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  1. A

    System wide variables across all users and all shells. How?

    Hello all! What is the best way to define system wide variable that will be available for all users under any of shells? Means seeking solutions that not require me to define something for each of user separately in ~/.profile or ~/.login.conf or any other files. Means seeking solution to...
  2. JamesElstone

    A way to mount a specific path on an NFS server, based on hostname...

    For example: mount_nfs server:/$(hostname)/usr_local /usr/local But in /etc/fstab, or some other late mounting file system point in the rc system? (FYI: Not mounting / via NFS, but usr/local to a specific exported mountpoint). Not sure how to approach this, any one any ideas please? Kind...
  3. StreetDancer

    LXDE FreeBSD-14.0-RELEASE-amd64 - LXDE - Digital Clock Settings - Hardcoded Variable Locations Anyone?

    I am running FreeBSD-14.0-RELEASE-amd64 w/ LXDE. (Mod: Nonsense deleted) Anyways... Back to the important part: My Digital Clock settings for LXDE (Variables) are set as follows for 12-HOUR: Clock Format: %X %D %A (which prints out my Clock Settings in 12-Hour Format w/ Full Date + Day of...
  4. ZioMario

    "Illegal variable name" error while I'm trying to install and configure Docker on FreeBSD

    Hello. I'm a new FreeBSD user, I'm looking inside the FreeBSD ecosystem for the tools that usually I use in Linux. At the moment I'm trying to install and configure docker and I found this tutorial : https://linuxhint.com/install-docker-freebsd/ and I've followed up until the end. Everything...
  5. driesm

    Shell Variables in a cron entry

    I'd like to define some local variables in a cron entry so that I can create the following file /usr/local/etc/cron.d/rsync with the following contents: PATH=/etc:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin excludes="--exclude=/storage --exclude=/proc"...
  6. fullauto2012

    Shell Strange Bash problem

    While debugging a script I wrote for backups I noticed some strange problems. I snipped out the log directory sanity part of the script to show you and I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this... root@Washington:/usr/home/tim.falardeau/LOGS # ls 20160806.log 20160813.log 20160820.log...
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