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Old 3rd September 2009
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Originally Posted by ultranothing View Post
1- how can start,stop.restart services in openbsd(like squid,ssh,network,...) ??
Built-in services are started by rc(8) environment variables. The default settings are found in /etc/rc.conf, and the admin should normally make local changes to these variables in /etc/rc.conf.local. See rc.conf(5) for more information.

3rd party packages are started by scripts the admin writes in /etc/rc.local. See rc(8), again.

The network is started by rc(8). The admin may restart the entire network or an individual NIC through:
# sh /etc/netstart [nic]
Please see netstart(8), and all of FAQ 6.

For your 3rd party packages, the admin may manually stop/start daemons, or, if the application does not come with management scripts, the admin may write his/her own.
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2- how we can use openbsd as cache , bandwidth controller ,,after installlation delay_pool not supported ?????? what i have to do ??
Regarding bandwidth: I've already answered that question in your first thread: http://www.daemonforums.org/showthre...3652#post26188
The bandwidth tool is OpenBSD's Packet Filter, PF. I instructed you to read the PF Users Guide, which is part of the OpenBSD FAQ. Please read it.

Regarding cache: what kind? If HTTP, the admin typically uses Squid, which is a 3rd party package, and one you already mentioned. If you intend a cache for something other than HTTP, please restate your question.
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3- my new server has 4 HDD SCSI and i want to use as i said for cache-proxy ,.... . i want to use all 4 HDDs also use RAID but it is only to use one HDD (sd0,ds1,sd2,sd3) and it is only sd0 ,, it is maybe to use all or no and how ????
The current answer is RAIDframe. A newer technology, Softraid, is still in development and may not be suitable for production -- the only redundancy configuration is RAID1, and after a drive failure, the array must be backed up and then restored, it cannot reestablish a mirror. RAIDframe is a fully functional RAID 0/1/3/5 solution, but it requires a custom kernel. RAIDframe is described in FAQ 14, and custom kernels are described in FAQ 5. Read both, very carefully.
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