Hi all,
Anybody knows how much can cost ICSA certification for firewalls? We might
be interested in certifying a Leaf based firewall and need a gross estimate
of the money needed :)
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
First of all, we have used gcc 3.2.3 and glibc 2.3.2, superfreeswan 1.99.8
on a Gentoo 1.4 system.
We have downloaded a vanilla 2.4.24 kernel, applied the patches and
compiled. This is the error we get:
*
types -Wno-trigraphs -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-common
-fomit-frame-poi
Hi all,
We are completelly stuck in this task. We are trying to get NAT Traversal
(or superfreesawn) on newer kernels (after 2.4.20) without any luck, as it
gives an error during compilation.
Anybody has been able to achieve this? Could you please provide any detais
(distribution, gcc ve
Hi Mike,
As you already know, I'm in orkut too.
My login is jnebrera and my profile is:
http://www.orkut.com/Profile.aspx?uid=12085433433047191455
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Hi all,
We are tryibg to compile a more recent kernel (say 2.4.22 or afterwards)
with support for both FreeSWAN AND grsecurity without luck.
At this moment we are using stock 2.4.22 kernel with the last 1.99 FreeSwan
available and 1.9.13 grsecurity, but no way, we cant get it to compile u
Hi Mike and others:
> Our domain will expire in Feb. I was wondering how we should handle
> renewal. Steven paid for our first two years.
>
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Hi,
> Do you have a link for that exploit?
After some "mind flash back" searching in all the places were I usually
surf, I finally found it :))
You can see the announcement in spanish in:
http://barrapunto.com/article.pl?sid=03/06/13/2018205&mode=thread
They give a link from debian i
Hi all,
Some time ago we suffered a DOS attack based on a known bug in 2.4.20 kernel
(something related to ARP tables). Thishas been solved in 2.4.21 but seems
nobody has a Bering system with such a kernel.
I recall Jaques had some problems with the IDE module. Any success? Anybody
is us
Hi Mohan and others,
> Can I have comments on this doc please? I could have written qos-htb but
> would have duplicated Juan Prieto's effort. Ideally this should be
> followed by the qos-htb doc. Excuse blunders if any. Would be happy to
> learn where I've gone wrong or made mistakes.
Sorry f
Hi Mike and others:
> Original Spanish
> http://www.eneotecnologia.com/proyectos_lince.html
> http://www.eneotecnologia.com/proyectos_lince_detalles.html
>
> Translated English
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=909&page_id=35
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/mod.php?mod=userpa
Hi all,
Following the "Template system" -> "Config system" etc, has anybody seen
this project (http://www.fwbuilder.org/index.html) for the GUI and config?
Regards.
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c). For private extensions, such
approval is not needed.
This kind of consensus is only needed when using the template system. You
can still use the old way without too much trouble.
BTW, a couple of links discussing the E-Smith system:
http://www.e-smith.org/docs/papers/perl-article.html
h
much appreciated side effect of the system. Once
templates work, very few typos get in the way :)
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Hi all,
I have been following the discussion about the need for a "graphical" system
to configure LEAF systems. As it has been already commented, one of the
daunting tasks is to be able to work through the easy system and keep the
power of direct editing.
We faced that question some time
0 Bering systems.
So please, if you have any clue with CBQ or HTB I am all ears :)) In the
meantime I'm going to investigate in the sites you recommended.
BTW, a stupid doubt. When you do NAT, for upload QoS the rules are related
to the private IP's or the public IP?
Thanks in adva
olent" as will react faster to maybe small
transfer (like a simple HTTP). Is this convinient? Is it desirable? How is it
done?
Thanks in advance.
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ot at all, I believe many users of this list will find this project
interesting, starting from myself :)
Regards
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are you plann
fit inside a pretty box? The
manufacturer of such a box is offering that circuit but is based on Amtel,
and for what I see that might be problematic.
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l and internet access. Can this be
achieved?
Thanks in advance.
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Learn to use your power at OSDN's High Performance Co
, but in a different project (thin
client booting from remote server) they use NBD.
You can find the rticle in:
http://trieste.linux.it/documenti/ThinClient.html#SECTION00032000
And the project site in:
http://nbd.sourceforge.net
Hope it helps
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Hi all,
Has anybody achieved to install and make it work the excelent aplication
Dansguardian (www.dansguardian.org) under Bering or any other LEAF branch?
Any help would be really appreciated.
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enough to require some help) or to install LINCE from
the CD (right now just standard bering plus a few LRP packages). In the CD
you have all lrp packages from Jacques Nilo's place.
We will keep you informed. Regards.
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rack enclosure? What happens if you have found some great piece of hardware
but doesnt come with such a buttom?
I'm not saying this is a bad idea. Probably it gives you the best security,
but well, wont be a requisite in our development effort.
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e dont know what will be easier, going upwards
with Bering (that we are used to) or trying to get a hand into WISP (that we
are novels). But yes, I think this is a good point, we will play a bit with
WISP too :))
Thanks for the advice.
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t makes even root "a
normal user" is more desirable. But heck, this is an opinion and I have seen
you spent a lot of time with that in the past and dont want to restart it :))
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I'll give them a look, but remember I'm not english native.
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the future.
Thanks to all. Please, feel free to test it and report anything, but
remember we will be out for a week (I'm leaving on monday, my friend has just
left :'(
Regards and hope you like/enjoy/help it :)
BTW.- Is this a Devel topic or should I do it in Users list?
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now.
We are going to take a week holliday break. We will contact you with all
our work as soon as we return.
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