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  1. On 12/4/2018 at 2:26 PM, Салом said:

    That query don't affect the startup of db core

    Not too sure about that, at least it is not for the kqueue event aswell, in the else statement of the syslog for the null event you can clearly see that is treated with a mere continue;


    This means that the purpose of that is just to log any empty one so it shouldn't be crashing because of this, that being said it is more likely crashing for a query, misconfiguration issues, some retarded code that breaks your db or stuff like that.
     

     

     

     

  2. 43 minutes ago, Салом said:

    :facepalm:

     

    
    		if (!peer)
    		{
    			if (fdwatch_check_event(m_fdWatcher, m_fdAccept, idx) == FDW_READ)
    			{
    				AddPeer(m_fdAccept);
    				fdwatch_clear_event(m_fdWatcher, m_fdAccept, idx);
    			}
    			else
    			{
    				sys_err("FDWATCH: peer null in event: ident %d", fdwatch_get_ident(m_fdWatcher, idx));
    			}
    
    			continue;
    		}

     

     

    
    int fdwatch_get_ident(LPFDWATCH fdw, unsigned int event_idx)
    {
    	assert(event_idx < fdw->nfiles * 2);
    	return fdw->kqrevents[event_idx].ident;
    }
    
    	LPKEVENT kqrevents;
    
    typedef struct kevent* LPKEVENT;

    sys/event.h

    
    struct kevent {
    	uintptr_t	ident;		/* identifier for this event */
    	short		filter;		/* filter for event */
    	u_short		flags;
    	u_int		fflags;
    	intptr_t	data;
    	void		*udata;		/* opaque user data identifier */
    };

    from kqueue documentation

    
         The fields	of struct kevent are:
    
         ident	Value used to identify this event.  The	exact interpretation
    		is determined by the attached filter, but often	is a file
    		descriptor.

    Now use your brain and identify event with

     

    number 21.
     

    Yes everything cool but, he has a failing query as main problem

    DirectQuery failed(SELECT IP_FROM, IP_TO, COUNTRY_NAME FROM iptocountry)
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  3. On 3/20/2018 at 3:58 PM, Mali61 said:

    But you can't set settings from txt, if you know that use why do you wrote? 

    It's not like you should always bitch about everything that we say.

    I'm sharing on the subject a library that can be used as an alternative, then people are free to choose between what they want, i'm not trying anything here or either saying anything bad to you.

  4. On 2/24/2018 at 10:36 AM, GostMan said:

    why would anyone ever use any *bsd? stable kernel?

    just remove whatever crap you dont need in linux and make it more stable that way

    freebsd is horrible..always was

    the kernel conf are we still in 1980 where we need 'vi' to edit our kernel conf? jesus..make menuconfig ftw!

    ports? worst package manager out there..it just reminds me of old dinosaur distro's like slackware..get with times people!

    just because something's old and "stable" because nobody ever makes enough changes to stir shit around doesn't make it *great*

    freebsd had its time and its ups and downs..i remember the days when people used to run bsd because linux would give out kernel panics every other month and lose the "precious uptime"

    I also remember the days when I had to patch the bsd kernel in order to be able to support more than 1 ip on the system

    or the times when I had to ask people for a filelist to remove files because something as simple as tcl wouldn't work because of a dirty uninstall from ports

    so in my VERY humble opinion...freebsd is trash and oldschool and had its time... want a real distro? ---> gentoo

    best package system I've ever seen on any distro...hard for beginners to install but totally worth the effort once you get everything up and running

    and if you manage to install gentoo from 0 all the way to a 'usable' desktop being a beginner? my congrats..you just learnt quite a few things along the way xD

    Vi on freeBSD? Do you know ee have been made for beign more user friendly? (btw vi is easy, INS -> do your stuff -> ESC and :wq, too difficult right? or having a cheatsheet near you might help)

    The ports have been deprecated in favor of pkg (same thing as apt)

    The kernel in freebsd is super stable nowadays, some things in OSX are based on bsd for a reason.

    All the other problems that you mention are because you clearly didn't know how to handle those issues or you just didn't use man/docs enough.

    Plus the BSD license is the real shit.
     

    All hail freebsd

  5. On 23/02/2018 at 1:59 PM, xprtn1337 said:

    isnt there missing something?

     

    "szeretne érzelmeket veled." => request to kiss,slap etc...

    No, you just request to use the emotions.

    The short form of that spoiler that is not clear and not even in english is:

    Go into uitarget, look for __OnEmoticonAllow and add: 

    net.SendWhisperPacket( (self.nameString), "{} requested the use of emotions with you".format(player.GetName()) )

     

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