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comment What is the BSD equivalent of Linux `netstat -lptun`?
this is exactly what i was looking for... thanks heaps
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comment How to find out why available disk space is decreasing every day?
the command does not give a desired output (it only gives count of blocks of /), however you pointed me to the right direction. I will write a simple script to du directories 2 levels down from / and read the report every day.
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comment What is the BSD equivalent of Linux `netstat -lptun`?
Thank you, but BSD netstat is different from GNU netstat.
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comment Can WIndows 8 boot by BIOS?
I see, so the laptop did not boot because Windows 8 was pre-installed when UEFI was enabled. Thank you.
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asked VMware workstation 8 guest auto-fit no longer works for Solaris 10 U11
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comment Why cannot `ftp` program read a file in /tmp directory?
thanks, that makes lot of sense
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comment PPTP daemon client cannot download full web pages
Thank you very much David. My issue has been resolved. I used a slightly different iptables rule though: iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp --tcp-flags SYN,RST SYN -j TCPMSS --clamp-mss-to-pmtu