FreeBSD /usr/ports: No such file or directory.
On a FreeBSD server, when I change the directory to “/usr/ports”, got following error root@freebsd:~ # cd /usr/ports /usr/ports: No
Install Apache/PHP/MySQL on FreeBSD
To install Apache, run pkg install apache24 Enable Apache with vi /etc/rc.conf Add apache24_enable=”yes” Start Apache with service apache24 start
Install MySQL 8 on FreeBSD
To install MySQL 8 on FreeBSD 13, run pkg install mysql80-server-8.0.25_2 Enable start on boot echo ‘mysql_enable=”YES”‘ >> /etc/rc.conf Start
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
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
FreeBSD ports allows installing software from source. Update the tree. This will create /usr/ports if missing. portsnap fetch update portsnap
FreeBSD
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Installing Software in FreeBSD with pkg
pkg command is used to install software in FreeBSD. To update package repo, run pkg update -f Example root@ok-vm:~ #