> On Mon, 2002-03-25 at 21:11, Richard Doyle wrote:
> >
> > Run telnet over a secure zebedee tunnel between the
> > internal box and the
> > firewall. It is much smaller than any current sshd tunnel
> > (my zebedee +
> > telnetd package weighs 66896 bytes, compiled under uClibc).
> That's cool. Is
Ok,
Do the following:
Prepare two 1.44 floppies,
format them, and syslinux floppy 1
then copy linux, syslinux.cfg, syslinux.dpy and initrd.lrp to floppy 1
then copy all other *.lrp to floppy 2.
Edit syslinux.cfg, replace /dev/fd0u1680 by /dev/fd0,
add an entry after init=/linuxrc , 'diskwait=y
Hi All,
I'm new here, and have read a litle bit on the leaf- and
sourceforge-site.
Now I'm wondering if LEAF can do the following:
-a PC with more than 3 Ethernet cards (min. 3, expected 5-6)
-one ETH-port is the external port
(ethernet-to-ethernet routing, no modems connectet to a serial por
CS> Comments inline, preceeded by CS>
Now I'm wondering if LEAF can do the following:
-a PC with more than 3 Ethernet cards (min. 3, expected 5-6)
CS> Not a problem...I've got several routers with 5 10/100 ports. There are
reports of 11+ port systems...
-one ETH-port is the external port
(et
* Charles Steinkuehler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > I am going to try to do this. I think I am mostly done. Any advice on
> getting
> > rid of the "expr" commands that are doing math?
>
> See the ash/bash man page. You can do simple math with $(( )) expansion
> (add, sub, multiply, divide),
Hi Simon, hi all
> slow - with a default setup my ftp server went from 40-43 K/s to
> 8-12 K/s.
How are you connecting to your FTP server? Is this server located on your
LAN, your DMZ or on the internet?
You wrote that you "portforward to an internal box". Is this internal box
the FTP server? If
Have made significant progress since Dan and Tom posted some tips.
I have set the internal interface to a RFC1918 ip and the external to a
x.y.z.3 with gw=x.y.z.1.
I have managed to get the firewall going happily enough by using shorewalls
ProxyARP but I was wondering about Toms suggestion of
Hello,
But coming back to the original question, if Bering does not fit on one
single floppy, how to proceed to build a bootable CD-ROM using the multiple
floppies ?
Regards,
Christian - Grenoble
- Original Message -
From: "Luis.F.Correia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Przemyslaw Rudy'"
Using multiple floppies enables you to thorougly
test your setup.
Then after you have everything working as you like,
you can go to the next step, where you will burn
the CD.
-Original Message-
From: Christian HOSTELET [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 5:11 PM
When I'm talking about 8-12 K/s I mean Kilobytes per second. My connection
is Cable with 384 Kilobits /s up, and 3 Megabits/s down. The FTP client is
running on another ISP entirely so it looks like:
My Client -> LEAF box (no QoS) -> Internet -> DCD box (QoS running) ->
Server
There is no D
- Original Message -
From: "Jonathan Monk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] Bering Firewall without NAT
> Have made significant progress since Dan and Tom posted some tips.
>
> I have set the internal interface to
OK Luis,
But I can't believe that the content of the two or more floppies can be
simply copied to a CD to make it bootable and have a Bering system boots up.
That would be too easy :-)
Some questions come to my mind:
* Should I add other modules (ide.lrp, a cd-rom driver, etc...) ?
Cristian,
do not bother yet to put it all on a CD.
Instead, wait for the proper instrucions.
I'm working closely with Jacques in order to bring you the best info.
Meanwhile test everithing using the 2 floppy setup. you should have
over 800K more in the second floppy to fill up with more packages
It's just that my system is ready with the two floppies and I would like
to generate a CD. But I'm not in hurry...
CS>
You might take a look at the Dachstein CD, to "see how it's done". I
suggest using CD-RW disks until you get something close to working, unless
you like having lots of coaster
Your instructions are close enough for Bering.
But... I will use isolinux to boot it directly from the CD.
My test setup is looking good. I have some bugs still...
Over the weekend all will be uncovered.
Even if I don't get around my bugs, I'll publish the results.
Cheers
-Original Messa
I need the file ipfwd.so from /usr/lib/ipmasqadm for kernel 2.2.19-3 if
anyone could send it to me. I tried to compile it myself but can't get it
to link properly on my Red Hat 7.2 boxen to compile.
Thanks,
Steve
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Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to Leaf but a veteran tech/programmer/etc/etc.
For Charles S. > Could you please tell me (if you know) the cpu's cache
size and the amount of memory in the Athlon machine.
