Christian Biere said:
Daichi Kawahata wrote:
The
SHA1, however, can be used to start a search by urn:sha1 or maybe
to manually search for it in a database like Bitzi.
Yes, it is useful to get the SHA1 out on copy and paste.
I wouldn't want to copy things like hashsums eye-to-keyboard,
I created a chroot environment using the stage3 tarball and copied across
my make.conf and did:
emerge --sync
emerge portage
Everything was fine up until this point. I then executed an emerge of
glibc and left it to build. It failed with:
--- /etc/init.d/
/etc/init.d/nscd
--- /sbin/
Jürgen Schinker said:
On Mon, January 10, 2005 20:05, Alex Bennee said:
emerge managed to get stuck while rebuilding glibc and now I can't do
anything with it as it seems to keep exiting before doing anything
useful. CAn anyone point me at what might be wrong? I ran it though
phython -v
emerge managed to get stuck while rebuilding glibc and now I can't do
anything with it as it seems to keep exiting before doing anything useful.
CAn anyone point me at what might be wrong? I ran it though phython -v and
I got:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] glibc # python -v /usr/bin/emerge --newuse world
#
Alec said:
Alex Bennee wrote:
emerge managed to get stuck while rebuilding glibc and now I can't do
anything with it as it seems to keep exiting before doing anything
useful. CAn anyone point me at what might be wrong? I ran it though
phython -v and I got:
snip
If you don't run
Raphael Manfredi said:
Quoting Christian Biere [EMAIL PROTECTED] from
ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel: :Faster than light, already applied.
And I applied the GTK1 counterpart this afternoon.
Uhh, ok. Serve me right for being so slow I guess ;-)
Do you still want a patch to grey out the pop-up
Hmmm, just re-synced wth CVS and I keep hitting this assert when I try to
reconnect to the network. Any ideas?
REPLY: code=503, message=Service unavailable, proto=0.6
Got outgoing handshaking headers from node 68.92.119.69:
REPLY: code=503, message=Service unavailable, proto=0.6
Got outgoing
Christian Biere said:
T.F. Cheng wrote:
sometimes I find there is a *.BAD file appeared in
the download and most of the time the download is
almost finished.
It should be completely finished.
why does this happen? and how BAD is the file?
It means that the SHA1 checksum doesn't match
Raphael Manfredi said:
Quoting alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:Includes:
:GTK1 support
:Common bitzi gui files
:Bug fixes
:Internationalised some strings
:Fixed some other issues Christian mentioned
It has been integrated in CVS.
:Not been
Raphael Manfredi said:
Quoting Alex Bennee [EMAIL PROTECTED] from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:Hmmm, I've often had BAD files turn up in ~/tmp that where OK
(although :they may not of had a good SHA1). Of course if you know what
the SHA1 :should be and its Tiger Tree hash is available
Christian Biere said:
added some emacs tags to file heads :-)
Those tags work as well when you place them at the last lines, right?
This might be just a personal preference but I'd rather move them
there then like the indent tags for Vi-based editors.
I believe emacs looks in the first 4
Raphael Manfredi said:
Quoting Full Decent [EMAIL PROTECTED] from
ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel: :Please give me something I can start
playing around with.
I'd like to have a warning icon, to warn them that a lot of the
uploads are stalling, meaning the outgoing or incoming bandwidth are
Hi,
I've reintegrated the re-factored bitzi code into the new source code
layout. As before the key changes to the core code are:
* Re-structured the code, cleaned up parser
* Added a cache for bitzi results
* Now runs off a heart-beat instead of ad-hoc timeout
* Initialised from main.c
The
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 12:31, Christoph Torens wrote:
May I ask if anyone uses the isp116x and a Bloetooth Dongle?
Or if anyone has at least tested this?
Not us I'm afraid, we've just stuck to memory sticks, keyboards, and CD
writers. Have you tested the Bluetooth dongle works on another system
On Mon, 2004-08-23 at 20:58, Michael Moedt wrote:
Is anyone [successfully] using an ISP116x or ISP1362?
Which kernel are you using?
Yes, we use a ISP116x on a SuperH platform running under 2.4.22 and it
works.
