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| Dec 10, 3:52 pm 2010 |
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| Dec 10, 4:12 pm 2010 |
| David Hardy | pf: default queue issues
[sorry if I posted this twice but I haven't see it show up ]
I have an openbsd box doing queuing for 200+ users, each with their own cbq
queue to limit bandwidth on a per-client basis. My issue is that I'm seeing
a good 60-80% of the traffic on the client-facing interface going into the
default queue, rather than it going into the individual client queues.
my queuing is set up thusly:
altq on $cus cbq bandwidth 100Mb queue { cusdefqrx, resqrx, torrqrx }
queue cusdefqrx bandwidth 10% ...
| Dec 10, 2:54 pm 2010 |
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| Dec 10, 7:40 am 2010 |
| Otto Moerbeek | Re: editing user disk usage quota
The grace column shows the reminaing time of grace. This is only
relvant after the user has hit the soft limit,
-Otto
| Dec 10, 12:18 pm 2010 |
| Friedrich Locke | editing user disk usage quota
Dear folks,
i am trying to set quota for a user and a grace period too. I am using
edquota to manage this, but when a try to to execute repquota -a no
information about grace period is show! Here you have:
lion# edquota sioux
Quotas for user sioux:
/: KBytes in use: 5582, limits (soft = 100000, hard = 128000)
inodes in use: 751, limits (soft = 0, hard = 0)
lion# edquota -t
Time units may be: days, hours, minutes, or seconds
Grace period before enforcing soft limits for users:
/: ...
| Dec 10, 11:34 am 2010 |
| Stuart VanZee | Re: Donations
I would have to agree that the people of the United States have lost
some of their essential libertys. The problem has been in defining what
exactly ARE the essential libertys and then getting our congress and our
president to keep their mitts off of them. Still, I would argue that
even now there are few places in the world where the people can enjoy
liberty as freely as in the United States.
Additionally, for purposes of this thread, the Ben Franklin quote is a
complete straw-man. Ben ...
| Dec 10, 8:28 am 2010 |
| Martin Schröder | Re: Donations
<cough>
- the citizens of Baghdad and Teheran can vote their representatives;
the citizens of Washington, DC can not.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington,_D.C.#Federal_representation_and_ta
xation
- every us american citizen can be spied on or put away indefinitely
without a court order just on the whim of the us president
- every us citizen is free to be unable to pay for the most basic
medical services
</cough>
Seems to be a very liberal und justified system indeed. And ...
| Dec 10, 11:57 am 2010 |
| Pete Vickers | NAT64 via pf/OpenBSD
Hi,
We're currently deploying some IPv6 connectivity (no flame wars please), and
need to provide a suitable transition solution for IPv6 only clients to access
IPv4 services. At a bare minimum generic TCP/UDP/ICMP services should be
supported for large pools of users. I'm aware of Reyk's work here:
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=121676868023535&w=2 but IFAIKT this doesn't
address several of our requirements.
The most appropriate solution appears to be stateful NAT64 (with DNS64 to
support ...
| Dec 10, 7:33 am 2010 |
| frantisek holop | the new rc.d subsystem
hi there,
i am making the transition to the new rc.d thingie
and of course am happy to see the system becoming a bit
more admin friendly.
is there an "official" way to start a service as someone else?
most of my daemons for example use the "service" login class.
for example, in the old rc.local:
if [ -x /usr/local/sbin/nginx ]; then
echo -n ' nginx'
su -c services root -c "/usr/bin/env -i /usr/local/sbin/nginx"
fi
also, as far as i understand it, all executable ...
| Dec 10, 8:25 am 2010 |
| frantisek holop | Re: the new rc.d subsystem
thanks for pointing that out, now i see.
what confused me was that there was no default $rc_scripts
was there a reason not to be consistent with /etc/rc.conf services?
