"Vintage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, to change the subject, I was going through the archives and saw that
> you also had comments on the mailonerr utility. I also read the following
> thread and got to Greg Morgan's mini-HOWTO on mail. I get lost at his point
> 7 and from there it seems
Thanks. You are correct in that I want to shell TO the LRP box. I will
try this.
When you say, put the public key on the LRP box, where would it go?
Which directory?
Thanks for your assistance with this.
David Pitts
IT Services Manager
Reid Library
University of Western Australia
Ph: 61 (08
I will try and jump in here
You did not specify whether you are trying to ssh FROM the LEAF box or
INTO the LEAF box.
I am going to assume that you want to ssh INTO the LEAF box.
If this is the case, then you want to create the key on the box you are
doing the ssh from. This could be a P
Hi all.
I have been trying to setup OpenSSH but I'm having a problem creating
the key. I have ssh.lrp, ssh-key.lrp and libz.lrp. Do I also need
Makekey? It looks like running ssh will start ssh-keygen which I guess
creates a key??
When I run ssh-keygen or ssh I get an error message saying tha
On Mon, 03 Jun 2002 21:09:59 EDT Steven Nickle wrote:
> I am in the process of setting up a development environment to build an
> application to run under Leaf/Bering.
I am not the best person to answer, but since no one responeded
to your leaf-devel posting (or this one) yet, I'll jump in.
On Mon, 03 Jun 2002 16:45:48 PDT Jim Van Eeckhoutte wrote:
> Is there a pptp client for bering? Or a way to set it up.
I do not have any personal experience with it, but pptp.lrp
described in the Bering user's guide at
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bupppoa.html is
probably what you wa
I am in the process of setting up a development environment to build an
application to run under Leaf/Bering. I was hoping for suggestion on the
environment to set up.
So far I have a box triple booting between W2k, Debian/Slink, and
Leaf/Bering.
For the Debian/Slink environment, what kernel ve
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Jeff Newmiller wrote:
> The temptation with RH is to leave all those services it installs by
> default running... which is risky for a firewall.
>
RH was notorious for having everything enabled, but they surprised me and
changed that in RH 7.2. The default now, is to disabl
Vintage wrote:
>
> Michael - I am reading through ipfilter.conf and just realized that this is
> my own IP address...
>
> It makes sense, but yeah, I feel pretty silly...
I never noticed that rule; but, yes, it makes sense for an interface to
DENY input packets the source of which is itself,
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> A few comments ...
>
> 1. We don't have idiots here (at least I don't think we do), so I infer
> from your use of the phrase "idiot image for 1680" that you are using Dave
> Cinege's old LRP 2.9.8, not one of the newer LEAF distributions that this
>
George Luft wrote:
>
> Is the svi shell script documented anywhere?
>
> It seems rather elegantly and concisely written, but not being expert in
> ash, I am having a hard time following it. I tried searching the web and
> newsgroups with no luck.
>
> Can anybody point me in the right directio
Is there a pptp client for bering? Or a way to set it up.
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> Oxygen uses elvis-tiny, which covers most of the important parts of
> vi, and does it well.
Are there any advantages to using elvis-tiny to compiling vim with -tiny
(I think that's what it is...)? I know it's personal preference, but
although I'm a very big vi fan, I've never liked Elvis. I
On Monday 03 June 2002 08:22 am, T Burt wrote:
> One feature that I particularly liked in Trinux, is the ability to
> download packages from an ftp or http server during system startup.
Oxygen did this very early on - in fact, Trinux was an inspiration for
Oxygen development.
> Has anyone cons
On Monday 03 June 2002 04:16 pm, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
> As you can see, there's not a lot to it. The singlefilearg
> command is defined in /bin/POSIXness, and checks to make sure the
> file /etc/init.d/$1 exists...if it does, the appropriate init.d
> script is run, with any arguments to s
On Mon, 03 Jun 2002 16:57:06 EDT George Luft wrote:
> OK, first dumb question: where can I find it so I can extract and print it
> from the package. The only reference I can find to it is in
> /var/lib/lrpkg/root.pn.links. But the file itself doesn't appear to be in
> the root.lrp package.
>
> Le Lundi 3 Juin 2002 13:30, J.L. Blom a écrit :
> > Dear sir,
> > In your latest userguide you wrote for the setup using 2 floppies a
> > syslinux.cfg which doesn't work in my system.