A snapshot can be found at:
http://www.bennee.com/~alex/software/kernel/index.php
For reference the answer I got on range of fileGoodness/Judgement from the
bitzi.com developer message board.
Original Message
fileGoodness is an unbounded signed decimal value. FWIW the current
minimum and maximum values found in the catalog are -7.7 and 5.3.
The current list
Hi,
I was doing some reading up after magnet links where mentioned and I came
across the Bitzi database (bitzi.com). The site basically provides
meta-data on files shared on P2P networks by assigning ratings and
recording comments. It would seem it would be useful to add support for
this into
Christian Biere said:
Christian Biere wrote:
I haven't yet tried with GCC 3.4 but maybe the patch doesn't fix the
problem.
I've tried GCC 3.4 and it didn't show warnings in all cases.
Sorry I was late - I've tried the patch as well and it all seems fine. I
didn't need to change the inline
Christian Biere said:
Alex Bennee wrote:
I was getting core-dumps in both Gtk1 and 2 versions on startup. The
back trace looked odd and I couldn't catch it until I noticed this
warning from gcc:
snip
Well, I never got this warning and I think we can agree that the code
worked fine
Hi,
I was getting core-dumps in both Gtk1 and 2 versions on startup. The back
trace looked odd and I couldn't catch it until I noticed this warning from
gcc:
cc -c -I.. -DXTHREADS -D_REENTRANT -DXUSE_MTSAFE_API
-I/usr/include/gtk-2.0 -I/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/include -I/usr/X11R6/include
Jeroen Asselman said:
Op 7-jun-04 om 14:46 heeft Haxe het volgende geschreven:
If the text is free form, maybe a better
form would be Vendor would exceed %d%% of our slots.
Bill is completely right with that. And I'm not talking about grammar
here.
Ack, I'll change it.
Wouldn't Client
Christian Biere said:
snip
I haven't looked at the sources recently but I wondered whether GTKG
applies resp. can apply a limit to the (de)compressed size of packets.
Well there is only one way to find out
If it's not vulnerable it might be worthwile to say so on the website
at an
Thomas Schuerger said:
Ok, this is a better joke banner.
http://webace.com.au/~dnar/gtk-gnutella_joke3.png
I love it! :)
Without wanting to make this too much of a me too thread I think the joke
banner would be suitable too. Just remember the lesson of Tux - funny
looking penguin, the suits
Hi,
I haven't been playing with the speedtouch stuff for over a year now (as I
no longer have ADSL at home). However I'm currently the freshmeat admin
for the project (hence the entry is a little out of date). Would anyone
like to take over? Give us your freshmeat login and I can make you an
On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 21:44, Steve Calfee wrote:
At 11:04 AM 11/29/2003 -0500, Alan Stern wrote:
On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Andrew Heaton wrote:
I am trying to get a Freecom USB stick (0c76:0005) working with
an embedded linux build based on 2.4.22.
snip
hci_submit_urb: flags 0 length 4
On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 20:44, Alan Stern wrote:
Why would you assume that? Look at the logs; usb-storage reports an
unknown error and (if you look farther down past the part you have
included here) you'll see that it begins an error recovery procedure. The
bad status definitely does _not_
Hi,
I'm starting to become convinced that flaky as the transport driver may
be it is as nothing to the devices it talks to :-(
Anyway I'm still getting intermittent problems with talking to the
Freecom USB sticks which I'd like to understand in better detail. At
least one of the commands
On Fri, 2003-11-14 at 17:40, David Brownell wrote:
I'm thinking its about time to clean up the isp116x driver and submit it
to usb-devel/lkml. But that does require resolving some merge issues
with the hc_sl1811 driver thats already there that also uses hc_simple.
It'd be a lot better to
On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 21:34, Alan Stern wrote:
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Alex Bennee wrote:
1. Could this a transport problem? I'm using a hacked up version of the
ISP116x driver which seems to work in all other respects. Do the
WRITE_CMD's and READ_CMD's use the same low level USB transport
On Fri, 2003-11-14 at 15:20, Alan Stern wrote:
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Alex Bennee wrote:
Is there some way to pace/slow down the commands at the usb level or
should I tweak my transport driver to do that?
