expecting static content available via rsync...
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filtering. I'm not familiar enough with the 2.0 stuff
to know for sure, but that could very well be why a proxy-arp based DMZ
isn't as secure. If so, just note that it's an artifical limitation of the
firewall, and not a basic problem with the topology.
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, that's why the dmz-in
and dmz-spoof ipchains are created in this situation...ip's destined for the
local box are routed back through the input rule chain, while packets truly
destined for the DMZ are accepted in the input chain, then filtered in the
forward chain.
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Look's like Mike's ISP is having some problems with their e-mail servers...
Charles
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Subject: pop3 problems
Charles,
My ISP is having major
-loader, compile environment, and the packaging system (the
boot-loader and packaging system *MAY* be fairly intertwined, but not
necessarily).
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server when it comes online, replacing my LRP based 486 machine currently
running my LRP/LEAF site, and a handful of other systems I've got serving up
web content (like the P75 based htdig search engine:
http://search.steinkuehler.net).
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for phpWebSite
1421824 sfmirror - leaf project directory from SF
Now, I just have to figure out how to grab the SF Meta-Data
automatically...probably with perl or something that can do web interfacing
knows about cookies.
Any other chunk of data I'm missing?
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think this level of mirroring is necessary,
or is the project directory, website, and CVS data enough?
Anything else I'm missing?
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with a fairly modern linux install with
apache, php, and mySQL should be able to run a mirror. Holler if anyone
wants details...
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the whole schmegegy?
A lot of setup time...
Once configured, the developer content will rsync quickly, the mySQL data
isn't that large (apx 200K), so will go quickly, and I have no idea about
either CVS backups or extracting the SF meta-data...
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much with notebooks or PCMCIA)...are
you sure linux is talking to your PCMCIA controller properly? Sounds like
interrupts aren't getting routed properly once linux takes over the
hardware...
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some for you...
Sorry if this is way too far OT, and I hope my ramblings haven't put anyone
to sleep. ;-)
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interface if you're designing a custom board...folks with
standard hardware can just use the jumper (or optionally wire the jumper to
a manual switch).
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since they were smaller than the Debian counterparts.
Since the programs work properly, are quite small overall, and smaller than
their stripped Debian cousins, if there is a virus it can't be very large or
complex.
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/packages/IPSec1.3/ipsec.lrp
Or from the various mirror locations. To browse to the old IPSec files,
start at the latest IPSec package page:
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/Packages/ipsec1.91.htm
NOTE: All versions above should contain an identical /usr/bin/tr command.
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on the board? One end should go to pin 30 on
the IDE connector, while the other end goes to pin 62 of the controller
chip, according to the schematic I recieved.
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convoluted, to avoid
accidents) locking process. At this point, the hardware write-protectes
itself, and does not reset without a cold boot, or some other form of manual
intervention (perhaps pressing a reset button or something).
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switch, if you're lucky enough to
have one available on your case of choice).
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tar.gz format, with
a few more meta files for package info).
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to implement, something like this would be quite complex, on the
order of the hardware RAID devices that look like a single large ATA (or
SCSI) disk drive, but interface to multiple physical storage devices.
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environment easier and less intrusive, while hopefully
benifiting from work others are doing, rather than re-inventing the wheel.
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and have comparisons or comments? Should I axe forth as being
too anachronistic, or can people in the 21st century still understand
something so ancient?
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this has any big negatives
(other than the obvious time/effort involved in building the configuration
framework in the first place).
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know if some other disto has already solved this cleanly?
Every character in the
McDonald's theme has a menu item associated with it except Ronald,
what exactly does Ronald represent? hehe
You've got me there...
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level interface
to configuration front-ends...
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:(
I'll be filtering through back e-mails as they come in...I've got about 300
so far (only about 130 LEAF based)...
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OffTopic
I have a variety of problems with the company I work for (not just the delay
(or pretty much *ANY* inted launched
service, web-server or otherwise) should be able to run via SSL using the
wrapper programs provided with OpenSSL.
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, the package path would be traversed to find the
first writable location, which would be used as the default backup path.
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systems
get used in the field).
IIRC, there are various packaging and configuration differneces that may
make a single backup location for Oxygen more appropriate than for Dachstein
(or at least for the current Dachstein packaging scripts)...
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be the packagepath (ie $devlist in /linuxrc).
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no
problems with them. They run standard DEC 21143 chips, as you mention,
behind a DEC PCI-PCI bridge. Simply load the tulip driver, and presto
four ethernet ports!
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Thks. It does it. So final script should be:
Gain: 1,3K :-) + one migration problem resolved ...