> >
> > The problem is the fact that it looks like you use a CR in line 3:
> >
> > display syslinux.dpy
> > tim
> OK, first dumb question: where can I find it so I can extract and print
it
> from the package. The only reference I can find to it is in
> /var/lib/lrpkg/root.pn.links. But the file itself doesn't appear to be in
> the root.lrp package.
>
> I know I could just copy it from /usr/sbin to /mnt/f
Hello Charles , KP and list
> > > Another point, is the handling of /lib/modules.
> > > Charles approach in Dachstein-CD has been an intelligent /etc/modules
> and
> > > load process - with mount/umount commands and cd capabilty. Eric create
> a
> > > link and hold the CD mount in /cdmnt. Couldn't
Michael - I am reading through ipfilter.conf and just realized that this is
my own IP address...
It makes sense, but yeah, I feel pretty silly...
[ snip ]
> I do not know where this comes from; but, you probably should figure
> that out; unless, of course, you will never be interested in what
OK, first dumb question: where can I find it so I can extract and print it
from the package. The only reference I can find to it is in
/var/lib/lrpkg/root.pn.links. But the file itself doesn't appear to be in
the root.lrp package.
I know I could just copy it from /usr/sbin to /mnt/fd0, but I'm
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, T Burt wrote:
>
> Thank you all for your replies, you have all been most helpful.
>
> To make up some deficiencies in my post...
>
> I used the idiot image for 1680 from the downloads.
idiot image... is this a hint that you are referring to LRP2.9.8? or
Eigerstein, Dachste
At 03:31 PM 6/3/02 -0500, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
> > 3. The third realistic possibility is a marginal floppy drive, one that
> > can't quite manage to read the additional tracks that the 1680 format
>uses.
> > If the target hardware uses a standard floppy drive, you might see if
> > swapping
> 3. The third realistic possibility is a marginal floppy drive, one that
> can't quite manage to read the additional tracks that the 1680 format
uses.
> If the target hardware uses a standard floppy drive, you might see if
> swapping in a newer one improves the device's performance.
For the reco
> Is the svi shell script documented anywhere?
>
> It seems rather elegantly and concisely written, but not being expert in
> ash, I am having a hard time following it. I tried searching the web and
> newsgroups with no luck.
>
> Can anybody point me in the right direction?
The only documentatio
Is the svi shell script documented anywhere?
It seems rather elegantly and concisely written, but not being expert in
ash, I am having a hard time following it. I tried searching the web and
newsgroups with no luck.
Can anybody point me in the right direction?
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A few comments ...
1. We don't have idiots here (at least I don't think we do), so I infer
from your use of the phrase "idiot image for 1680" that you are using Dave
Cinege's old LRP 2.9.8, not one of the newer LEAF distributions that this
list primarily supports. This increases the plausibili
Le Lundi 3 Juin 2002 13:30, J.L. Blom a écrit :
> Dear sir,
> In your latest userguide you wrote for the setup using 2 floppies a
> syslinux.cfg which doesn't work in my system.
>
> The problem is the fact that it looks like you use a CR in line 3:
>
> display syslinux.dpy
> timeout 0
> default li
Bonsoir Jacques merci de répondre aussi vite.
Good evening Jacques, thanks for this so speedy reply.
I have just discovered your subdirectory /isdn/eicon...
I have not think to search at your pages, I am realy sorry !
You have so tons of files, what great job !
But, what file must I do use with B
Vintage wrote:
>
> Michael - many thanks for the help - that did the trick. Just one question,
> is there any danger to having these two rules at the top of my firewall
> rules list? (See bottom of my note for output of "ipchains -nvL"
Actually, this is desirable. Look at it this way, ipchai
Thank you all for your replies, you have all been most helpful.
To make up some deficiencies in my post...
I used the idiot image for 1680 from the downloads. Since my redhat
box doesn't have a device for 1680, I used the Windows exe version, which
works great! Thank you.
The floppy I crea
Le Lundi 3 Juin 2002 12:08, Tom Lisjac a écrit :
> Hi Jacques,
>
> Thanks for building the Bering firewall distribution... it's quite
> excellent!
