaron Stellman | Re: remove x* and games from my system
You can either go the hard way of looking up where {x*,games} sets
extract their corresponding files (tar tzvf games43.tgz) for example, or you can
simply make a clean install, shouldn't be a problem since you're running
it in virtual environment.
| May 27, 1:01 pm 2008 |
| Josh Grosse | Re: remove x* and games from my system
This may be done manually.
For each fileset, obtain a list of files and remove them: e.g.:
# cd /
# tar tzf /path/to/game43.tgz | xargs rm
# tar tzf /path/to/xbase43.tgz | xargs rm
and so on.
| May 27, 12:58 pm 2008 |
| HSL - Lukas Ratajski | Total freeze with Intel Pro/100 dual Ethernet network card
More precisely: We use a small thin client as a firewall, which boots off the network. Originally, I planned a three-legged firewall with a DMZ, but since the system has only one PCI connector, I was forced to try a dual-port network card.
Now, OpenBSD recognizes both network interfaces fine - fxp0 and fxp1. But as soon as I try to bring one interface up (no matter if link is present or not), the system completely freezes after about one second. No panic, no debugger prompt. It turns into a brick. I have...
| May 27, 12:17 pm 2008 |
| Dan Liu | qemu can not boot openbsd
All the command before qemu booted.
qemu-img create hd_img.img 8000M
modprobe tun
chmod 666 /dev/net/tun
modprobe kqemu
chmod 666 /dev/kqemu
tunctl -d tap0
tunctl -u joe -t tap0
/etc/qemu-ifup tap0
#!/bin/sh
sudo -p "Password for $0:" /sbin/ifconfig $1 172.20.0.1
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -s 172.20.0.0/24 -j MASQUERADE
The boot command:
qemu -m 300 -net nic,vlan=0 -net tap,vlan=0,ifname=tap0 -hda
hd_img.img -cdrom install43.is...
| May 27, 10:32 am 2008 |
| viq | Re: qemu can not boot openbsd
Try disabling kqemu (-no-kqemu), I've had some problems when I tried to
use it. Though the problems AFAIR were earlier than that, so wait a
while and see whether it wakes up.
--
viq
| May 27, 10:56 am 2008 |
| Hannah Schroeter | Re: qemu can not boot openbsd
Hi!
I had problems (panic, init died or something like that, qemu itself
died eventually, too, so I couldn't study the console messages) with
OpenBSD unter qemu/kqemu, too. So there's definitely a behaviour
difference between kqemu enabled or disabled.
(This is on i386/SMP, and yes, it's with the new enough port with the mp
enabled kernel module).
Kind regards,
Hannah.
| May 27, 11:59 am 2008 |
| Gregory Edigarov |
| May 27, 10:26 am 2008 |
| Philip Guenther | Re: How to re-build openssl with SHA1 support?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 8:26 AM, Gregory Edigarov
("How to re-build openssl with SHA1 support?")
Umm, the OpenSSL included with OpenBSD _does_ include SHA1 support.
This can be seen in the output of "openssl ciphers -v" and "openssl
list-message-digest-commands". What made you think it didn't have
SHA1 support compiled in?
(So, the pedantic answer to your question is "cd /usr/src/lib/libssl && make")
Philip Guenther
| May 27, 11:00 am 2008 |
| Gregory Edigarov | Re: How to re-build openssl with SHA1 support?
While trying to configure for ctorrent this is what I have from configure:
checking dependency style of gcc... gcc3
checking for SHA1_Init in -lssl... no
checking for SHA1_Init in -lcrypt... no
checking for SHA1_Init in -lmd... no
configure: error: error, Please install OpenSSL first!
--
With best regards,
Gregory Edigarov
| May 27, 11:14 am 2008 |
| Jason Beaudoin |
| May 27, 11:20 am 2008 |
| Die Gestalt |
| May 27, 11:33 am 2008 |
| Gilles Chehade |
| May 27, 11:32 am 2008 |
| Gregory Edigarov |
| May 27, 11:29 am 2008 |
| Jonathan Thornburg | strlcat/strlcpy vs overlapping arguments
In message <http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=121183803128128&w=1>,
"Ted Unangst" <ted.unangst () gmail ! com> pointed out that
# strlcpy is wrong with overlapping arguments.
Should this be mentioned in the strlcpy/strlcat man page?