How about saving a couple more bytes:
#!/bin/sh
trap 'exit' 0 2 5 15
echo -n
while : ; do
for i in \\ \| / - ; do
echo -e -n \b$i
sleep 1
done
done
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the alternate tack of:
while : ; do
for i in 134 174 057 055 ; do
echo -e -n \b\\$i
sleep 1
done
done
But that's probably even more confusing...
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Ah ! the beauty of shell scripting :-)
Back to original LRP spirit ...
A nice suggestion. I buy it ! (a beer is OK ?)
Sold!
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=}
if [ $BOOT != $CMDLINE ] ; then
BOOT=${BOOT%% *}
else
BOOT=
fi
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no
difference between the generated one and the one on my present
router (cd v1.0.2). Can anyone lend me a hand and find the error?
I'm going nuts now!
I've seen problems of this sort caused by unpaired quotes and improper
end-of-lines (ie DOS CRLF instead of unix LF).
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for current work, 2.0.7 for older,
existing LRP packages, and perhaps uClibc (or newlib, tinylibc, or similar)
for core floppy or boot-strap features.
Anyone know what details have to be dealt with to have multiple c libraries
on the system at the same time?
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machines (I would volunteer), or perhaps with corperate sponsership.
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to know ahead of time exactly which file-system the
files will reside on.
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/etc/purge.d/*` ; do rm $FILE ; done)
/segway
Verify enough space has been made available on file-system...if not,
increase purge-level and repeat...
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tab]*// ) and run it on all the purge-able file lists (for FILE in `sed
$sedcmd /etc/purge.d/*` ; do rm $FILE ; done)
Oops! You also need to delete any files that don't reside on the over-full
partition before the final substitute command...
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as possible).
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or initrd-archive)
- 2.1.x or 2.2.x glibc
- Use of new 2.4.x kernel ramdisk/temp filesystems
- Updated packaging system
???
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Thanks for spotting the problem!
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Looks good! Comments inline...
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For idea on how LEAF should perform on your hardware, an old Pentium 1
with suggested 24Meg's of RAM can saturate a T1 WAN connection running
PCI network
for comment lines in the hostname file).
Other than these changes (all of which are included in the latest stable
busybox), I didn't make any other changes.
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magazine:
http://www.embedded.com/story/OEG20011220S0058
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is aroung
56kb). It should be possible to get this even smaller, as size was not so
importend for this test hack.
I would just like to know, what people think.
How about checking the source into CVS on SourceForge?
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a modern libc from CD or HDD.
I'd prefer to use a standard libc for most runtime applications, if the
overall system size can be kept under control.
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the real root device as root, and running init
when it finishes (init...or linuxrc in this case...should NEVER exit). Most
of this is done automatically by the kernel if you use the initrd
functionality the way it was intended.
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with
mounting the newly created root filesystem and running init like normal...
But I digress: I think my way is the most standard way; what do you
all think? No need to explain the need for INIT=/linuxrc, etc.
You've got my vote.
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...you just don't get much
density. It's also easily possible to hardware write-protect conventional
flash chips...you just don't see this feature often on mass-marketed
devices.
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Everyone,
I apologize for being away for so long. I hope I'm still welcome to
participate in the project.
Of course!
Again, I apologize for being away so long.
Not a problem...just glad to hear from you again.
Welcome back!!!
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on
windows using isolinux and commonly available CD Burner software...
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for many
end-users.
Oh...I almost forgot the biggest reason of all:
3) I have to make a boot floppy anyway, for folks running older systems that
don't boot off a CD-ROM drive.
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runs as a non-root user, which
probably doesn't have permissions to extract the necessary information from
the underlying ipsec binaries.
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as root, or making some of the IPSec binaries setuid is worth being able to
access the status data remotely.
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to configure the package, and
files the package generates automatically. There could even be other
flavors. Things that come immediately to mind include: dhcpd dhclient
lease files, and indexed data-base files (like for e-mail user lists, alias
files, and similar).
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/ is web-server dependant, and has nothing to do
with your web-browser...I think handling of this is configurable in apache
somehow...
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with the config
files. If, however, you want to intelligently backup just the local
configuration of ssh, you need to know that there are more files than just
the ones in sshd.conf to backup.
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package.version
file...one of many minor issues to work around in the new grand (or
not-so-grand) scheme).
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ARchiver...you don't want to read your entire tape if you're just restoring
a 2K file found at the beginning...
It's looking like the -O option to tar (and supported by busybox) is going
to start being very handy...
