If FreeBSD and nysql are in a VM, maybe you need port forward?

And what did you change?

Nothing

I was reinstalling it

Use xinit?

echo “exec xfce4-session” > .xinitrc

and type startx

Btw you will ned xinit package

Fixing DEBIAN EFI BOOT in BHYVE

Step by step :
1. using live CD to akses the drive
2. mount the 1st partition /dev/vda1 to /mnt
3. mkdir -p /mnt/EFI/BOOT/
4. cp /mnt/EFI/debian/grubx64.efi /mnt/EFI/BOOT/bootx64.efi
5. umount & reboot
6. You’re up & running now

hello, I was downloading FreeBSD, but I see that in the download page there is 13.1 RELEASE and 13.1-STABLE below, both with the various architectures to choose according to the system.
I didn’t understand the differences between the two links. How is 13.1 released ??? Are there multiple releases of the same distribution?
Thanks to everyone and have a nice day

If you don’t understand this yet, you should use RELEASE.

or use CBSD ( reFIND boot method) 😉

Hi all! can not understand… pkg.freebsd.org died? I go to releases, version 12, gives an error

Thanks. Sorry, but I’m new on BSD. What are differences from stable and release? Thanks

Well, welcome to the BSD world then. I am a fairly new user of FreeBSD too.
If you want to know more about RELEASE STABLE & CURRENT, check out :
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/solved-clarification-on-releng.48063
and Q1.6 – Q1.11 at
https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/faq/

Thank you. This is very clear 👍🏻

hummm on a release I wonder what the security issues are with icons and wallpapers

Is there a way to see if a process is not currently running and then start it? Like keep monitoring in background and if the process closes for some reason, it can automatically start again

(and using the name of the application, I guess with pgrep I can get the number of the process)

wait PID

Hi. How to enable port 3306? Virtual machine. In firewall system.

FreeBSD 13.1

Have you enabled firewall? If no then it should be available by default.

I didn’t turn on anything. I installed 13.1 from scratch yesterday, and I need to unlock this port to connect to the mysql database remotely via the program.

Maybe there’s some pf config messing around with the ports? Idk

I don’t know, I’m a beginner at freebsd

if FreeBSD and nysql are in a VM, maybe you need port forward?

I’m not 100% sure, but I think you need to enable remote access for mysql. It’s a mysql setting, the default should be 127.0.0.1.

I don’t have a local mysql installation, so I can’t verify it.

It is 127.0.0 by default

? webmin for services configs

So it only accepts local connections. If you want to enable remote access, you could set it to 0.0.0.0. Be sure not to expose it to the internet.

bind-address = 0.0.0.0 | not work

however it really should

did you try to restart the DB afterwards ?

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