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# beastie, what happened out there? ## Preface On my previous post about `beastie`, I wrote my experience with OpenBSD on sdf.org. So far my experience is awesome. Everything works as expected, with small glitch about sdf file server. ## The problem(s) encountered on beastie When writing text file with `vim`, at the point when I want to save my editing session, I got `fsync` related error. So as a workaround, I append a line to my `~/.vimrc`
set nofsync
Another error occured: during my session on `mutt`, the email client is not able to send emails. After some investigation, I found that this error is caused by `tmpdir` which was set to `~/.mutt/tmp`, which is a folder mounted inside sdf filesystem cluster. So, I removed `tmpdir` variable and the error is gone. ## Can't enter beastie anymore Now, the real problem begins. Currently, I am unable to log into `beastie` since the server rejected my `ssh` key. Fortunately, sdf is more than one host so I can use another hosts to access sdf.org Now on rie.sdf.org which hosts my website.
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\_/ \ OS: NetBSD 9.1 amd64
| O O | Uptime: 6 days, 22 hours, 48 mins
|_ < ) 3 ) Shell: mksh R59 2020/05/16
/ \ / Terminal: /dev/pts/5
/-_____-\ CPU: Intel 686-class (8)
Memory: 3511MiB / 16382MiB
## beastie, it's been good time till now Well, it's regrettable that I couldn't log into beastie. I hope things will be fixed later. The beastie is no more. Long life beastie!