For everyone > Would a dual cpu system (AMD or Intel) increase the
usability of a firewal
> For Charles S. > Could you please tell me (if you know) the cpu's cache
> size and the amount of memory in the Athlon machine.
Um...which athlon machine? All my LEAF systems are currently running on
pretty dated Pentium-1 class systems.
> For everyone > Would a dual cpu system (AMD or Intel)
Hello,
I am running Bering 1.0 rc1 with the following on 1- 1680 floppy and
have no problems getting sshd on.
Dnscache.lrp
Etc.lrp
Initrd.lrp
Ldlinux.sys
Libz.lrp
Linux
Local.lrp
Log.lrp
Modules.lrp
Pump.lrp
Root.lrp
Shorwall.lrp
Sshd.lrp
Syslinux.cfg
Weblet.lrp
I have about 2kb left and this h
Hello,
I'm less lucky than you, because having a laptop I need pcmcia stuff as
well as ppp/pppoe and I was unable to have sshd coexisted on the same
floppy.
Christian - Grenoble
- Original Message -
From: "John Stauffer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, Marc
>I'm less lucky than you, because having a laptop I need pcmcia stuff as
> well as ppp/pppoe and I was unable to have sshd coexisted on the same
> floppy.
Christian:
How much space do you need to fit sshd ? Which packages are you trying to load
?
Some tips:
Have you removed uneeded modules ?
H
I was thinking of trying a USB memory stick for leaf (bering and oxygen).
Just curious if anyone else has tried this? and if so what pitfalls did you
encounter.
I already know that only current(?) motherboards support booting via USB,
I'll still be using an old P166, so I assume I'll need a bootdi
Maybe this will help. I stole this snip from an email on the zebra mailing
list.
[begin_snip/]
this box is a PIII 733Mhz with 256M ram.
Detected 731.483 MHz processor.
Console: colour VGA+ 80x25
Calibrating delay loop... 1458.17 BogoMIPS
Memory: 255024k/262080k available (1286k kernel code, 666
Hi
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>
>Message: 4
>From: "Charles Steinkuehler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Christian HOSTELET" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> "Luis.F.Correia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> "LEAF" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] RE: Bering from CD
>Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 12:15:16 -0600
>
> I was thinking of trying a USB memory stick for leaf (bering and oxygen).
> Just curious if anyone else has tried this? and if so what pitfalls did
you
> encounter.
> I already know that only current(?) motherboards support booting via USB,
> I'll still be using an old P166, so I assume I'll nee
Hello everybody
We have another Chapter for our Bering User Guide ready.
this describes the use of bering to make a ppp connection with the
help of a passive ISDN card
you can find it at
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/busers04.html
Any comments and additions are welcome
Jacques and
Hello
> >I'm less lucky than you, because having a laptop I need pcmcia stuff as
> > well as ppp/pppoe and I was unable to have sshd coexisted on the same
> > floppy.
> Christian:
> How much space do you need to fit sshd ? Which packages are you trying to load
> ?
> Some tips:
> Have you remo
Hi Charles,
Can you advise whether it is feasible to use the Dachstein 1.02 RAID enabled
kernel to build a bootable floppy that will be capable of mounting and
reading an ext2 partition on a pair of mirrored SCSI drived connected to a
Compaq SmartArray 2/P controller? ( Almost a simple rescue d
> Can you advise whether it is feasible to use the Dachstein 1.02 RAID
enabled
> kernel to build a bootable floppy that will be capable of mounting and
> reading an ext2 partition on a pair of mirrored SCSI drived connected to a
> Compaq SmartArray 2/P controller? ( Almost a simple rescue disk...
Thanks Charles
It looks like you are confirming my fears... this could be an uphill
battle.
> Can you advise whether it is feasible to use the Dachstein
1.02 RAID
enabled
> kernel to build a bootable floppy that will be capable of
mounting and
I know I am forgetting something but I can't get my new Dachstein
install working with the serial port. I decided to replace my beta
version with a new DS boot image. Everything works but I can't get my
serial port to terminal working. It worked with my old disk but not now.
I loaded serial.o in /
> It looks like you are confirming my fears... this could be an uphill
> battle.
> NOTE: A quick search on the compaq site turns up the
> cpqarray driver page
> on SF, which is apparently a driver for this controller:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpqarray/
Actually, good news. A bit mor
Kory...
I went through the same thing about a week ago.
Assuming that you are using the floppy-disk version of Dachstein rather than
Dachstein-CD, the problem exists because the Dachstein-small kernel on the
floppy doesn't have serial support rolled into it.
Download one of the available Dachst
Kory Krofft wrote:
[...]
> Is there a way to check the irq assigned to the NICs?
cat /proc/interrupts
cat /proc/pci
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Cheers
Glenn
http://members.optushome.com.au/graybeard/linux/netboot.html
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