I gave myself a headache when I tried to clean up my .profile on my LRP
box today. I'm used to the ll='ls -l' alias from using redhat. I took
out some other aliases I didn't use, and ll stopped working, I'd just
get "ll: not found" when I typed ll at the command prompt.
After some troubleshooti
Hello,
Ok I have been trying to make CIPE work with eigersteinbeta2 I have
tried 3 different cipe lrp packages and juest about every lrp kernel
version 2.2.16 I could get my hands on. Every single one of them throws
errors beyond config issues. I found on the CIPE website a comment about
the
Yeah, I know. How he makes money selling those escapes me. The key lies
in the fact that there is some soft of setup script that runs and asks
questions to help you set it up to your situation (according to the
freesco site).
However, freesco seems rather limited compared to the various LEAF/LRP
Paul,
I did have a (rented) LANcity modem initially ( which, I was told, was which
built by a car stereo company!), but Cox replaced it with a Toshiba modem
after _many_ problems with the LANcity boat anchor. After a few months with
the Toshiba, I bought one and turned theirs back in. I was runn
... And he thinks he's doing himself a service by going to the effort of
getting, configuring and testing, and selling these boxes for fifty
bucks? Man, you gotta be mad to try to make money THAT way!
Regards,
Hilton
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> On Saturday, June 16, 2001 6:30 AM, Hilton Travis
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Hi again,
Never mind -- I got the zip drive to work; I was missing scsi_mod.o, and
now everything is dandy.
Thanks,
Doug
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Hi!
I'm also having what is probably some pretty simple trouble getting
parallel zip support to work with the eigerstein+ide+ipsec from charles'
site. I think this is more solidly in the realm of simple conceptual
issues than anything else.
A recent howto suggests installing scsi.o, sd_mod.o
Hi,
I'm trying to use an ITAPI cdrom with the eigerstein+ide+ipsec kernel from
charles' site and getting some unappy results:
The kernel recognizes the drive, it tells me it's hdb (hda if I make it a
master... I've tried both).
I insmod cdrom.o, ide-cd.o, and isofs.o; ide-cd.o tells me it reco
Sorry for not responding sooner.
I'm not sure how much more info I can provide, but I'll tell you what I
know.
I tried the playing with the 'dhcp-client-identifier' settings to no avail.
Setting it to my hostname caused it to go into an extended retry mode that
eventually timed out.
I also call
Scott,
Which ipmasq modules need to be loaded?
At 09:55 AM 6/16/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Greg:
> Good post. Quick comment:
>
> > Would some of you more experienced network admin review my description
> > of the problem and comment. I believe the answer is forwarding
> > protocols like ipse
> > My concern lies in *not* being able to reliably trace exploits back to
> > their source!
>
> That's just how the internet works. If the hacker isn't source-routing
> their packets, you really have no way of knowing where they came from, as IP
[snip]
pn] As someone previously pointed out in
> OK, so I can modify my outgoing packets to say that I'm coming from
> 192.168.1.23, or some such -- *HOW* can I get the response to those
> packets returned to me at my real address? If I fool you, regarding my
> source address, won't your response also goto 192.168.1.23 ???
There are at least
Ray:
Good point. I agree that it's *far* more likely
that seeing RFC-1918 addresses on your external interface
in a cable-modem setting is a problem with your neighbor's
PC settings than it is a legitimate attack.
What makes me reconsider that caveat in this
case, however, was the
Greg:
Good post. Quick comment:
> Would some of you more experienced network admin review my description
> of the problem and comment. I believe the answer is forwarding
> protocols like ipsec through masquerading are not possible with out a
> tool like ipfwd.
I agree that ipfwd
Michael D. Schleif, 2001-06-16 11:33 -0500
>"Scott C. Best" wrote:
> > The most important detail here is that it was caught
> > on the input chain of your eth0 interface. As long as you don't
> > have the wires mixed up, I'd day unquestionably that these packets
> > came from the outside.
"Scott C. Best" wrote:
>
> mds:
> Huh. These are interesting:
>
> > Jun 15 23:50:55 bluetrout kernel: Packet log: input DENY eth0 PROTO=17
> > 192.168.0.2:137 a.b.c.d:137 L=78 S=0x00 I=1498 F=0x T=107 (#11)
> >
> [snip]
> >
> > Now, the interesting things are these:
> >
> > [1] 192.
hi all
my next question to seawall...
if I want to use the IPIP tunneling function of seawall, I guess I should
have to copy the ipip.o module on my disk and add it to /etc/modules? there
is also a gre.o module, when do I need which of them?
Thanks
greetings
Sandro Minola
Ray Olszewski wrote:
>
> At 10:49 PM 6/15/01 -0700, Scott C. Best wrote:
> >mds:
> > Huh. These are interesting:
> >
> >> Jun 15 23:50:55 bluetrout kernel: Packet log: input DENY eth0 PROTO=17
> >> 192.168.0.2:137 a.b.c.d:137 L=78 S=0x00 I=1498 F=0x T=107 (#11)
> ...
> > Now, the
First, Hi to all the recently displaced (?) LRP list members, glad to
join you over here. Second, sorry about the off topic post, but have a
look at this enterprising lad:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1245384063
Has anyone tried this freesco yet? I am not interested
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At 10:49 PM 6/15/01 -0700, Scott C. Best wrote:
>mds:
> Huh. These are interesting:
>
>> Jun 15 23:50:55 bluetrout kernel: Packet log: input DENY eth0 PROTO=17
>> 192.168.0.2:137 a.b.c.d:137 L=78 S=0x00 I=1498 F=0x T=107 (#11)
...
> Now, the 192.168.x.y is clearly not unique to you
Everyone,
I sent email to the support department of tafficmagnet. If we continue to
have problems from this organization I'll open a support request with SF
requesting that domain be filtered.
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~ Subject: Inappropriate post to maili
I helped a friend put up a LEAF box, ESB2. I have a surfboard cable
modem. He bought a Toshiba model. I had no problems at all, but we
both pulled our hair out with his modem. The final answer was to switch
to the latest version of the dhcpclient.lrp package.
One other problem that I had was
On Saturday, June 16, 2001 6:30 AM, Hilton Travis
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Abso-freaking-lutely. I have already emailed the spammers in
> question
> and mentioned that we (LEAF users) are not going to support
> companies
> that use spam to spread their advertising.
>
> I suggest that
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