-f
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| Dec 10, 10:26 am 2010 |
| Antoine Jacoutot | Re: the new rc.d subsystem
On Fri, 10 Dec 2010 16:25:40 +0100, frantisek holop <minusf@obiit.org>
It's not how it works, it won't start anything unless you add it to the
The framework is still not documented and there are several uncommitted
bits.
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| Dec 10, 8:38 am 2010 |
| Marc Espie | Re: the new rc.d subsystem
Yes, the principle of least surprise !
We're not debian, so some packages include several components. Ditto
for dependencies.
Let's say you install a bunch of things in a hurry.
Then you find out, when you reboot a machine, that you're suddenly blessed
with five new daemons that you did not *explicitly request*.
Good luck systematically checking /etc/rc.d for those surprises after
a new package install...
| Dec 10, 12:07 pm 2010 |
| Ingo Schwarze | Re: the new rc.d subsystem
Hi Frantisek,
That might or might not happen at some point,
but it will not obsolete the rc_scripts variable,
Ordering.
S01iptables, S66cron, S80sshd?
No, thanks.
Yours,
Ingo
| Dec 10, 11:15 am 2010 |
| Patrick Coleman | HP NC550SFP 10GE card
Can't seem to find anything bout this, so I thought I'd ask - is there
presently support for the HP NC550SFP (ServerEngines
BE4210/BladeEngine2TM chipset according to [1])? If not, what's a good
alternative 10GE card? Something from Myricom?
Cheers,
Patrick
[1] http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/13555_div/13555_div.pdf
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| Dec 9, 10:37 pm 2010 |
| Jonathan Gray | Re: HP NC550SFP 10GE card
There is no support for these 10g serverengines chips,
the best bet at the moment are Intel 82599 based devices,
the documentation is freely available to all and there is
a working driver.
| Dec 10, 2:46 am 2010 |
| Steve | Dec 9, 8:50 pm 2010 | |
| James Hozier | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
I checked DNSBL and my IP seems OK for all of them. So it's just 3, and Verizon won't set DNS settings for me so unless I run my own DNS servers there's nothing I can do to resolve my IP address into my domain name instead of my ISP hostname? (Instead of @verizon.net hostname translation @mydomain.com)
| Dec 9, 8:28 pm 2010 |
| L. V. Lammert | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
Even IF you run your own DNS servers, you don't have access to setup the
reverse DNS. The only way to get reverse DNS is to purchase the service
from Verizon with a static IP.
The only way to run your own server with dymanic IP and have it validate
properly is to forward through Verizon's SMTP server that is authorized
for your location. [Or use Gmail or another public provider for your SMTP
traffic.]
Lee
| Dec 9, 8:57 pm 2010 |
| James Hozier | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
I called Verizon and asked if they block outgoing port 25 and they said they
do not. They told me they block no ports at all, so I don't know
| Dec 9, 7:22 pm 2010 |
| Adam M. Dutko | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
I use a Linode VPS (~20 USD). They give full root access and a bunch of
distributions to choose from (unfortunately no OpenBSD atm). They also give
you the ability to manage your own host records via a web interface and a
cheap backup option.
| Dec 9, 6:37 pm 2010 |
| James Hozier | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
My ISP refuses to modify any DNS settings and won't give me a static IP address without a business account, so no proper reverse DNS. I don't have the resources to run my own nameservers, so what alternatives do I have in terms of running my own mailserver?
| Dec 9, 6:20 pm 2010 |
| Hugo Osvaldo Barrera | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
You'll probably want to use some free dns servers online (like
freedns.afraid.org). Maybe another ISP might help in getting a static IP.
I have a residential line, from a mostly-business ISP, who charges $250
for a symettric static-ip connection. It sucks, but I run lots of my
own stuff at home.