(It isn't as of 4.3-release.) Here's a suggested patch:
Index: strlcpy.3
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvs/src/lib/libc/string/strlcpy.3,v
retrieving revision 1.19
diff -u -r1.19 strlcpy.3
--- s...
| May 27, 6:53 am 2008 |
| Ted Unangst |
| May 27, 12:41 pm 2008 |
| Theo de Raadt | Re: strlcat/strlcpy vs overlapping arguments
I agree with Ted. I think it is obvious, and does not need to be
stated. The manual pages describe the algorithm in sufficient detail.
If you can't program, then please -- don't program.
| May 27, 12:52 pm 2008 |
| Craig Findlay |
| May 27, 7:09 pm 2008 |
| Pollywog |
| May 27, 7:55 pm 2008 |
| Tony Abernethy | Re: strlcat/strlcpy vs overlapping arguments
A monkey MIGHT sit down to a typewriter and write a novel.
However, that is not the way to bet.
Overlapping parameters on a memory to memory copy:
That turf belongs to non-portable code and bare assembly
where it is the programmer's whim that dictates storage order.
Any "high-level" code that depends on that kind of behavior
has gotta be suicidal.
| May 27, 7:43 pm 2008 |
| Theo de Raadt | Re: strlcat/strlcpy vs overlapping arguments
So you'll go write the next great buffer overflowing program and
punish all the people who use it?
If you can't use strcpy and strlcpy correctly, then you should not
be a programmer.
| May 27, 7:16 pm 2008 |
| Taleon |
| May 27, 7:30 am 2008 |
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| May 27, 4:25 am 2008 |
| Jason McIntyre |
| May 27, 2:50 am 2008 |
| Sean Hafeez |
| May 27, 3:27 am 2008 |
| Sean Hafeez | SOLVED - hostname.pppoe0 with AT&T/SBC debug?
So this was an error on my part - sorta.
The CPE has 3 modes.
1. PPPoE on the CPE
2. PPPoE on the client
3. BRIDGE mode - no PPPoE
So after reading the docs, testing with other PPPoE clients and
connecting with the ppp dial I assumed it was #2 that was the right
settings (seems quite logical and the fact that it worked....) Turns
out that despite the description of item #2 being PPPoE ON CLIENT they
really do not mean it for the OpenBSD kernel driver. I, for no reason
at all, and ...
| May 27, 4:05 am 2008 |
| Sean Hafeez |
| May 27, 3:33 am 2008 |
| Sean Hafeez | Re: hostname.pppoe0 with AT&T/SBC debug?
So a bit more, here is a tcpdump of my external rl0 interface that I
is connected to the DSL cpe..
16:22:26.350554 PPPoE-Discovery
code Initiation, version 1, type 1, id 0x0000, length 12
tag Service-Name, length 0
tag Host-Uniq, length 4 qq[=
16:22:26.362176 PPPoE-Discovery
code Offer, version 1, type 1, id 0x0000, length 65
tag AC-Name, length 13 bras36.pltnca
tag Host-Uniq, length 4 qq[=
tag Relay-Session, length 12 ik\035\000?\...
| May 26, 8:15 pm 2008 |
| Jesus Sanchez | Re: rtorrent ram issue
Solved, turned to ctorrent (enchanced) which is just I was
searching for.
$ screen ctorrent file.torrent
works really fine.
Thanks Zoran.
| May 27, 9:47 am 2008 |
| Aaron Martinez |
| May 27, 8:10 am 2008 |
| Tomas Bodzar | Re: Third Global Congress of Women in Politics and Governanc...
WTH is with Spam filter?
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Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 10:32 AM
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Subject: Third Global Congress of Women in Politics and Governance, 19-22
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