Cacti remote injection exploit
Just in case you use Cacti: Cacti remote injection exploit
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Bug in cache/slave ports
I just noticed a bug in the slave ports, when Bacula Server, that excellent backup tool, was upgraded to 2.0.0. The slave port, Bacula Client, was still on the old version. I hope to fix this soon. As a precaution, I emptied the entire cache. 20:45 – fixed. It was a glob, or rather, lack
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Merging from branch to HEAD
FreshPorts has a CVS history that dates back to mid 2000 (and that’s just what I could find with a quick search). It started on a MySQL, which isn’t really up to the job. It quickly moved to PostgreSQL, the finest database server out there, and it just happens to be Open Source. Somewhere along
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Removing an icon from FreshPorts
Things change. They evolve. In previous versions of FreshPorts, to see the files for a particular commit, you went to /category/ports/files.php?message_id=Some.Message.ID. But no longer. Now you can see all the details at /commit.php?message_id=Some.Message.ID. That’s a shorter URL and eliminates some ugly URL parsing. commit.php now doubles up and shows you both the commit details and
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Bacula – the backup solution
More and more people are learning about Bacula. Here is a little survey I did at LISA06.
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Flagging commits on FreshPorts
I recently mentioned that Robert Watson suggested that the ability to flag commits in FreshSource. Over the past few days, durings flights and waiting for flights, I’ve managed to put together a quick and dirty try-me session. If you visit the BETA site, and log in, you’ll notice a flag beside each commit. Click on
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Headed to LISA
I’m headed to LISA. I was able to get a cheap air ticket, and an even cheaper hotel. I’ll be meeting up with the PostgreSQL group and spending most of my time at the *BSD booth. I’ll also be bringing along some brochures for the PostgreSQL conference. If you’re there, stop by.
FreshSource/FreshPorts as a developer platform
Robert Watson has raised a few idea on how FreshSource can be used as a developer platform. These ideas are equally applicable to FreshPorts. See http://www.freshsource.org/phorum/read.php?f=1&i=33&t=33.
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The PostgreSQL Conference
There will be a PostgreSQL Conference in May 2007. I’ll definintely be there! I’m looking forward to this. It’s right after a BSD conference. There will be quite a few people attending both conferences. One trip, two conferences, a great time.
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while loop in shell script fails under 6.2-prerelease
Today I noticed a problem with the FreshPorts email processing daemon. It’s not really a daemon. It’s a shell script. After a reboot, I noticed the script was not running. Trying the script by hand, I found this error message: .: missing filename This sample script duplicates the problem: #!/bin/sh while . do sleep 1
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