FreeBSD

FreeBSD /usr/ports: No such file or directory.

On a FreeBSD server, when I change the directory to “/usr/ports”, got following error To fix this, run Back to

FreeBSD

Install Apache/PHP/MySQL on FreeBSD

To install Apache, run Enable Apache with Add Start Apache with Install php with Edit apache config and enable PHP

MySQL MariaDB

Install MySQL 8 on FreeBSD

To install MySQL 8 on FreeBSD 13, run Enable start on boot Start MySQL server By default MySQL root user

Install rsync in freebsd from source

Install rsync in freebsd from source

On the server, i want to install rsync have no ports as it was older version FreeBSD 5.4 and is

FreeBSD ports Sucks

FreeBSD ports Sucks

During 2004, i used to use FreeBSD 4 and 5 servers. During this time Cpanel Control panel supported FreeBSD. After

Installing Software with FreeBSD ports

Installing Software with FreeBSD ports

FreeBSD ports allows installing software from source. Update the tree. This will create /usr/ports if missing. Updating Index Before you

FreeBSD

FreeBSD

Installing Software in FreeBSD with pkg Installing Software with FreeBSD ports Install MySQL 8 on FreeBSD Install Apache/PHP/MySQL on FreeBSD

Installing Software in FreeBSD with pkg

Installing Software in FreeBSD with pkg

pkg command is used to install software in FreeBSD. To update package repo, run Example To install postfix mail server,