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=== One shot === | === One shot === | ||
<pre> | |||
rsync -av /var/db/ports/ root@newice3:/var/db/ports/ | rsync -av /var/db/ports/ root@newice3:/var/db/ports/ | ||
rsync -av /etc/ root@newice3:/etc/oldice3/ | rsync -av /etc/ root@newice3:/etc/oldice3/ | ||
rsync -av /usr/local/etc/ root@newice3:/usr/local/etc/oldice3/ | rsync -av /usr/local/etc/ root@newice3:/usr/local/etc/oldice3/ | ||
rsync -av /etc/ssh/ssh_config /etc/ssh/sshd_config newice3:/etc/ssh/ | rsync -av /etc/ssh/ssh_config /etc/ssh/sshd_config newice3:/etc/ssh/ | ||
rsync -av /etc/banner /etc/motd.template /etc/pki/ newice3:/etc/ | rsync -av /etc/banner /etc/motd.template /etc/pki/ newice3:/etc/ | ||
rsync -av /etc/pki/ newice3:/etc/pki/ | rsync -av /etc/pki/ newice3:/etc/pki/ | ||
rsync -av /usr/local/lib/sasl2/smtpd.conf root@newice3:/usr/local/lib/sasl2/ | |||
rsync -av /var/ftp/ newice3:/var/ftp/ | |||
</pre> | |||
=== 1 full + diff at the migration time === | === 1 full + diff at the migration time === | ||
rsync -av --exclude={'rc.d','oldice3','newice3','pkg.conf','portsnap.conf'} /usr/local/etc/ root@newice3:/usr/local/etc/ --delete --dry-run | <pre> | ||
rsync -av --exclude={'rc.d','oldice3','newice3','namedb','openvpn','pkg.conf','portsnap.conf'} /usr/local/etc/ root@newice3:/usr/local/etc/ --delete --dry-run | |||
rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.ip.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run | rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.ip.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.webspam.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run | rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.webspam.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.webspam_awstats.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run | |||
rsync -av /root/ root@newice3:/root/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /root/ root@newice3:/root/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /home/ root@newice3:/home/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /home/ root@newice3:/home/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /var/www/ root@newice3:/var/www/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /var/www/ root@newice3:/var/www/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /usr/local/www/ root@newice3:/usr/local/www/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /usr/local/www/ root@newice3:/usr/local/www/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /var/log/ root@newice3:/var/log/oldice3/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /var/log/ root@newice3:/var/log/oldice3/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /var/awstats/ root@newice3:/var/awstats/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /var/awstats/ root@newice3:/var/awstats/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /var/log/www/ root@newice3:/var/log/www/ --delete --dry-run | rsync -av /var/log/www/ root@newice3:/var/log/www/ --delete --dry-run | ||
rsync -av /var/db/fail2ban/ root@newice3:/var/db/fail2ban/ --delete --dry-run | |||
rsync -av /var/db/mysql/ root@newice3:/var/db/mysql/ --delete --dry-run (to do when mysql server is off) | rsync -av /var/db/mysql/ root@newice3:/var/db/mysql/ --delete --dry-run (to do when mysql server is off) | ||
</pre> | |||
= Nginx = | = Nginx = | ||
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A cron job shall be used to update these databases on a daily basis<ref>https://herrbischoff.com/2021/05/nginx-how-to-restrict-access-by-geographical-location-on-freebsd/</ref> | A cron job shall be used to update these databases on a daily basis<ref>https://herrbischoff.com/2021/05/nginx-how-to-restrict-access-by-geographical-location-on-freebsd/</ref> | ||
= ZFS snapshots = | |||
FreeBSD creates a snapshot at each FreeBSD update (freebsd-update fetch && freebsd-update install). These snapshots are not needed anymore should your system restarts & runs correctly. Moreover they take loads of space on your hardrive. | |||
== Procedure to delete == | |||
=== List & check === | |||
<pre>root@icecube BSD:~ # bectl list | |||
BE Active Mountpoint Space Created | |||
14.3-RELEASE-p6_2025-12-19_121434 - - 927M 2025-12-19 12:14 | |||
default NR / 814G 2023-12-01 23:34 | |||
</pre> | |||
Check that the active Boot Envionment is the default (NR set on default). | |||
<pre>root@icecube BSD:~ # zfs list -t snapshot | |||
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT | |||
zroot/ROOT/default@2025-12-19-12:14:34-0 927M - 812G - | |||
</pre> | |||
=== Delete === | |||
<pre>root@icecube BSD:~ # bectl destroy 14.3-RELEASE-p6_2025-12-19_121434 | |||
</pre> | |||
=== Results === | |||
<pre>root@icecube BSD:~ # bectl list | |||
BE Active Mountpoint Space Created | |||
default NR / 813G 2023-12-01 23:34 | |||
root@icecube BSD:~ # zfs list -t snapshot | |||
no datasets available | |||
</pre> | |||
= Reboot or no reboot after a minor system upgrade ? = | |||
After a system upgrade performed thanks to : | |||
<pre>root@icecube BSD:~ # freebsd-update fetch | |||
root@icecube BSD:~ # freebsd-update install | |||
</pre> | |||
If the output of these two commands differs, then reboot your system: | |||
<pre>root@icecube BSD:~ # freebsd-version -k | |||
14.3-RELEASE-p7 | |||
root@icecube BSD:~ # uname -r | |||
14.3-RELEASE-p7 | |||
</pre> | |||
= PF = | |||
After a reboot of FreeBSD, PF may fail to start due to tables being too big (i.e. > 100k entries).<br> | |||
This is explained here with a quick & dirty non-permanent fix :<br> | |||
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/table-loading-in-pf-issues.86101/#post-577832 | |||
# First load the PF Options only (specific to big tables handling): pfctl -Of /etc/pf.conf | |||
# Then restart PF the usual way | |||
= References = | = References = | ||
{{references}} | {{references}} | ||
Dernière version du 24 décembre 2025 à 10:16
Named
Manually updating a Dynamic controlled zone
"If you have to edit the zone files of dynamic zones manually while the DNS server is running, you'll have to freeze the zones with # rndc freeze <myzone> before editing and unfreeze them with # rndc thaw <myzone> after editing. This is because named(8) has internal state information and external journal files attached to dynamic zones that have to be kept in sync with the zone files[1]".
