The standard one oopses right away.
I built one with the fixes found in 2.2.19
I also built one with the fixes found in 2.2.20-pre
These two do not oops but I also cannot get anything through.
This is running on a 486DX4/100, with PCI.
One possibility is that this is a very early PIC implement
> I noticed that my virtual domain in Apache does not get hammered with Code
> Red requests --- only the primary domain, that sits on the root IP address
> of the box. Would it be possible to run Apache such that there was no
root
> domain accessible by a numeric IP address -- only accessible via
> How does it get back 10.1.2.2, if the dnscache is not
> authoritative for it's zone, but rather it just caches
> answers it gets from the net, and it can't ever get
> the correct answer for 10.1.2.2 from the net
>
> These requests lead to dns timeouts and LAN delays.
>
> It's important for w
Charles and all,
I have successfully migrated my EigerStein + extended scripts to DacStein PR4. This
took very
little time and there were no major problems, just a few nits (see below).
I have a local network and a DMZ with a web server. However I am not really testing
the firewall
aspects
> > Dnscache+tinydns can be configured to do exactly what you
> > describe. Bind
> > dnscache to the internal interface of your LRP box and
> > configure your
> > internal hosts to use it as their DNS server. Bind tinydns
> > to localhost
> > (127.0.0.1) on the LRP box and load it with information
Hello All,
I have an Oracle 8 server running behind my masquerading firewall and am having
trouble connecting to it from my MS Access server on the outside.
I have opened up port 1521 that I could find in the "dbstart" files from
oracle, but I think that they might be using something like dyna
You should be on the right path. port 1521 is the default Oracle listener
port. Once you connect to the listener it spawns processes on other ports
to continue the conversation.
With Oracle inside the firewall you need to let 1521 in and then Oracle
starts communication on the other ports that
I am trying to get a Dachstein system up and running. Sadly, two
packages are just a bit shy of what I need: dhclient and the kernel.
I have a slink system (2.0.38 kernel) that I used a year ago to build
dhclient (won't work with my terayon cablemodem with the broadcast
flag set) for lrp 2.9.7 (
Has anyone looked at making this an Oxygen package? I know I've wanted something like
Tripwire in the past, and this looks like it would do the trick...
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~rammer/aide.html
Wyatt
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