Not at the level of usb-storage. Your HCD would have to handle it.
I added this to my
Hi,
I'm currently trying to get my Freecom 64MB stick to work with my
embedded board. The device id reports as:
idVendor 0x0c76
idProduct 0x0005
Which doesn't actually match the Freecom devices listed on
linux-usb.org's compatibility list (but matches a number of other
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 08:48, Holger Schurig wrote:
Rudolf Ladyzhenskii wrote:
I am working on this driver (porting it to a custom hardware). It looks
like I am missing some files.
Does
http://lists.arm.linux.org.uk/pipermail/linux-arm-kernel/2003-October/017809.html
help you?
I've
Sam Halliday said:
but i just dont know why anyone
would want to remove the GNU autoconf method when it is such an elegant
and, lets face it, standard way of compiling code on almost any
architecture out there!
Well elegant is a bit of a debatable point. If you search through the
mailing
Emile le Vivre said:
An issue that popped up when I was digging around was the core's
dependence on glib. Currently the core uses gints, GList's,
GHashTables, etc. If someone was compiling the core and/or writing a
gui for a non-gnome environment, can we assume they have glib
installed? Is
Hi,
I've gotten the isp1161 chip driver working on out board and we can
happily talk to USB keyboards and the like. However I'm trying to get
the a 32Mb Disgo Disk on a Chip working.
Although I can see it with lsusb (so somesort of communication has been
established) I cannot get to the point I
After a 2 months without a working machine I've come to update my cooker
install. It however keeps complaining of bad GPG keys. I currently have
the following:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rpms]# gpg --list-keys
/root/.gnupg/pubring.gpg
pub 1024D/9B4A4024 2000-01-06 MandrakeSoft
Hi,
I've just finished updating the isp116x USB driver for our embedded
system (sources available to anyone who wants a copy :-) and I'm testing
the various things you can plug in.
Testing the mouse was easy by doing a cat on /dev/mouse but I couldn't
figure out how to test the keyboard. When I
Hi,
Following the heat death of my server and desktop I'm in the process of
building new machines. I run debian on my servers and used a nice
bootable ISO that quickly installs a minimum networkable system and I
can just apt-get the rest.
Does anyone know of an equivilent bare bones bootable ISO
Syph0n said:
Dear Alex,
I'm a very happy user of the speedtouch drivers and I was wondering if I
could support the project by translating the docs to Dutch?
Yes I'm sure it would help.
I'm sending this to you as you were first on the developpers' list,
sorry if that's not the correct way
Hi,
I'm currently working on an embedded Linux project which will be using
the Phillips ISB1161 USB Host Controller. I've got the version 0.8
driver which is available on the linux-usb website.
A bit of Googling came up with some (now dead) geocrawler links which
refer to 0.9x versions of the
Had a quick look for the function in case it was just a prototype thing.
Any idea where it should be?
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include/gtk-1.2
-I/usr/include/glib-1.2 -I/usr/lib/glib/include -I/usr/X11R6/include
-I/usr/include/libxml2-g -O2 -Wall -c uploads_gui.c
I've just got my hands on an old laptop with a wireless Orinoco card and
a floppy drive. I can get it to boot via tomsrtboot and hapilly
partition up the disk. So my question:
Is it possible with just floppies to do a wireless network install of
9.1 without setting up your own nfs server? Alla
You can browse it directly from the ViewCVS view:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/gtk-gnutella/gtk-gnutella-current/doc/devguide/STYLE?rev=1.5sortby=datecontent-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
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Hello,
I'm interesting in helping for C
/pkgconfig/
;;
esac
And left the existing PKG_CONFIG lines unchanged. Works fine.
Allin Cottrell.
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then there's too much room for error when publishing an
RPM.
Shouldn't the requirements/deps for building the src rpm generate an a
warning before it starts building.
Alternativly you can install the source rpm and do a rpm -bp
specfile.spec and build from the tarball as per normal.
