I\'m working on a Ruby script that will need to be deployed onto systems without a ruby interpreter.It will need to run on FreeBSD systems which uses the ELF format.
I was trying to start Cassandra on FreeBSD with /usr/local/share/cassandra/bin/cassandra. But it gives me the following error messages, any idea how to get around the problem? Any suggestions will be
I\'m writing, running, debugging a TCP server on FreeBSD that my clients connect to.When the server crashes or comes down somewhat ungracefully, often I have issues where I can\'t bring the server bac
I\'m using FreeBSD 7.3 (64 bit). When I try the command \"cat /proc/self/maps\",I get an error as, \"cat: /proc/self/maps: No such file or directory\". What should I do to resolve this 开发者_运维百科
How easy is it to get a Python that isn\'t linked to GNU Readline on FreeBSD or OpenBSD? Is GNU Readline the default for Python readline-like support on these systems开发者_高级运维? If so, is it easy
I have FreeBSD setup with Apache 2 and passenger. To test things out I created a test app using the standard Ra开发者_StackOverflow中文版ils new test_app. When I try to access the site through Apache
I\'m observing a 开发者_JAVA技巧strange memory usage pattern with python strings on Freebsd. Consider
In Linux (2.6.35-22-generic), man pipe states that pipe()createsa pipe, a unidirectional data channel that can be used for interprocess communication.\"
How does a process get terminated? Lets say a process has three threads A,B & C. Now when we send a SIG_KILL signal to the process. All is fine so far, Now each process has exit status field in it
I am working on some bash scripts that I\'d like to work across my Linux and FreeBSD systems. Since I mostly work in Linux, I am used to starting my bash scripts with
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