APC UPS Setting for NUT
Nut is great UPS software for FreeBSD. It is located in the ports ( sysutils/nut ) and works very will with an APC SmartUPS. There are a number of variables […]
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Nut is great UPS software for FreeBSD. It is located in the ports ( sysutils/nut ) and works very will with an APC SmartUPS. There are a number of variables […]
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Upgrading perl has always been a difficult task. As with other large projects or software packages, it can have a large number of modules or libraries installed that you are
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VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) interfaces are a way to allow multiple networks to co-exist in a single physical interface. This is done by creating a virtual interface under Linux
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Quite often I will see the following message …. ipfw: install_state: Too many dynamic rules I use a lot of dynamic UDP rules and these messages are quite common on
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FreeBSD can mount most types images. This quick article shows how to mount an iso file into the FreeBSD file system but this same technique will work with almost any
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FreeBSD >= 6.x As of FreeBSD 5.x there is a new way to mount an iso file. You might be wondering why I have only tried this on FreeBSD 6.x
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There are a number of reasons why it may be an advantage to sync the data in a directory (or the whole disk) from one server to another. This technique
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The Dell M1330 XPS is a fantastic laptop. It’s fast, light, and has everything I need to use built right in. Getting FreeBSD to run on it wasn’t much
Mailman is an excellent mailing list manager. It comes complete with the list manager and a CGI web frontend for admin and users. I have used to for a
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