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On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 17:21, Alex Bennee wrote:
Hi,
Until today my box (MDK 9.0) had been running fine. Now it locks up hard
at random points during the day requiring a power-cylcle to get it out
of this state. I suspect that apmd may be the culprit but its hard to
tell as I get
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soon.
James
On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 08:50, Alex Bennee wrote:
On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 13:05, Alex Bennee wrote:
snip
bit can cause the machine to lock up completely and mess with
X windows Ctrl-Alt-BS. I'll re-run memtest tonight and see if the
results are consistent in failing
On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 12:45, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 03:33, Alex Bennee wrote:
Can't get the memtest tools to compile under Mandrake, failing to link
to the maths library for some reason (and the make needs to be run as
root which is bad).
Can't remember
at building the badmem tools and kernel patch but to no
avail. Has anybody got experience with the badmem patches on Mandrake?
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On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 13:05, Alex Bennee wrote:
snip
bit can cause the machine to lock up completely and mess with
X windows Ctrl-Alt-BS. I'll re-run memtest tonight and see if the
results are consistent in failing.
I know i've got a memory problem but the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace is not
related
Oggs by default as well.
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-jacking going on?
Who's trapping it and killing my system?
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you have any pointers to replacing patches for rebuilding src rpms?
I've been meaning to try deviks connbytes patch but I wanted to do it in
the context of the MDK RPM's without manually extracting source and
patches and building from scratch.
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The above
dmesg gives no hints.
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and let it sort it
all out for you.
Alternatively you can install all 3 packages at once rpm -i pkg1 pkg2
pkg3
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found this page.)
http://www.pythonzero.org/
The anti-alias defaults fixed the occasional half-line fault I was
seeing on my display (I guess you could call it smudging). I hope
Mandrake tweak the default for 9.1.
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supermount hackers want to work with
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there is not much point reporting it to lkml.
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On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 15:11, Jack Coates wrote:
On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 06:32, Alex Bennee wrote:
snip
Does anyone know if Mandrake are intending to add this patch to their
2.4 kernels at a later date?
There are preempt-enabled kernels in testing at Mandrake Club, not sure
about MDK's
me much. Any ideas? Where does the the sr0 come from,
my CD-Burner is a different drive?
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Has anyone else been experiencing problems with ethernet on boot?
Basically I have been unable to get DHCP based configuration working,
probably because the network card doesn't start cleanly. I can resolve
the problem by doing a:
mii-tool -r -v
mii-tool -R
and waiting 60 seconds or so.
On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 12:48, Mikko Lipasti wrote:
Hello Alex,
What's the device at the other end of the RJ45 cable? According to
mii-tool manpage, some passive devices (such as one-speed hubs) don't
understand anything about auto-negotiating, which might confuse the nic
or the driver. I'd
Hi,
I was getting annoyed with xmms skipping badly when ever I was doing
anything heavy with my machine (kernel compile or copying from CDROM). I
suspect heavy I/O load.
I've applied Robert Loves preemptable kernel patch to the stock Dolphin
(9.0) kernel (2.4.19-16mdk). The only differences
Jim Morrison [Mailinglists] said:
Hello guys..
Does anyone know if it's possible to get two 500k BT ADSL lines running
in multilink? By which I mean, appearing as 1x 1Mb:DownStream and
500k:UpStream line? (Through a linux box of course ;)
I guess there would be obvious problems like the
Tim Woodall said:
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Alex Bennee wrote:
Jim Morrison [Mailinglists] said:
Hello guys..
Does anyone know if it's possible to get two 500k BT ADSL lines
running in multilink? By which I mean, appearing as 1x
1Mb:DownStream and 500k:UpStream line? (Through a linux
Tim Woodall said:
On 20 Sep 2002, Peter Riocreux wrote:
header[1] = (vpi 4) | (vci 12);
This looks suspect to me. I don't know the code, and I certainly know
nothing in detail about ATM, but IIRC, vci is a small (8 bits?)
positive integer, so 12 is going to make it 0 always.
Paolo Garrone Prandoni said:
snip
I called my provider and it seems that they don't get any connection
request at all when I try to connect with Linux. I guess my system
can't even send anything to the provider, butI don't know why. All the
config files have been checked many times.
