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<0> hi optix :)
<1> Don't I know you from somewhere?
<1> ;)
<0> yes, you do indeed :)
<2> hi hi :)
<2> quick question
<2> If I want to block outgoing packets to a destination block of ips, how would I set that rule up in pf? :)
<2> If I wanted to block outgoing packets to 192.168.1.0/9, what's the easiest way to do so?
<3> you mean without reading pf.conf(5)?
<2> Yes that's right :D
<3> i wouldn't know, i've read it
<2> heh, I'm planning on reading it in a bit
<2> ...
<4> flywithme: read, then ask
<0> that was a quickie alright.
<4> heh
<4> i was just about to mention the FAQ, too :/
<5> lol
<6> Who has a sense of humor?
<6> <6> why do people still prefer bsd over linux when it comes to servers. Arent there distros like slackware, centos, rhel that can match BSD in terms of stability
<6> <7> no
<6> <turdle> go **** yourself, retard
<6> <Kyzoku> people still run slackware?
<6> <7> when they want a good rooting
<6> <Kyzoku> and don't we all enjoy a good rooting now and then?
<7> heh
<7> thanks
<6> Oh you are here too
<6> hehe
<8> shoot, I just added a non-existant drive to my /etc/fstab by accident, and now when i try to boot I get kicked into a shell with read only access to the fs
<9> mount -uw /
<8> heh, thanks :p
<8> worked too...thanks again
<9> np
<8> # mount /dev/sd1i /test
<8> mount_ffs: /dev/sd1i on /test: Inappropriate file type or format
<8> #
<8> I've been trying to mount this disk forever now and I just can't figure out why I am unable to
<8> I always get taht error or Block device required.
<9> is it ffs?
<8> Well I told it to be in fstab
<8> i'm not sure if it is or not though
<9> it isn't
<9> use msdos
<8> oh
<8> it's not a dos/windows disk
<9> what kind of disk is it?
<8> i made it using openbsd,
<8> it's a hdd
<8> seagate 160GB with a bunch of documents on it
<10> `Spike: made it how? newfs?
<8> yessir
<9> what did you newfs?
<8> I fdisked then newfs'd
<9> did you disklabel?
<8> fdisked, disklabeled, then newfs'd
<8> heh yeah I did
<10> how did the documents get on there?
<8> the partition or slice or whatnot is i
<8> i cp'd them, then I rebuild the raid array, and now i'm trying to cpy the docs back
<8> s/rebuild/rebuilt
<9> how did you mount it before?
<8> Probably the same way i'm trying now...
<8> I added an entry to fstab
<8> and then i typed mount /dev/blah /test
<9> fstab is irrelevent if you specify device and mountpoint
<8> okay
<11> why did you pick sd1i instead of sd1q ?
<8> i don't know.
<8> I just used disklabel to look at sd1 though and that's the only partition other than c
<9> you are sure /you/ picked i, though, right?
<8> no i'm not
<8> it could be incorrect
<8> i figured it would have been a or b
<11> so you did look at disklabel
<9> i is what openbsd ***igns to a non-native fdisk partition
<8> Yeah, and it shows a 160gb partition at c and i
<8> ahhhhh
<11> what partition type does it show at i
<8> i beleive unknown but letme double check
<8> 16 partitions:
<8> # size offset fstype [fsize bsize cpg]
<8> c: 152.7G 0.0G unused 0 0 # Cyl 0 -156334*
<8> i: 152.7G 0.0G unknown # Cyl 0*-156319*
<8> I may have fdisked it on a fbsd machine, but I doubt it
<8> that's where the disk origionally came from
<9> did you newfs it on freebsd?
<9> or on openbsd?
<8> no i definately newfs'd on the obsd machine
<8> but potentially fdisk'd on the fbsd machine, maybe i grabbed the disk, it was already formatted, i mounted and just newfs'd, that could be possible, but i know that i newfs'd on the obsd machine.
<9> try changing i to fstype=4.2BSD
<12> fsck might be an idea too
<9> fsck is a bad idea when you haven't got an FS to fsck
<8> # mount /dev/sd1i /test
<8> mount_ffs: /dev/sd1i on /test: Inappropriate file type or format
<8> #
<9> you could try scan_ffs
<8> scanning
<8> # scan_ffs sd1
<9> please to be reading the man page first
<8> ffs at 1836032 size 2684354560 mount /mnt/tmp time Sun May 21 22:13:43 2006
<8> uh oh
<8> it looks like this might not be the right disk or something
<8> it's finding all sorts of filesys, /tmp /var/ user etc.... But this drive should just have one large partition
<11> I'd look at what the raid did do the drive
<9> it may find stuff that are former freebsd FSs
<8> I think i need to plug it directly in instead of through the raid card
<8> the problem is when i plug it into my mobo the ni boot and it says booting dirve 0 partition 3
<8> and it locks up
<8> cause it's trying to boot from the drive attached to the mobo instead of the raid array
<8> hmmmm
<8> this is no good
<13> I am looking into CARP/pfsync on our firewall, we have 2 external links, one with static ips, one with a DHCP ***igned IP, is it possible for CARP to share the DHCP ***igned IP?
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