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Hopefully it will be in the repos soon. Sorry about that

Great!
How is xfce going?
Any problems?

Did you follow ericbsd's advice and comment out the lines in
/etc/pkg/Trail.conf pkg ?
Do you have any internet access at all?

Definitely I would say your system has been compromised. I would definitely reinstall GhostBSD on that drive. If you're feeling adventurous you may want to try to reproduce what happened and record it this time if it's not too much trouble. :D Reinstalling GhostBSD should fix the problem completely....

Dear mdiemer
Thanks very much for the information.


About giving up the drive. I understand. Unfortunately we cannot help you much without the drive. If it happens again please record it with your phone so we can see what is going on.

Thanks very much again.

Neville

Try installing Octopkg and using that.

pkg ins octopkg

mdiemer, sorry to bother you but, could you try one more command please? sudo find / -ctime +7 ! -ctime +11 | xargs ls -la {} > /tmp/list.txt however, those ctime values need to be adjusted based on the date you run that command. so that the first would be the number of days betwen now and Jan 23rd ...

Thanks very much!!

By the way if you don't want the drive anymore someone is willing to pay for it. There will be no expense to you. We will analyse the drive to find out what happened..
Please consider this.
Thanks very much again.

Now for the rest of the information.
Run


ee /var/log/auth.log


ee /var/log/userlog

As root if necessary

And copy and paste the output to the forum