Posts Tagged ‘patch’

Premature end of script headers: /cgi-bin/cachemgr.cgi

Posted: 12th May 2011 by juragan in GNU, How to, Linux, Networking, Openbsd, patch, Server, Squid, stable, upgrade, Virtual, virtual environment
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I have success install openbsd 4.9 on proxmox server (server virtual enviroment ) and will be replace oldest openbsd 4.7.

My Oldest Openbsd machine running DHCP server , Smokeping Graph ( Monitoring latency ) , MRTG (Multi Router Traffic Grapher) also SQUID ( proxy Cache ) Apache ( default installed come with openbsd ).

Basicly i must make sure my new machine working with squid and compatibel with my latest squid configuration ( exsample: No Facebook & Youtube on ..read more

openbsd:Upgrade from current to branch/stable

Posted: 18th April 2011 by juragan in How to, Learning, Openbsd, OS, patch, Server, stable, upgrade
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Default openbsd always curent , but if u need pacthing you must upgrade to stable . here step upgrade to current or stable Following -current In this case, we will assume we are using a public AnonCVS server, anoncvs@anoncvs.example.org:/cvs. We will also assume you are using sh(1) as your command shell, if you are using a different shell, you will have to adjust some of these commands. To checkout a -current CVS src tree, you can use the following: # cd /usr # export ..read more