ARP Networks DOES have OpenBSD VPS. I run my mail there. How secure it
is, is still up to how trustworthy they are. Probably lots more that gmail.
| Dec 9, 8:01 pm 2010 |
| roberth | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
On Thu, 09 Dec 2010 18:41:16 -0700
non-matching forward- and reverse-lookup will not make postmaster happy
to accept your mail.
| Dec 9, 7:04 pm 2010 |
| Lemuel Houyhnhnm | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
http://www.dyndns.com/services/dns/dyndns/
This sort of thing might be helpful.
| Dec 9, 6:41 pm 2010 |
| phil | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
I have a suggestion, but I'm not sure about that, if you use a dynamic
dns like dyndns ?
| Dec 9, 6:36 pm 2010 |
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| Dec 9, 5:01 pm 2010 |
| Dave Anderson | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
Do you have a static IP address? Many spam-filters drop messages from
any IP address known to be in a dynamically-assigned pool.
Do you have reverse-DNS properly set up? That is, if your IP address is
A.B.C.D, is there a 'D.C.B.A.in-addr.arpa PTR <FQDN>' DNS record (where
<FQDN> is the fully-qualified domain name for your mailserver, e.g.,
mail-server.example.com.)? Dropping messages from systems without this
is also popular.
Also, some ISPs block or divert all outgoing traffic from ...
| Dec 9, 5:31 pm 2010 |
| Lemuel Houyhnhnm | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
The problem isthat you won't pass muster when you're checked for a
reverse IP lookup. It's highly unlikely you'll want to use as your
hostname the alphabet soup your ISP assigns whatever machine is on your
current IP, and even if you do, your machine won't be delegated to
handle mail within that domain.
| Dec 9, 5:28 pm 2010 |
| L. V. Lammert | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
Two things are probably occurring:
1) Many ISPs block outbound email on port 25 to prevent SPAM abuse.
2) You will not be able to send email directly to most email servers
because your server identify cannot be verified.
The best solution is to forward your SMTP traffic trough your ISP.
Lee
| Dec 9, 6:55 pm 2010 |
| roberth | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
> Received: from [96.250.43.19]
# host 96.250.43.19
19.43.250.96.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer pool-96-250-43-19.nycmny.fios.verizon.net.
1. verizon blocks outgoing port 25
2. your ip range is shitlisted in most dnsbl
3. your reverse lookup matches the "dynamic ip"-match a lot of mx
simply wont accept mail from.
X. if you want to host the mx on your residential line,
get a static ip with your own domain/reverse.
Y. switch providers, oh, that is a nogo in most parts of amerika,
...
| Dec 9, 6:56 pm 2010 |
| Paolo Aglialoro | Re: Freeze with Western Digital Caviar Green HDD
ok, what manufacturers are left??? :)) just toshiba???
| Dec 10, 3:25 pm 2010 |
| J Sisson | Re: sha256 hash for /bsd
then yes, your ftp's /bsd is bad. =)
| Dec 9, 10:30 pm 2010 |
| J Sisson | Re: sha256 hash for /bsd
That file contains the correct sha256 for all the install sets, including
bsd.
| Dec 10, 6:06 am 2010 |
| OpenBSD Geek | Re: sha256 hash for /bsd
Yes i booted on 4.7-RELEASE CD.
And want to install with my files located on my FTP (*.tgz,site47.tgz).
But i have an error in sha256 Hash for my /bsd (ftp)
Any idea ?
| Dec 9, 9:08 pm 2010 |
| Lemuel Houyhnhnm | bwi trubba
Having a hard time getting my Broadcom wireless card to connect to a wpa
network using OpenBSD 4.8.
It sees networks when scanning, but doesn't seem able to make a connection.
# ifconfig bwi0 nwid SomeNet wpa wpapsk `wpa-psk SomeNet xxxxxxxxxx`
# ifconfig bwi0
bwi0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
lladdr 00:17:c4:01:dd:92
priority: 4
groups: wlan
media: IEEE802.11 autoselect (DS1 mode 11g)
status: no network
...
| Dec 10, 1:36 am 2010 |
| patric conant | Re: sha256 hash for /bsd
Free, or Net or any damn thing, and change your name while you're at it.
| Dec 9, 11:36 pm 2010 |
| OpenBSD Geek | Re: sha256 hash for /bsd
So how can i proceed ?