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was thinking:
tar -xfO package.leaf package.tgz | gunzip | tar -x
I'd prefer not to keep duplicates of the internal tgz file around, for
systems low on space.
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?
The mkisofs command I use is in the readme file on the CD. Looks like I'm
running V1.13:
debian:~# mkisofs --version
mkisofs 1.13 (i586-pc-linux-gnu)
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of lrpkg -l is easier to read and more accurate...
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ramdisk would be something
like boot.img, and should not have to change unless you need to change boot
methods (ie add new hardware support for a HDD, CD, or similar).
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on this initrd thing...
Sorry...shorthand for root device equals anything EXECPT /dev/ram0, so
linuxrc will run with an unpatched kernel (see main.c in kernel source for
the tests the kerenl does to decide if it should run linuxrc or not).
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If I understand right, the steps are:
1. Create and compile a kernel of your choice.
2. Create a Minix file system and populate it with the contents of
root.lrp
3. Compress the Minix filesystem with gzip and put on disk as
initrd.gz
4. Modify linuxrc to run /sbin/init at the
relates more to certificate chains and webs of
trust...things that I'd really rather avoid entirely. A simple signature
check is the initial goal, since I'd still like a working system to fit on a
floppy.
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++ an
LRP package?
I just grabbed David's libdb package and added it to the CD.
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useless for the bulk of existing 2.0 glibc installs. At
the same time, I'd like to see some sort of versioning or dependancies built
into the packaging system, so it's at least possible to identify the
libraries a particular package requires to run properly.
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and cpu/memory friendly de-compression.
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root version, and set to 4.0.1
Updated README re: /dev/cdrom changes
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*)
CDDEV=${file#/proc/*/}
CDDEV=${CDDEV%/media}
[ $CDDEV = scsi ] CDDEV=scd0
break 2
;;
esac
done $file
done
[ -n $CDDEV ] ln -sf /dev/$CDDEV /dev/cdrom
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, because it's broken), you don't need to
migrate to the new kernel.
NOTE: The older kernel directories have been removed...the contents are
still available as tar.gz files, if needed.
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favorite netgear cards have a PLCC socket for the boot-rom :(
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of the openwall patch to ow4, neither of which should cause too
much trouble (I hope).
This is the easiest thing for me to do, and sounds like it will help you
out, as well.
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of valid reasons to run a journaling filesystem on a
thin server, and I do use my disto's for more than just firewalls, but for a
router, JFFS is probably more important than something like reiserfs or
ext3.
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just left them out...use the ones from the normal kernel
tree or D Becker, which are included.
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to make a floppy release version...much less
get the website current sigh
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I burned a new copy (this time on a pocket CD-R) and then it booted
Linux, but now it says something about I/O error: end of media on
02:00 several times, then it says something about 03:00 (including
unrecognized CD format or something).
What am I missing? The CDs are burned with
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) are especially beginning to
spoil me...I go back to using ash/ae on some old systems I haven't upgraded
yet, and I wonder how I ever managed.
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using certificates
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you're trying to do?
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Looks like the user-space tools are setup to require 64-bit file support,
which isn't in the debian c libraries :(
I can't tell if there's a quick-fix or not...
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text, but would like to begin using
DocBook, like the linux HOWTO's. Either format is fine...just stay away
from MS-Word format or similar. Doc-Book is nice, because it can convert to
HTML, PDF, Text, c, I've just never come up to speed on working with it...
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as to override
the shell builtin:
/usr/bin/help package
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been playing with the floppies). Typically
15-30 second boot times from power on, depending on CPU and CD-ROM speed.
On some of my systems, the OS boot goes faster than the BIOS checks...
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re-orginization:
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/files/kernels/zoneinfo/
http://lrp1.steinkuehler.net/files/kernels/zoneinfo/
http://lrp2.steinkuehler.net/files/kernels/zoneinfo/
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versions, but it would probably work.
Given one of these files, how do you find out what's in it and what
timezone it's for?
How do these files interact with the aged method of using the
environment variable TZ (such as TZ=CST6CDT)?
??? Time to browse source code :-/
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gates around for my day-job).
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by default
Migrated /etc/ssh/ssh_config to ssh.lrp from sshd.lrp
Added /var/lib/lrpkg/sshd.local
Added /var/lib/lrpkg/ssh.local
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/dnscache.help,
then it would print that. It's clobbered now, somehow, and requesting
help dnscache just prints out busybox usage.
Busybox, or the bash shell help usage? Bash has a built-in help command, so
to use the LRP help, you have to use the complete path...
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is unnecessary if you don't care whether or not your host
key changes...just make new keys and backup if you don't need/want to keep
your old hostkey.
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