How do I deal with this? bpa.st/6QMK4

BerkeleyDB 5 message on apache24 pkg upgrade.

CrtxReavr: according to httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/rewrite/rewritemap.html#dbm, it looks like you need to re-run httxt2dbm on your RewriteMap databases

I have no .dbm files.

then this message does not appear to affect you

Seems okay: trioptimum.com/~crtxreavr/roxie

Thanks.

CrtxReavr: I loved "Roxie" due

dude

Roxie the sad face

She's a sweet girl.

And that URL means Apache, PHP (with GD support) is working - so all good.

Oh, sorry. Still lovely

RE: packages vs ports, I've found ports less-stable than the package situation, even though I'd prefer to use ports

people still use apache these days?

sure, they do

I'd prefer freenginx instead

it depends on the use case

i've never found any of apache's threading models best for any use case

usually it has nothing to do with threading

i've never found any of apache best for any use case

in the past there was almost nothing else but Apache

in the past kodak made cameras instead of cryptocurrency

wait what

Hi guys

After updating everything using Windows PE.. Now the internet is back on Freebsd!!

It was just a bug in DASH

I will set the plan for using SIM only for the near future; as I will gonna move to a place which nearly no landline there (It's so poor quality)..

Thank you all for help :D

I think this bug about HP 6305 SFF need to be mentioned in the Freebsd Wiki, and it's fix.. This bug only happen with Unix (not linux) BSD

Retrofan: What's the bug and what was the fix?

Bug in the firmware of those kind of PCs

vkarlsen: HP released some updates for that, which need to be installed

Only appears on Unix

not linux (like *BSD)

With DASH system of the bios

See for links for updates: old.reddit.com/r/opnsense/comments/1hf227t/broadcom_nic_bge0_error

*of

So I was talking about warning user from this in the Wiki

It worked for me about 3 years on BSD, but suddenly appeared... which will make you think it's a problem in anything else

This long period will make you feel like it can be never a compatibility problem..

Appeared from really simple behavior.. removing and reattach the Ethernet cable, which as I think cleaned the temp memory of DASH, making the problem appears; So the new update makes able to run lan with DASH disabled..

Look like you never read my old chat: the problem is Connected to lan, but no internet

This sounds like a case for a blog post rather than a FreeBSD wiki article

Blog?

It should be mentioned for this compatibility problem, like 6005

The solution is to upgrade the bios?

Yeah, and the NIC firmware

Disabling DASH

That doesn't sound like a compatibility problem for the OS

Freebsd (or any *BSD, UNIX) will distory the NIC firmware, making Ethernet not usable for any other OS

even windows

So is installing BSD on those machines is danger without updating

Machines affected is HP 6305 SFF and Minitower

It's a bug in those machines, really need to warn users from it in wiki to do before installed; to prevent the breaking of DASH

*installing

Leaving..

hi guys, i have a newbie question, recently i've installed BSD for the first time.. how can i remove a user from the gnome login screen list ? where is the gdm file to configure it, or disable gdm user list on login screen in BSD ??

[greeter] Exclude=baduser

probably in gdm.conf

probably in /usr/local/etc

ebay.com/itm/135725185327 i hate they don't say if that comes with the x16 pcie riser

rtprio: i found it on /usr/local/etc/gdm/custom.conf tyyy

freebsd-update upgrade is really just a pre to install.. killing it half way thru isn't an issue?

Forgot I was just the machine I just upgraded as a jumpbox.

as self-proclaimed FreeBSD noob, what are we using to do package upgrades, and how often are most doing it?

just `pkg update` and `pkg upgrade` i assume

As often as you see fit.

phlux: Make watch `pkg audit` for any security issues and hope there's a package to be upgraded.

Oh, nice

thank you :)