[PC-BSD Dev] PC-BSD 9.1 now available!

[Fabrizio Parrella]

I found a problem with the network configuration utility:
  - proxy:
     - setting the proxy to "http://sub.domain.com"  removes everything 
but the "http" when closed and re-opened
  - setting a manual IP for an interface
     - the subnet mask (255.255.255.0) produce an error that the netmask 
should be between 0..255
  - sometime the /etc/resolve is empty even if the DNS is configured in 
the interface. Closing, reopening and reconfiguring the tool seems to 
work, but the first run didn't.

Other than that, I configured an old computer with 9.1 and ZFS and only 
2GB Ram and I definitely see the difference, a lot faster.

Fabry

On 12/19/2012 13:59, Kris Moore wrote:
> On 12/19/2012 13:06, Fabrizio Parrella wrote:
>> Thank you, if I understand this correctly, to have the system 
>> download only the system updates for my system I can simply use
>>
>> rsync -vaz --delete isc.pcbsd.org::ftp/system-updates/9.\* .
>>
>> How can I then have the systems download the updates from a mirror 
>> and the PBI from a different one ?
>> or, if I sync only the PBIs that I need (using the same structure) 
>> will the AppCafe/System update work with the same mirror ?
>>
>> Thank you for your help
>>
>> Fabry
>>
>
> You can mangle the rsync command any way you want to get only specific 
> parts of the mirror repo. However it may be more trouble than its 
> worth, if you have enough disk space a full-mirror is nice, so you 
> don't have to worry about missing a PBI or update or such. It'll take 
> a day or two to do the initial sync, but when its done, you can just 
> do a nightly re-sync and it should only take minutes for most days.
> -- 
> Kris Moore
> PC-BSD Software
> iXsystems

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