Build Your FreeBSD World / Cheat Sheets / Configure FreeBSD / System Configuration
29 Dec, 2011
In a previous post I described the process for updating the FreeBSD source tree using csup and upgrading from FreeBSD release to the stable branch. These days subversion svn has started to replace cvs...
Build Your FreeBSD World / Commands
15 Nov, 2011
Finally all the make buildworld, make buildkernel, make installkernel, reboot, make install world milarky is done, it is now time to run the latest FreeBSD stable. But wait – don’t forget the mergemaster… #...
BSD Hardening / Build Your FreeBSD World / Configure FreeBSD / System Configuration
27 Jul, 2011
Recent talks on FreeBSD-Ports lists have been about whether portupgrade should be shown the door, portmaster seems to be the new way to go. http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-ports/2011-July/068887.html I still quite like portupgrade for some reasons but I...
BSD Hardening / Build Your FreeBSD World / Configure FreeBSD / System Configuration
31 Oct, 2010
It can’t be stressed enough how important it is to keep your server and ports/packages upto date, and we all know it’s something we should. But with the lack of standard tools to help...
BSD Hardening / Build Your FreeBSD World / System Configuration
31 Oct, 2010
With the base install of FreeBSD you get a copy on OpenSSL installed in /usr/bin/openssl, however it is not a registered package. This makes upgrading OpenSSL a little different, you must first install the...
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