FreeBSD - A great way to track changes of FreeBSD
Before every FreeBSD port upgrade, checking the /usr/ports/UPDATING is a must. It list out known problems with solutions when upgrading ports. Cutting down less hiccups during upgrade of system. Skimming the changes using bare eyes can be quite tiring some times. This is another fun way of monitoring the changes is, reading the changes in /usr/ports/UPDATING like a web feed, using RSS. Thanks to A
FreeBSD - How to setup & configure jail with ezjail
OS virtualization is a technology that enable multiple copies of guest OS to run on top of a host OS. Why do we wanna do this? - partition resources to share across multiple guest OS (current hardware to run multiple light guest OS. e.g. FreeBSD & Linux) - enhance security (guest OS are isolated and thus hacking into a guest OS leaves other OS safe) - saves power & money (hosting rack space & powe
Perl – How to install CPAN module, the easier way | Monkeying around systems, scratching my needs
Following IronMan Challenge posts not only for the sake of seeing What Color of Hair & Shirt ends up with Matt but the posts have been much enlightening. Recently in IronMan Challenge, there’s been much talk about one of Miyagawa’s project, App::cpanminus. Basically, cpanminus is a tool to install perl module from CPAN, without the verbosity of cpan|cpanplus, which also means, more newbie friendly
FreeBSD – Ports is fetching from slow servers | Scratching My Needs
Ports randomly gets it’s source server list from /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.sites.mk, as defined by the port maintainer. But the top 1st choice of the list may not be the one physically near to us and thus the download speed is much desirable. Most of the time compiling ports doesn’t necessary takes a long time (like my 3 years AMD athlon 1.8Ghz perform fairly good). In fact, downloading of the sources is
FreeBSD – Download ports simultaneously with multiple connections | Scratching My Needs
FreeBSD – Download ports simultaneously with multiple connections By default, ports uses 1 connection to download and thus unbearably slow when a server rate limit the connection. Alternatively, we can tell ports to use external utility in order to open multiple connections and download simultaneously. Firstly, install the utility “axel” by : cd /usr/ports/ftp/axel ;make install clean Next, tell p
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