OpenBSD 4.5 Release Review
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I bet the root password was meth
1 year ago 11
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You should really stop with the crack.
2 years ago 7
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@audiopixel +1 ... i saw microsoft show more exiting..
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@sentralorigin for this, you pass. no fail for you today! :)
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8:13 trollface
1 year ago 3
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wow GTFO. PROTIP: watch out for security holes you might fall in them and get butthurt.
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Rofl, My god man - how much ice have you smoked. Stop scratching your face.
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I've only put x on one install. It was an old scrap laptop with 150mhz, 16mb, and 5GB.
I usually use openbsd with their version of Apache and Perl for servers and control nodes for research. I usually minimize and use native crypto and stack protection a lot.
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No worries, I finally did it after reinstalling OpenBSD two or three times! lol
Basically, Fdisk, newfs, and disklabel all failed with the same error : Drive not configured.
The only way was to format the drive and prep it via OS Installation media. Now, I have a 152GB Home directory! lol
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USRAS,
You are very knowledgeable about OpenBSD. Can I ask you a question?
Do you know what command(s) are used in preparing a unformatted hard drive for OpenBSD?
I am thinking FDisk for the partition layout - but how do I go about formatting it?
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Web servers can get full very fast of you do not maintain them. :-( I've had hundreds of gigabytes in logs before. "access.log typically grows by 1Mb for each 10,000 requests", if hes just generating errors, it might be bigger, maybe you should set a quota for your apache chroot, or place it on a seperate partition?
tcadroas 2 years ago
Thanks for the sound advice.
I've just set my apache user to use a quota of 150000KB and that is more than enough for the logs. Usually, the logs should rotate, and old logs get discarded - no? That was my experience of UNIX anyways.
boriddlin 2 years ago