On Thu, 9 Dec 2010 23:30:20 -0600, J Sisson
wrote: If it's different from the sha256 on bsd from an official mirror,
then yes, your ftp's /bsd is bad. =)
| Dec 9, 10:29 pm 2010 |
| Bryan Irvine | Re: sha256 hash for /bsd
Get a new bsd.
| Dec 9, 10:55 pm 2010 |
| Michael Lechtermann | Re: nfs related freezes with OpenBSD 4.8-current
Can I execute that command from ddb or just normal shell? Because when I
say freeze, i mean "nothing responds anymore" and the machine needs a
hard reset.
There was no systat in the ddb shell, but this is what I got on the
real shell with updates every 0.1 seconds:
IFACE LIVELOCKS SIZE ALIVE LWM HWM CWM
System 0 256 35 6
2k 2 ...
| Dec 10, 4:04 am 2010 |
| David Newman | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
The private part may introduce a false sense of security. While it's
easy enough to set up authentication and encryption between your clients
and your mail server, it's pretty much a sure thing that some (and most
likely all) connections *between* mail servers will send stuff in the
clear.
Unless you're only exchanging mail with other servers that use the same
auth/crypto that you have, the privacy ends at the mail server. Of
course client privacy is much better than nothing (especially ...
| Dec 10, 2:10 pm 2010 |
| C. Bensend | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
Certainly not; at my previous job, *all* of our Blackberry
email traffic to/from our non-Blackberry mail server was
encrypted.
Benny
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| Dec 10, 6:45 am 2010 |
| roberth | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
On Thu, 9 Dec 2010 15:01:03 +0000
If you aren't a cheapskate you could ask henning@ for a quote.
(check bsws.de for the contact info)
Hosting on OpenBSD by an OpenBSD dev, hard to beat.
PS: Mention your coming from misc@ for a 200% markup. *eg*
| Dec 9, 7:58 pm 2010 |
| Mihai Militaru | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
A drop-in replacement to it I consider to be gmx.com - I used it for
quite some years now and have no doubt about their reliability. About
security... dunno.
My final option - for now, at least - was to find a cheap hosting in
Switzerland and run my personal email service there - payed 82b, or so
for 5 +1 years.
On Thu, 9 Dec 2010 15:01:03 +0000
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| Dec 9, 7:51 pm 2010 |
| Chris Dukes | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
Colo box (I'll toss the various virtual machine and chroot jail hosting
solutions into that).
Some flavor of VPN account where you can keep a nice static IP address
for your mail server with proper forward and reverse DNS.
Business class account with your ISP.
Some other 3rd party mail provider.
Warning... even if you secure your email, the idiots on the other end
won't.
I deal with lawyers that still insist on POP3 in the clear for their
crack berry to retrieve email.
I deal with ...
| Dec 9, 8:19 pm 2010 |
| Kevin Chadwick | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
On Thu, 09 Dec 2010 22:19:00 -0500
OMG
I've never even looked closely at the crackberry's (my brother laughed
a long time at that) because the server was obviously designed by
retards.
Are you saying the easily attacked server decrypts the message and then
insists on a plain text connection (they're stupid but I doubt they
are that stupid). Or that the crackberry can only use an encrypted
connection with a blackberry server?
| Dec 10, 2:46 am 2010 |
| Joachim Schipper | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
So use Mixmaster or Tor+$FREE_WEBMAIL (in either case, with GPG).
Joachim
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| Dec 10, 1:57 am 2010 |
| Mihai Militaru | Re: OT - gmail alternatives
There are such laws in UK, I read about a kid jailed for not wanting to
give them the pass to his encrypted partitions, I think. But not in US,
for example, they recently caught a hacker (Moxie Marlinspike - maybe
many people here know the story), he refused to give them the pass, but
they could not do him anything but temporarily confiscating his
cellphone and laptop (IIRC) for investigations, or something.
