> I did however have some minor confusion which might assist > other who are also confused. > > First was that when I looked at the weblet website for the > first time it showed me an error on the RAM Disk which I > later learned was not actually an error but the fact that I > had the CD mounted and it thought that the disk was full. > When I unmounted the CD the error went away. Not a problem > per say but it caused me a half hour of grief trying to > figure out why I had an error.
This has been mentioned before, but I've so-far forgotten to add it to the bug/feature list...it's on there now, so if someone doesn't beat me to it, I'll update the CGI disk checking script to ignore CD-ROM's when I've got some spare time... > Second on the dachstien-CD-v1.0.2.iso image it indicated > from the contents that both the OpenSSH and Koon's older > (!!-Depricated-!!) version was on the CD but in reality only > the OpenSSH version was on the CD which didn't seem to be a > problem at first until I tried to connect via Putty (in > windows) which does not support OpenSSH. Please correct me > if I am wrong but it wouldn't seem to work for me and on the > Putty site they claim they do not support OpenSSH. If > someone has another Windows OpenSSH compatible option I > would be interested but I really like Putty. I was also > concerned about OpenSSH because of a recent CAIC bulletin I > received that indicated security problems. Not a problem > for me because I only use it no my internal net but could > use a look by someone smarter than me to see if this version > is affected. What sort of problems are you having? I have absolutely NO problems using putty and OpenSSH (as provided on the Dachstein CD). I use putty daily for adminstering my various routers & servers. I'm running release 0.51. > Third, In the Dachstein CD Readme.txt file in the section on <snip> Yes, putting example lrpkg.cfg and pkgpath.cfg files on the CD is already on the todo list for 1.0.3. > Charles, Regarding all this information I would be glad to > "mark up" your readme file and forward it back to you to > with the changes I have outlined above. It is the least I > can do to assist in this project which has been a great > benefit to both my learning of routers and networking and > better use of my existing cable modem connection. This would be very helpful. I'm short of time at the moment, and have so-far been unable to find the time to write current documentation for the Dachstein releases in general, and the CD-ROM version in particular, so any and all contributions to documentation are greatly appreciated. Charles Steinkuehler http://lrp.steinkuehler.net http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror) _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
