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Read More »When you try to update your ports tree by running the command: # portsnap fetch update After some files you will get a error message: snapshot is corrupt This is probably due the fact that the portsnap fetch update command hasnt been executed for some time, and that it needs to get a lot of […]
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Read More »To update the ports collection in FreeBSD you need to execute the following commands” If you have never used ‘portsnap’ before type: # portsnap fetch The ports collection will now be downloaded. # portsnap extract The collection is being extracted. To update the collection type: # portsnap update Thats it!
Read More »When you’ve created a script and you want to ‘run’ it for example every 5minutes on your webserver you can create an cronjob. But when the cronjob should launch your script, nothing happens and when you run it manually on the server it does work. There is a simple solution for this. Cron can only […]
Read More »When your FreeBSD machines comes with the message ‘enter full pathname of shell or return’ there is a simple solution: Log in with root. # /rescue/sh Then type: # fsck -y The machine will now try to fixx itself.
Read More »If you lost / forgot your MySQL password you can restore it by connecting to the host with SSH. Next you add the following line to you /etc/rc.conf. mysql_args=”–skip-grant-tables –skip-networking” Then restart MySQL # /usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-server restart Connect with MySQL # mysql -u root mysql Then type the below command: UPDATE mysql.user SET Password=PASSWORD(‘new password’) WHERE […]
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