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Comments:
<0> how do I tell a bsd box that another comp is a gateway without making it its default gateway
<0> ?
<1> route add
<0> it won't be default though correct?
<0> ;)
<1> not if you don't specify 'default'
<0> quicky on how to use route add;) if you got a sec
<0> I tried route add 192.168.3.31 but no sigar
<1> i'm too lazy to read the man page
<0> ok
<0> np
<0> when you do an add route... does it automatically take effect?
<0> or what?
<0> setup: <comp1>--<firewall1>----<firewall2>---<comp2>
<0> comp2 can ping comp1 but not oposite
<0> I finally got to the point in which I realize that firewall1 can't ping comp2
<0> all together.....
<0> so I did a add route on firewall1 to tell it to use firewall2 as the gateway to comp2
<0> is there a way to find out whats at fault?
<0> besides the user;)
<2> hi all
<2> What happened to xorg.cfg?
<2> it is gone!!!
<3> !
<4> cranking in here like the old days i see
<5> guys, does one of you run ipsec openbsd vs. cisco?
<6> is sendmail eligible for being use on a large scale mail server or is it keept just for local loop mail in openbsd ?
<7> sendmail is sendmail.
<6> hmm, i read a few articles about it, but i can have myself a view about what is and what isn't sendmail - some people blame it, some likes it
<7> sendmail is the same ****ing software no matter where it is installed. if you are going to run a "large scale mail server" then you are going to have to write your own configurations to handle that..
<6> i'm aware of that, but noone tells about the performance or how sendmail is compared to others: qmail, postfix, etc ...
<7> that is not an openbsd issue.
<6> i know
<7> well, i know of several instances of sendmail, qmail, and postfix being used on openbsd for "large scale mail servers", with performance as good as the personnel running the stuff
<7> right now, i gotta load up the canoe and go fishin
<6> yeah, it depends of me, i know, but i wanted to know is sendmail is the black sheep of mail servers
<6> nice, where exactly are you fishing ?
<7> out on a small river in the bush
<6> :) what country ?
<8> PF Question: Does this mean that I am connecting to port 10000 and being re-directed to port 116 ? rule 4/(match) block in on xl0: 10.0.0.254.10000 > 203.5.217.27.10000: udp 116
<9> no that says a udp connection from 10.0.0.254 port 10000 was blocked while trying to connect to 203.5.217.27 port 10000 ... i think the 116 is the length of the udp packet, but not sure.
<6> true
<8> sty|work: cheers mate !
<9> getting loads of timeouts to openbsd.org
<10> humm
<10> is it possible to use old packages?
<10> im using pgsql 8.1.4 at the moment but i want 8.0.3
<1> if you still have the libraries around that the binaries were linked against, you can try...
<10> yea i did.. no luck =(
<10> Can't install postgresql-client-8.0.3: lib not found c.38.2
<10> Even by looking in the dependency tree:
<1> you can install the package on 3.7, copy the libraries from 3.7 to 3.8, or rebuild 8.0.3 from source on 3.8, depends on WHY you want 8.0.3 on 3.8
<11> maybe re-make port and then recompile?
<10> i want 8.0.3 on 3.9
<11> update dependencies , etc.
<11> ?
<11> kml: why ?
<10> im using a program on my windows machine, but have the database on my obsd machine.. well 8.0.3 = postgres .. 8.1.4 = postgres unicode .. and the program im using on my win machine doesnt support 8.0.3+ .. they are working on a fix tho =)
<11> ehh
<11> re-make port it self
<12> is there any joy to be gotten from applying red to an outbound priq queue?
<12> specifically the default queue
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