Are
Tim Woodall said:
On 28 Aug 2002, alex wrote:
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 17:11, Lee Bohan wrote:
Can you post what your ppp peer file config so we can look at it?
Here it is:
noauth
Where did this come from, it turns off authentication (see pppd man
page). You should get rid of this.
I
Lee Bohan said:
Alex,
Thanks, tried to figure the man page but wasn't sure how I changed the
debug file.
Sorry about that, I meant:
man pppd
From the man page
debug
Enables connection debugging facilities. If this option is given, pppd
will log the contents
of all control
Brian J. Murrell said:
I updated Cooker today and afterwards I have had gnome-terminal crash
twice. The second time brought up bug-buddy but the stack trace was
useless so I didn't bother sending it in.
What makes gnome-terminal even uglier than xterm when it crashes is
that it takes down
A few questions about this (and other Mandrake lists):
Is there an option to have a daily digest instead of individual mails?
Is there an easy to search archive?
Have MandrakeSoft considered using something like mailman?
Alex
www.bennee.com/~alex/
Wacuq said:
check:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/speedtouch/speedto
uch/doc-linux/howto/SpeedTouch-HOWTO-fr.html?rev=1.3
It's in French... sorry
There are HOWTO's in English, French, Italian and German. You can also see
the english FAQ which mentiones DNS and
Michel Lambert said:
Ok thanks. My ISP provides various phone numbers with varying cost.
But ADSL doesn't use phone numbers. The phone numbers used in windows
Dial-Up-Networking are only there to keep the wizard happy because the
Windows PPP over ATM is a bit of a windows hack.
Alex
bert hubert said:
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 02:01:07PM +0100, Alex Bennee wrote:
A. Peter Mee said:
snip
Could someone give me some pointers to achieving stable cvs and rcp
access through a fairly restrictive firewall.
snip
CVS isn't a network protocol. You generally run it using remote
Tim Woodall said:
snip
if he
has got permission then I think there are some people on this list who
are also trying to get permission to include the microcode in the RPM
and would like some pointers/help.
Appologies for being crap. I actually have a copy of a Software License
Agreement from
As replied to Michael.D - the chipset is Intel 82371AB/EB
Can you provide details on how I find out the md5 of the files?
md5sum filename
Alex
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Jean-Michel Hemstedt said:
In my opinion, a first step should be to reconsider timeout values but
also timer mechanisms.
I've been following this thread with interest as I recently also had
conntrack related problems (failing to establish new connections due to the
table being full).
My
chomette said:
Jun 24 22:30:27 localhost pppd[4435]: LCP: timeout sending
Config-Requests
You need to increase the debug level on your pppd settings to see why pppd
is failing. Double check your settings for VPI/VCI and username/password.
Alex
www.bennee.com/~alex/
Liste de diffusion
Dr Dirk Pilat said:
Mais, j'ai une petite problem:
snip
Jun 8 06:16:02 stinker ppp[22513]: tun0: Phase: deflink: ** Too many
ECHO LQR packets lost **
Read the pppd man page about tweaking your config to disable ECHO LQR
packets (if you want). Also you can probably turn down the verbosity of
Carles Xavier Munyoz Baldó said:
Hi,
Is it possible with Linux Traffic Control system to give priority to
some TCP/UDP traffic based upon the port number ?
Yes. You can either use tc's own packet classification or mark packets with
an iptables/ipchains to route packets through differnt
Paul Sanderson said:
Hi
First off I am new to Linux so please accept apologies for possibly
dumb questions
I cannot connect to outside world after installing drivers - extract
for /var/log/messages below indicates (to me) that modem is working OK.
I have looked through archive and a
ewan said:
#Lan--Internal Firewall--- External firewall -- Internet
|
|
webserver
what purpose does the internal firewall serve? just plug everything
into one firewall and write rules accordingly
There is nothing wrong
Damn reply button (*mutter*)
Simon Brooke said:
I'm sure this issue must have come up before, but I've searched the
archives and haven't found anything...
