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FreeBSD is an advanced operating system for a variety of architectures. It is derived from BSD, the version of UNIX® developed at the University of California, Berkeley; and is developed and maintained by a large team of individuals. It is a complete Operating System, including the kernel, drivers, and userland utilities such as shells.
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Clone ports from bsd installation to another
This is from the EXAMPLES section of the portmaster man page:
First, get a list of installed ports:
portmaster --list-origins > installed-port-list
On your target system, use that list as input to …
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How to download a single port on FreeBSD?
For example, to install bash:
pkg_add -r bash
As with many things FreeBSD, this is documented in the FreeBSD handbook, specifically in the section titled Using the Packages System. … This is worth a read, especially if you're running a -release version of FreeBSD. …
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FreeBSD vs Linux performance?
The best way to answer question is to load Linux, run some performance tests, and then load FreeBSD and run the same suite of tests. … However, I am wondering what are the pros and cons of Using FreeBSD instead of Ubuntu or other Linux flavors?
You're not really going to get a good answer to this question. …
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Is there a tool for managing FreeBSD jails that knows about ZFS?
After poking around a little bit, it turns out that recent version of ezjail already have this support. The key parts are the following configuration options in /usr/local/etc/ezjail.conf:
ezjail_us …
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"No space left on device" with FreeBSD
It sounds like (a) your root filesystem is full, and (b) non-root users have home directories on a different filesystem. What does df -h show? The output will look something like this:
$ df -h
File …
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Should pam_mkhomedir go in /etc/pam.d/login , sshd or system-auth?
It seems like you have correctly stated the two options. You can put any given PAM module in a service-specific configuration (like /etc/pam.d/sshd) or in a common location where it will be used by m …
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I am going to chop the FreeBSD automounter into little pieces and boil them in oil
Why, hello there Lars! That's a fascinating question you've asked, and
after some research I may have found an answer for you.
According to
this
and other posts out there, it may be possible to set t …
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Will Debian (GNU/kFreeBSD) + official ZFS support be a stable configuration?
The current ZFS implementation in FreeBSD stable (8.1) trails the OpenSolaris version by quite a big chunk. …
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Booting FreeBSD from whole-disk ZFS pool?
code like this:
gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptzfsboot -i 1 ad0
And set the appropriate bootfs property on my ZFS pool:
zpool set bootfs=pool0/sys/freebsd pool0
Where pool0/sys/freebsd … is my FreeBSD root filesystem (and contains,
among other things, the /boot directory). …
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Can I automatically create a passworded user with pw adduser on freebsd?
Here's an example using a file descriptor:
echo password | pw useradd -h 0 user1
Every Unix process typically has three standard file descriptors:
stdin (0)
stdout (1)
stderr (2)
In this case, …
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FreeBSD: OpenLDAP, SASL, and GSSAPI
And...mysteriously it's started working. For the record, here is what seems to be a repeatable process:
Install security/cyrus-sasl2.
Install net/openldap24-server. Make sure to enable SASL suppo …
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