>
> I have almost got everything working on my new Bering router but am
> having one lingering problem that I can't seem to solve. I can ping IP
> addr
Le Lundi 3 Juin 2002 20:35, François BERGERET a écrit :
> Hi all Bering users and developpers,
> et bien le bonjour à Jacques NILO, bien sûr !
Bonsoir François
> This is the link to a free GPL kernel driver and its tools to use
> ISDN DIVA cards suite from EICON.
>
> http://www.melware.de/en/32040
> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2002 11:08:35 -0600
> From: Matt Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [leaf-user] Bering with Orinoco wireless -- problems
>
> Looking through the archives (even as of late) it has come to my
> attention that many hold the same position
Hi all Bering users and developpers,
et bien le bonjour à Jacques NILO, bien sûr !
This is the link to a free GPL kernel driver and its tools to use
ISDN DIVA cards suite from EICON.
http://www.melware.de/en/3204080cnt=rfnbr21.htm
I am not (yet) a Linux specialist, and I hope so
On Monday 03 June 2002 12:54 pm, Jeff Newmiller wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Ant Ken wrote:
> > how would i go about getting make and gcc and any other
> > development tools on to lrp?
>
> You don't.
>
> > is there a package avalible?
>
> No.
There is, actually, a make.lrp - make is good for a l
I have had similar problems, but for me I found that it seemed to be more of
a (believe it or not) issue with the kind/brand diskette I use, I guess all
floppies are NOT created equal :) Have u tried a different brand? A
different brand that's brand new? What syntax are you using to format the
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Ant Ken wrote:
> hi,
>
> how would i go about getting make and gcc and any other development tools
> on to lrp?
You don't.
> is there a package avalible?
No.
See FAQs sect13 at
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=1300&page_id=9
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, T Burt wrote:
> Has anyone had difficulties booting the Supersize floppy?
Yes. Others have had much success with them.
I have had good success with 1680. It squeezes more sectors on each
track, while some other formats (e.g. 1722) add additional tracks
(cylinders) to the f
hi,
how would i go about getting make and gcc and any other development tools
on to lrp?
is there a package avalible?
antken
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Looking through the archives (even as of late) it has come to my
attention that many hold the same position on this situation as I do..
i have a 400mhz p2 system, 256MB RAM, Bering v1.0 rc2 with a 3com
3c905c-tx-m pci card, an ISA-to-PCMCIA card, and an Orinoco wireless
"SILVER" card, flash ve
Michael - many thanks for the help - that did the trick. Just one question,
is there any danger to having these two rules at the top of my firewall
rules list? (See bottom of my note for output of "ipchains -nvL"
For those of you who come across the same problem, this is what I did...
I redid
Vintage wrote:
>
> I have searched the FAQs and mail archives but could not find the solution.
> I am currently running Dachstein (CD version) on the Road Runner cable
> network. As might be expected on a cable network, my logs quickly overfill
> with the following noise:
>
> Every few second
I have searched the FAQs and mail archives but could not find the solution.
I am currently running Dachstein (CD version) on the Road Runner cable
network. As might be expected on a cable network, my logs quickly overfill
with the following noise:
Every few seconds -
Jun 3 10:50:30 firewall ker
Has anyone had difficulties booting the Supersize floppy?
I have one machine that stops booting at the "Loading" prompt. The floppy
is good, cause it works on other machines.
Any guesses if this would be a Syslinux problem? Or initrd?
Does anyone know of an URL or reference that might provi
If I can come up to speed quickly enough, I would be glad to help.
One feature that I particularly liked in Trinux, is the ability to
download packages from an ftp or http server during system startup.
This takes the pressure off the space limitations of the floppy, and
allows one to includ
Luis.F.Correia wrote:
> To start, you will need a harddisk which supports that function.
> Then, you must have a kernel with APM support.
>
Isn't it enough to set the "HDD down" function in PC BIOS?
It works for me with bering rc2 and I'm not sure if the APM is compiled
into the kernel.
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To start, you will need a harddisk which supports that function.
Then, you must have a kernel with APM support.
Although I'm not shure about this, it's a start...
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From: Ant Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 11:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subje
hi,
for speed on one of my test routers i boot from a hard drive when it is
finnished booting i would like to power it down so the box makes less noise
and uses less power ( this is an absolute must in todays energy conscious
society :-) ) could i put something in one of the init files so wh
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