Index_D

D

d command., 60

daemon configuration, 92, 273

daemon facility, 289

Daemon News, 23

daemons, 94–95. See also specific types of daemons

daily script, 267–68

daily.local file, 268

data

files broken up into, 300

moving to new partition, 313

database file, 126

database, updating, 293

datasize resource-limiting login.conf variable, 127

date, 88–89

dd(1) program, 317

ddb.console entry, 207

ddb.panic entry, 207

de Raadt, Theo, 6–7

debug level, 290

debugging, 304, 409

decimal, computing networks in, 154

default accept stance, 353

default deny stance, 353

default domain, 286

default entry, 169–70

default environment setting, 128

default gateway, 90, 163

_default keyword, 277

default login class, 125

default pass stance, 369

default prefix, 345

default queue, 396

default route, 164

default user dotfiles, 288

defaultgroup, 118

defaultshell, 118

DEINSTALL file, 252

delayed booting, 100–101

delete argument, 413

deleting, disklabels and partitions, 60

demilitarized zone network, 163

denial-of-service attack, 401

+DESC file, 249

DESCR file, 252

DESCRIPTION heading, 21

desktop computers, 10

destinations, 164

/dev/cd* device name, 298

/dev/cd0c device name, 306–7

/dev/console device node, 292

developers of OpenBSD, 6

/dev/fd* device name, 298

device attachments, 201–2

device drivers

adding, 213–14

audio(4), 211

commented-out, 232

and config, 209–10

configuring, 211–13

label for kernel configuration, 226

device names, 54, 203, 298, 306–7, 315

device node, 292, 298–99, 315, 316–17

device numbering, 203

/dev/rcd* device name, 298

/dev/rfd* device name, 298

/dev/rsd* device name, 298

/dev/rwd* device name, 298

/dev/sd* device name, 298

/dev/wd* device name, 298

/dev/zero device node, 316–17

df(1) command, 333

dhclient(8) program, 269

dhclient.conf file, 268–70

DHCP client, 90, 268

DHCP offers, 268

DHCP, packet filtering, 378

DHCP servers, 269–70

dhcpd_flags variable, 95

dhcpd(8) program, 270

dhcpd.conf file, 270

dial-up connections, 168–74, 284

configuring PPP, 169

connection configuration, 170–71

connection types, 173–74

default entry, 169–70

example ISP configuration, 171

modems, 168–69

running PPP, 172

usernames for, 171

dictionary files, 39

Diffie-Hellman moduli, 280

"direction" keyword, 370

directories, 36–37, 241, 281

directory tree, 347

dirty disc, 303

disabling partitions, 80–81

disaffected users, 180

disk field, 54

disk geometry, 75

disk images, 315–16, 317

disk management, 297–319

adding new hard disks, 310–13

configuring disks, 61

corrupt FFS partitions, 303–4

device node, 298–99

encrypted partitions, 316–19

fast file system, 300–303

file system table, 299–300

memory file systems, 313–15

mount(8) and FFS, 304–6

mounting disk images, 315–16

mounting foreign file systems, 306–9

removable media, 309–10

setup, 52–53

Disk Manager MMC snap-in, 82

disk sectors, 46

disk translation, 54

disklabel, 53–54

deleting, 60

on multiboot systems, 81–82

operations, 59–61

store backup copies of, 270

disklabel(8) tool, 53, 310, 311, 312, 315, 317

disklabels/ file system, 270

diskless clients, 93

DISKLESS file, 227

disks, subsequent, 59

display.kbdact keyboard activity, 294–95

display.msact mouse activity, 294–95

display.outact monitor output, 294–95

DISTDIR environment variable, 255

distfile directory, 36, 241, 253, 255, 256–57

distinfo file, 252

distribution sets, 38–40, 39, 68–69

distribution, source code, 339–40

dmassage program, 231

dmassage script, 202

DNS queries, 352

documentation for OpenBSD, 8

domain or domain search settings, 286

don't fragment flag, 365

dotdir, 117

-dotdir option, 121

dotfiles, 117, 288

download sources, customizing, 260–62

downloading packages, 248

drive parameters, 59–60

drive sd0, 82–83

drive wd0, 82–83

drop option, 363

drop-ovl scrub rule, 365

dual-boot install, 72–75

dump level, 315

dump(8) program, 299

duplicating alias names, 141