Btw of Marlinspike, people who don't know it already (again, I fear that
I'm coming ...
| Dec 9, 7:10 pm 2010 |
| Samuel Baldwin | Re: OT - Switzerland domain name registrars
I use nic.ch (part of switch.ch) for my .li (Liechtenstein) address;
they handle the .ch and .li TLDs, and they're been fantastic, I highly
recommend using SWITCH/NIC.
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| Dec 10, 8:31 am 2010 |
| Wolf Stettler | Re: OT - Switzerland domain name registrars
The official registrar is Switch (http://switch.ch/) a foundation to
provide internet services to swiss universities. They have quite a good
reputation.
Regards
Wolf
| Dec 10, 7:33 am 2010 |
| frantisek holop | Re: ext2fs 2GiB file size limit
you left out the interesting bit :]
if (fs->e2fs.e2fs_rev <= E2FS_REV0) {
/* Linux automagically upgrades to REV1 here! */
return (EFBIG);
}
there was a funny chicken-egg problem with this.
the e2fsprogs' mkfs.ext2 does not set 'large_file'
by default either, but as the linux kernel "automagically
upgrades to REV1" whenever a process tries to write a bigger
file for the first ...
| Dec 10, 9:11 am 2010 |
| Leonardo Rodrigues | Re: Donations
To paraphrase Benjamin Franklin (an american! diplomat!):
"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little
security will deserve neither and lose both."
| Dec 10, 6:19 am 2010 |
| Ted Unangst | Re: Donations
Err, that's supposed to be essential liberty and temporary security.
Any society that *doesn't* give up at least a little liberty is anarchy and
Franklin was not, to my knowledge, an anarchist.
On Dec 10, 2010, at 8:19 AM, Leonardo Rodrigues <leonardovcr2@gmail.com>
| Dec 10, 7:40 am 2010 |
| Mehma Sarja | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
I have a supermicro atom(D510) system with a 32 GB SSD in it running
pfsense (FreeBSD) and IPMI - 4 GB RAM MAX. It is not fanless but that
can be easily remedied with a fanless PS. Habey is putting out an Atom
(D252) server which looks competitive($260) with DDR3 RAM (2GB max) but
I don't know it's track record -
http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Habey-EPC6566/
Mehma
| Dec 9, 7:21 pm 2010 |
| Joe S | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
Did you ever find a suitable system? I want to do the same for home.
I'm leaning towards one of the supermicro atom based boards in a
mini-itx case.
| Dec 9, 5:47 pm 2010 |
| Edho P Arief | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
Nope - I'm still saving money to buy it
I found that someone posted its freebsd's dmesg though:
http://docs.hcf.yourweb.de/moin.cgi/ProLiantMicroserver/FreeBSD?action=AttachFile&...
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| Dec 10, 9:15 am 2010 |
| Jonathan Gray | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
Intel's EP80579 embedded processors also do ECC, there are several
machines with this chip and a bunch of Ethernet ports.
| Dec 10, 8:59 am 2010 |
| Martin Schröder | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
Of course not; Intel reserves ECC for Xeons. Most athlons do, though.
Best
Martin
| Dec 10, 8:35 am 2010 |
| Edho P Arief | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
The smallest server I've ever seen supporting ECC memory is HP
ProLiant MicroServer
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF05a/15351-15351-4237916-4237918-4237917-4248...
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| Dec 10, 8:56 am 2010 |
| Christian Weisgerber | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
The Atoms don't use ECC memory, do they?
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| Dec 10, 8:23 am 2010 |
| Sergey Bronnikov | Re: OpenBSD-capable, fanless, diskful computer with ECC RAM
sorry for offtopic:
have you tried to install openbsd on it?
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