guitarlynn wrote: > On Monday 04 March 2002 15:27, Matt Schalit wrote: > >>Charles Steinkuehler wrote: >>[snip] >> >> >>>To see your port-forwards, run "net ipfilter list" >>> >>I guess 'net' is a DF command. Would you post it's usage?
> It's shorthand for "network" ... the init script. > Like: > svi net ipfilter list > > I've covered a lot of this in (sorted by release too!): > http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=9267&group_id=13751 Nice 1. Maybe I should read the FAQ's before posting :) But would you please fix the Oxygen section to refer to apkg -s sshd for safe backing up of packages (with space checking). That's the way we do it on the Ox. Maybe leave out the apkg -c stuff or put it last. It's messy and not used. People don't do full backups either. That's not really necessary. Mostly is just apkg -s etc, or apkg -s <somepkg>. Also, apkg -i /tmp/sshd is another way to install a package, in addition to copying it to the diskette and rebooting. (or apkg -i /mnt/sshd). I think it'd be good to mention apkg -h (for help), or to just include the output of it: ============================================== # apkg -h Usage: apkg [ -i | -v | -l | -k | -q | -x | -f ] <pkg1> ... <pkgN> apkg -r <pkg> apkg -c <pkg> [ <dir> ] apkg -u <device> -i: install package -f: fold package into main system -c: create package -b: backup package -a: backup all packages but logs (logs.lrp) and base (root.lrp) -e: backup all packages (including logs) - EVERYTHING -r: remove package -l: list installed packages -n: backup configuration files (conf.lrp) -q: query if package installed -s: safe backup (with space checking) -k: contents of package file -v: verify package -x: extract contents of package to current directory -p: pack up package relative to current directory -u: update specified disk -h: this help screen In almost every case, the ".lrp" extension is optional. In fact, if it isn't so, it's a bug :-) ============================================ acfg is the package configuration program. acfg -i gets you the GUI menu version where you can choose the package you want to configure, like sshd, and it will walk you through all the sshd configuration files. acfg -e sshd is the command line equivalent that doesn't use the GUI menus. acfg -h gets you usage: ===================================== # acfg usage: acfg -e <pkg> ....edit package configuration files acfg -a ....edit ALL package configuration files acfg -h ....this help acfg -i ....interactive use acfg -l ....list packages with configuration available ===================================== The unfinished sections: Other commands: * # kernel 2.2.20 w/ipchains He uses 2.2.19 as the most recent, or 2.4.6. He does not include ipchains by default on the base diskette. * # editor "e3" in vi-mode Run these commands: echo EDITOR=e3vi >> /etc/profile echo export EDITOR >> /etc/profile apkg -s etc . /etc/profile Also note that elvis.lrp is available, which has a much better vi implementation! * # Firewall/Filtering is not on the stock (default) image. You might note that ipchains isn't on the default image either and that David has always recommended starting with two diskettes at first. The base and a package disk of your choice or your own creation. My package disk has the following on it: dialog.lrp dnscache.lrp elvis.lrp file.lrp ifconf.lrp ipchains.lrp ldd.lrp libm.lrp libnsl.lrp libpcap.lrp libpthrd.lrp librdln3.lrp libtcap.lrp libz.lrp ncurses4.lrp netstat.lrp pfw.lrp snarf.lrp ssh.lrp sshd.lrp tinydns.lrp though all of those libraries may not be needed any more. Some of them were for gdb debugging. Sorry about these long posts. Matt _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