Rsync
To delete files in the target if they disappeared from the source, then add the --delete option to your command. For example:
rsync -avh source/ dest/ --delete
NB: -avh is for --archive --verbose --human-readable[2].
Migration of folders to a new server
One shot
rsync -av /var/db/ports/ root@newice3:/var/db/ports/ rsync -av /etc/ root@newice3:/etc/oldice3/ rsync -av /usr/local/etc/ root@newice3:/usr/local/etc/oldice3/ rsync -av /etc/ssh/ssh_config /etc/ssh/sshd_config newice3:/etc/ssh/ rsync -av /etc/banner /etc/motd.template /etc/pki/ newice3:/etc/ rsync -av /etc/pki/ newice3:/etc/pki/ rsync -av /usr/local/lib/sasl2/smtpd.conf root@newice3:/usr/local/lib/sasl2/ rsync -av /var/ftp/ newice3:/var/ftp/
1 full + diff at the migration time
rsync -av --exclude={'rc.d','oldice3','newice3','namedb','openvpn','pkg.conf','portsnap.conf'} /usr/local/etc/ root@newice3:/usr/local/etc/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.ip.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run
rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.webspam.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run
rsync -av /etc/pf.blocked.webspam_awstats.conf root@newice3:/etc/ --dry-run
rsync -av /root/ root@newice3:/root/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /home/ root@newice3:/home/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /var/www/ root@newice3:/var/www/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /usr/local/www/ root@newice3:/usr/local/www/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /var/log/ root@newice3:/var/log/oldice3/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /var/awstats/ root@newice3:/var/awstats/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /var/log/www/ root@newice3:/var/log/www/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /var/db/fail2ban/ root@newice3:/var/db/fail2ban/ --delete --dry-run
rsync -av /var/db/mysql/ root@newice3:/var/db/mysql/ --delete --dry-run (to do when mysql server is off)
Nginx
Maxmind
Country based filtering can be performed in nginx thanks to the free Maxmind databases.
A cron job shall be used to update these databases on a daily basis[3]
ZFS snapshots
FreeBSD creates a snapshot at each FreeBSD update (freebsd-update fetch && freebsd-update install). These snapshots are not needed anymore should your system restarts & runs correctly. Moreover they take loads of space on your hardrive.
Procedure to delete
List & check
root@icecube BSD:~ # bectl list BE Active Mountpoint Space Created 14.3-RELEASE-p6_2025-12-19_121434 - - 927M 2025-12-19 12:14 default NR / 814G 2023-12-01 23:34
Check that the active Boot Envionment is the default (NR set on default).
root@icecube BSD:~ # zfs list -t snapshot NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT zroot/ROOT/default@2025-12-19-12:14:34-0 927M - 812G -
Delete
root@icecube BSD:~ # bectl destroy 14.3-RELEASE-p6_2025-12-19_121434
Results
root@icecube BSD:~ # bectl list BE Active Mountpoint Space Created default NR / 813G 2023-12-01 23:34 root@icecube BSD:~ # zfs list -t snapshot no datasets available
Reboot or no reboot after a minor system upgrade ?
After a system upgrade performed thanks to :
root@icecube BSD:~ # freebsd-update fetch root@icecube BSD:~ # freebsd-update install
If the output of these two commands differs, then reboot your system:
root@icecube BSD:~ # freebsd-version -k 14.3-RELEASE-p7 root@icecube BSD:~ # uname -r 14.3-RELEASE-p7
PF
After a reboot of FreeBSD, PF may fail to start due to tables being too big (i.e. > 100k entries).
This is explained here with a quick & dirty non-permanent fix :
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/table-loading-in-pf-issues.86101/#post-577832
- First load the PF Options only (specific to big tables handling): pfctl -Of /etc/pf.conf
- Then restart PF the usual way