Jacques Nilo wrote:
>
> I hope those guys at http://www.openssh.org are not going to update
> their version every other day :-)
> But well this time, you got the latest one pretty quickly...
> As usual check:
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo
>
> Older version still available at
> http:/
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Julian Church wrote:
> 1. What is the LEAF (I generally use Eigerstein) shell script language
> called - is it just "sh"?
> 2. Can anyone recommend resources to get me started? Online resources are
> good, textbooks are better, and I find I tend to get on with O'Reilly books
> quite well.
http:
> Just to be sure Do I have to replace root.lrp or LINUX on my boot
> floppy or are they the same as before?
> Thanks Robert
If you're booting off floppy, you will need to update root.lrp to get the
changes made to busybox and POSIXness. In general, you can look at the
modification time on b
From: "Charles Steinkuehler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> What mods (if any) were made when compiling these? When I compiled
2.9.9p2
> it didn't link to libz dynamically...is this something you changed, or
> something on my system that's different than yours?
>
1/ you have to make sure zlib is compile
Just to be sure Do I have to replace root.lrp or LINUX on my boot
floppy or are they the same as before?
Thanks Robert
> > How did I miss your announcement for RC4 ???
>>
>> Does everybody else know that RC4 was released on 7Nov ???
>
>Um...because I think I forgot to make one.
>
>
>
>Ann
> I hope those guys at http://www.openssh.org are not going to update
> their version every other day :-)
> But well this time, you got the latest one pretty quickly...
> As usual check:
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo
Very cool...
What mods (if any) were made when compiling these? Wh
I hope those guys at http://www.openssh.org are not going to update
their version every other day :-)
But well this time, you got the latest one pretty quickly...
As usual check:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo
Older version still available at
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/packa
> 4. mount the floppy and add the files pkgpath.cfg and lrpkg.cfg to the
> floppy
>
> --my pkgpath.cfg contents--
> /dev/fd0:msdos
You probably want to keep the CD-ROM in the package path, or strange things
could happen (ie you load packages with configuration info, but no
binaries). Also, the b
Thanks for everyone's help. Since I now got it working I though I should
share exactly what I did:
1. get and burn latest iso image
2. boot routerbox with cd, make sure a blank msdos formatted floppy is in
the drive.
3. rtfm and set everything up and backup as usual (generic step, I know)
4. mou
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
>
> > How did I miss your announcement for RC4 ???
> >
> > Does everybody else know that RC4 was released on 7Nov ???
>
> Um...because I think I forgot to make one.
>
>
>
> Announcing the availability of Dachstein-CD release candidate 4 (rc4)
This file is corrupt
If you're looking for *very* simple setup (create a boot floppy with a
Windows-based wizard) try coyotelinux.com. I plan to "graduate" to
Eigerstein when I need more flexibility, but Coyote is insanely easy to
setup.
> I have never been so excited about software then LRP. I`ve tried
> numerous r
> everything works great, i can add a new service to be monitored by
simply
> adding a symbol link in /service to the directory where my ./run file
is
> included...
>
> however i cannot backup any new symbolic links that i create to run
the
> services.
>
> a look at the daemontl.list shows:
>
> [s
I missed the part about the 2.0 kernel...I don't know if that complicates
things or not. With 2.2 and ipchains, it doesn't matter if you've got one
PPP interface or a thousand, if they're all assigned IP's encompased in a
single network specification, it's one ipchain rule to masquerade them.
Ass
On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Jim Van Eeckhoutte wrote:
> I have never been so excited about software then LRP. I`ve tried
> numerous releases but couldn't quite get it to work right. I have 2
> Trendware nics (rtl8139).
> I need a simple image to start with. I want to replace netgear router.
> I connect t
Oh, and Dave was using a 2.0.x box, so I would guess ipchains would not
be an option - I don't know if this matters or not in terms of the
forwarding rules.
- Jon
Jonathan French wrote:
>
> Hi Charles,
>
> Um, my mindset was probably the old "if you have a hammer, every problem
> looks
Hi Charles,
Um, my mindset was probably the old "if you have a hammer, every problem
looks like a nail" situation. I have always required a proxy-arp
situation, so I hadn't considered separate ppp "hosts". So you can drop
the : (lets client specify) and proxyarp, and just get
a ppp interface,
Hi Stephen
At 11:17 09/11/01 -0500, Stephen More wrote:
>According to the Guide "Developing for LRP":
>
>"The easiest way to write programs to work under LRP is to use Debian 2.1
>(Slink)."
>
>I can't seem to find slink or version 2.1 at:
>ftp://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/dists/
>
>
>Can someone te
i am using J.Nilo's package with LRP 2.9.8.
everything works great, i can add a new service to be monitored by simply
adding a symbol link in /service to the directory where my ./run file is
included...
however i cannot backup any new symbolic links that i create to run the
services.
a look at
> How did I miss your announcement for RC4 ???
>
> Does everybody else know that RC4 was released on 7Nov ???
Um...because I think I forgot to make one.
Announcing the availability of Dachstein-CD release candidate 4 (rc4)
This version is getting very close to finished...enough so that I am n
According to the Guide "Developing for LRP":
"The easiest way to write programs to work under LRP is to use Debian 2.1
(Slink)."
I can't seem to find slink or version 2.1 at:
ftp://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/dists/
Can someone tell me where I can get this older version of debian from (I
would pr
Charles, et al.
How did I miss your announcement for RC4 ???
Does everybody else know that RC4 was released on 7Nov ???
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> > I have updated openssh packages to their latest 2.9.9p2 version.
> > They are compiled statically against openssl-0.9.6b and dynamically
> > against zlib-1.1.3
> > See:
> > http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo
>
> Excellent!
>
> Charles, is this that version that you are adding to Dachstein
I know this is only just on topic, but I've been dabbling in a bit of shell
scripting lately on my LEAF (Eigerstein) machine, and find it quite
interesting. I find I can mangle scripts others have written to customise
how they work a bit, but I can also see there's a lot more going on than I
u
Ah yes David, firstly VK is Australia, I can't for the life of me remember
what Canada's prefix is, its been so long since I actually talked on HF. It
is close to VK I do remember that though.
Anyway I found this out today, the fact I have to recompile ppp to do this,
M$ use encrypted passwords o
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