Put this line into your ~/.shrc:

export PS1="$(echo -e "\033[31m$(whoami)\033[00m@$(hostname -s): \$PWD $") "

Change coloring as you wish by tuning  \e[31m and \e[00m parts.

For color codes and further information see the link attached.

This command synchronizes all current setting with zone file, and also removes the journal (jnl) file:

# rndc sync -clean

 

mysql> select constraint_name, table_name
       from information_schema.key_column_usage
       where referenced_table_name = '<TABLE_NAME>';

certbot client has a limited functionality on NetBSD. However you can use it fully functional following these steps:

poweroff command simply doesn't run shutdown scripts. It causes several dirty killing of running processes, etc.

Use always

# shutdown -p now

instead.

Do it like this:

svn propset svn:keywords 'Id' <your_file_name>

propset can be abbreviated by ps or pset

You want to set your Apache web server to create files with controlled permissions. Do this with umask setting at the beginning of the rc script, which starts the service. In NetBSD:

/etc/rc.d/apache

 

You push the logout menu, and the xfce-session-logout dialog appears. If the shutdown, reboot and suspend buttons are greyed out, check these:

If you have an Analog Devices AD1984A audio chip, and could not have headphones jack working, apply the the patch below, and recompile the kernel.

If you want to display or hide xconsole while running an xdm session, then:

1. look for Xsetup_0 file in your system

2. Find this line (or similar to this from NetBSD), and comment/uncomment regarding your needs:

xconsole -geometry 480x130-0-0 -daemon -notify -verbose -fn fixed -exitOnFail