The issue:
Traditionally different services have been exposed on different ports,
and consequently a perimeter firewall has been
Greg MATTHEWS said:
well i'm luck to get uptimes lasting even one day. the latest problem
which i havent seen before is that the modem started rejecting the
device numbers offered to it by the usb drivers. a device is detected
on the bus and the driver offeres it device 2 and then device
Douglas McCarthy said:
I've found that SuSE 8 supports Speedtouch USB, but can find nothing
too specific about SuSE 7.3.
Can anyone tell me if SuSE 7.3 supports this hardware, in particular,
is it possible to configure the kernel for pppoatm insertion using
Yast2 at install time?
Suse
Mihamina Rakotomandimby said:
Hi ... i totally agree with you about the way you check the connection
status .
I don't want to chip in with two many me too posts but...
You probably want to cycle the hosts you ping incase they go down (it can
happen even to yahoo). I have a preliminary monitor
Hi all,
maybe this is off topic but I'm little bit confused on this n_hdlc
patch ... It's said in ther FAQ and and in a large amount of posted
answers in this ng, that the kernel should be a 2.4.18 or above. If not
it is recommanded to patch it
But I have a basic RH install with a
Patrick C. F. Ernzer said:
Hi,
--On Friday, May 03, 2002 01:51:59 AM +0200 Edouard Gomez
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
Good testing and don't forget to give feedback before the real 1.1.
[...]
another question, the Makefile in doc-linux does not copy the
adsl-conf-pppd anywhere,
GBH said:
I'm having a few problems connecting.
Latest official (non CVS) speedtouch drivers (3-3-2002) on Mandrake
2.4.18-6 on a P166. Was having the problems other people have been
having with the connection dropping on heavy downloads (uhci chipset
problems I assumed) so I've changed it
Edouard,
Could you roll some deb's and I'll submit some rpm's as well. Might as well
have the full set if its a release!
Alex.
Edouard Gomez said:
English Part of the Message
*
The first 1.1 release candidate is out. Please test it very
Charles Joseph Whittington said:
I followed the directions on the howto or install notes, but I keep on
getting a make error. I came across a thread about a year ago that had
a similar problem that said to ignore compiling errors and remove
pppoa3 from the 'ST_COMPILE=modem_run pppoa2
Martin Devera said:
Hi,
I'm happy that HTB gained so much popularity ;) Only
one hint for you - you can completely avoid all these
tc filter add fw ...
You can use only one
tc filter add dev ppp0 parent 1: protocol ip prio 1 handle 1 fw
and set classid directly in iptables like:
Martin Devera said:
Hi,
I'm happy that HTB gained so much popularity ;) Only
one hint for you - you can completely avoid all these
tc filter add fw ...
You can use only one
tc filter add dev ppp0 parent 1: protocol ip prio 1 handle 1 fw
and set classid directly in iptables like:
Charles Sabourdin said:
The answer is there in the log, without authentication you will not get a
correctly configured ppp0 interface.
snip
Apr 15 09:37:16 diane pppd[3328]: Remote message: Authentication
Failed. Apr 15 09:37:16 diane pppd[3328]: CHAP authentication failed
Apr 15 09:37:22
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Tim Woodall wrote:
Been looking at the rp-pppoe code. It was the async stuff I was
thinking of.
Tim,
Is the rp-pppoe code easily hackable into a pppoe that works the same way
as pppoa?
I know some people in the US have pppoe providers and for the moment the
only option
Edouard Gomez said:
Alex Bennee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
If you have a pointer to any usb hotplug resources we may
be able to make the script behave in both modes.
Yeah, basically the SysV script could behave like a hotplug
script. We have just to configure the speedtouch.conf file
Hamish Marson said:
OK.
I'm running...
ce3582cc9c3b967baa0e918f2708075d mgmt.o
I'll add it to the list tonight.
Every now again I have an upload problem, but I'm running an older
version of modem_run.
I upped the timeout limit to 2 seconds in the latest CVS code. It seemed to
help
open source devel company said:
Please forgive my earlier question
I have an error in the earlier phase itself
root@server1 bin]# modem_run -v 1 -m -s -f
/usr/local/bin/mgmt.o
Gotcha, I found your ADSL ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB
modem!
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