Er, I meant to tsay AF_UNIX bind() calls.

Running the 20101126 snapshot, I was poking around a bit this morning and noticed a possible permissions issue. $ ls -l /tmp/ssh-U7b26QotNu5v/agent.12708 srwxr-xr-x 1 test wheel 0 Nov 28 15:57 /tmp/ssh-U7b26QotNu5v/agent.12708 ssh-agent (1): $TMPDIR/ssh-XXXXXXXXXX/agent.<ppid> UNIX-domain sockets used to contain the connection to the authentication agent. These sockets should only be readable by the owner. The sockets should get automatically ...

You are so right!!!! Thanks for the link, I found what I was looking for... Cheers!!! Omar ------Mensaje original------ De: Christiano F. Haesbaert Remitente: christiano.fh@gmail.com Para: realcomp@gmail.com Para: OpenBSD Questions Asunto: Re: ddclient router IP Enviado: 29 nov, 2010 11:32 AM I think this is what you want: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/ddclient/wiki/Routers -use=web obtain IP from an IP discovery page on the web. This is the default way if none is ...

I think this is what you want: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/ddclient/wiki/Routers -use=web obtain IP from an IP discovery page on the web. This is the default way if none is specified.

Check out all of the possibilities listed in the ddclient.conf sample file. In many cases the PF firewall is also the router and use=if is the best way. If you have another router in front of PF and it's a supported one use that method (use=fw), otherwise use=web will work as well. Make sure you're working on the right issue, IOW is ddclient not obtaining your outside IP address or is it just not updating your dynamic host provider - check the logs. Chris

Thanks Chris, Im using web method and its working now. Cheers! Omar -----Mensaje original----- De: Chris Smith [mailto:obsd_misc@chrissmith.org] Enviado el: Monday, November 29, 2010 1:00 PM Para: RealCompSA CC: misc@openbsd.org Asunto: Re: ddclient router IP Check out all of the possibilities listed in the ddclient.conf sample file. In many cases the PF firewall is also the router and use=if is the best way. If you have another router in front of PF and it's ...

hello, bought a ZTE MF112 today for my girlfriends ms win notebook. Took the chance to test it on OpenBSD. Without the patches below the thingy attaches as umsm for a second, detaches and re-attaches as umass. After patching it attaches as umsm0, umsm1, umsm2, umsm3 and ucom0, ucom1, ucom2. ucom2 is the one you would want to use with pppd. I inspected the modem log on ms win to find out what AT commands are used by the proprietary software, here we go: TIMEOUT 5 ECHO ON ABORT ...

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speaking of patches, you seem to have forgotten to include yours... you need to compile from source as opposed to installing from packages (or Ports). I think packages should have it patched by default...JTR without this jumbo patch seems very limited in comparison in terms of its abilities and options. What do you guys think?

I'm using a Vertex 2 as my boot disk on my OpenBSD desktop machine. The firmware update utility does need to be run from Windows, but you can use a freely-available Windows recovery disc to do the firmware flashing if you don't dual-boot or have a Windows install disc handy. Look here for the recovery disc: http://neosmart.net/blog/2009/windows-7-system-repair-discs/ BTW, the Vertex 2 is FAST! I'm very, very happy with mine. -- Joe Gidi joe@entropicblur.com

On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 5:25 PM, Nick Holland ocz recommends against flashing a drive in legacy sata mode instead of ahci, so i really don't think they'd recommend a usb flash.

buying a new SSD to replace your "burned out" one every year is still cheaper than building a 15k sas drive raid set with equivalent performance.

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