HI Kevin,
I am just about out of ideas. If Charles says the email is broken on
E2B I believe him. As I remember I could never get it to work on
that system either. The advice about upgrading sounds like the way
to go. By the way you don't need to be able to boot from the cdrom
to be able to
Doug O'Halloran wrote:
>
> When you say 'everything appears to work', what do you mean?
>
> Does dmesg or tailing /var/log/messages say anything about your card?
> Anything like: "Damn... Adapter won't start!" <- from latest sdladrv.c
>
> When it was working under LRP 2.9.8, were you loading
Eddie,
When you say 'everything appears to work', what do you mean?
Does dmesg or tailing /var/log/messages say anything about your card?
Anything like: "Damn... Adapter won't start!" <- from latest sdladrv.c
When it was working under LRP 2.9.8, were you loading a wanpipe.lrp in
syslinux.cfg?
I have seen these messages in three instances. The third may solve your
problem.
1.) Software issues. The first occurrence is when you have not properly
configured the dhcp client software correctly. I was a lazy butt and
put my system identification information--in your case the
"cr504xxx-a"-
I need mail settings for the
new @rogers.com email server.
What are you guys changing you email settings
to. The instructions are telling me to use "pop" and "smtp" but I can't
connect. Is there a fqdm?
Thanks
Jason Low
Any luck on this?
I've spent much of the last two days trying to get this to work --
without success ;<
As Eddie said, everything appears to work, except there is *no*
interface . . .
Eddie Wilson wrote:
>
> Has anyone configured Dachstein-CD to use a wanpipe card?
>
> I started with LRP 2.9
This is from my /etc/network.conf, maybe this will help troubleshoot. Again,
I do not have an /etc/POSIXness.conf file.
Running E2B with PPPoP from Ken H, 2.2.16 Kernel, 2 floppy boot.
Thanks for any help, my box does not support CDRom boot to migrate to the
new version.
[SNIP]
> Myself, I just use the sourceforge search engine these days.
> Matthew
pn] Thanks, I didn't even know about this search engine. :/
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> still no luck on e-mailing the logs. No error report this morning via
> weblet, however when I issue the mail script from the putty console, I
still
> get unknown hostname after changing the dns name to the actual server IP
in
> lrp.conf.
This is likely one of two potential problems. Either yo
KP Kirchdörfer wrote:
> I know Etienne Charlier did something similar - but this one is based on
> busybox loadkmap, which is part of Dachstein (and maybe Oxygen)
It's part of the oxygen-090601 development version.
Not sure about earlier ones, like the May-2001 release.
hub:/root # busybox
> I'm running dachstein CD booted from a floppy. I've added the dns flood
fix
> for port 53 spewage. The dns_floods file resides in /etc. Will a partial
> backup cover the addition of this file or do I have to change etc.lrp to a
> full backup from its current partial setting?
A partial etc ba
Peter Nosko wrote:
>
> --- Matt Schalit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Peter, I don't know about you, but I've been getting nowhere
> > with geocrawler searches.
> pn] Can we/how do we get this fixed? I tried Geocrawler for the LRP (linux-router)
> list, and it works just fine.
Are you sure i
Kim Oppalfens wrote:
>
> On Sat, 24 Nov 2001 17:39:02 -0800, Matt Schalit wrote:
> >Kim Oppalfens wrote:
> Ok I will try that out, thanks very much.
> Does the clients behind the firewall have to be in the hosts file??
>
> Kim
Not mandatory. If you put them there, then you'll be able
to access
You'll find a new keyboard.lrp, which is an extension of Jacques Nilo's
keybfr.lrp at
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/
It adds support for german, spanish and finnish keyboard layouts. And as
default us-keyboard layout.
I know Etienne Charlier did something similar - but this one is b
Paul:
Heya. Keep in mind that every port-forwarding rule
requires an associated rule which opens the hole in the
firewall in the first place. So you'll need a rule which
looks something like:
ipchains -A input -s 0/0 -d 123.234.123.234/32 80 -p tcp -j ACCEPT
Note that this rule
David:
Heya. You need to use the "ipfwd" utility to forward
arbitrary IP protocols, like the ones associated with VPN'ing.
I'm pretty sure it's still included by default on the Dachstein
images. You can peek in the IPSEC portion of the echowall.rules
file in the echowall.lrp package for e
Scott:
Heya. Sorry for the late reply; I hadn't yet seen
one to your post, so I thought I'd chime in:
> Is there a way to prevent logging of certain events? Someone on my subnet
> is requesting DHCP packets constantly and it's filling up my logs quickly.
> Is it possible to still deny th
Paul Rimmer wrote:
>
> Thank mds, I changed the MAIL_DOMAIN in posixness.conf to match the one I
> get inside the dhcp lease:
>
> option domain-name "cg.shawcable.net";
>
> After a reboot, mailing works like a charm. Should this DHCP option
> domain-name be used by Dahcstein to set its doma
Thank mds, I changed the MAIL_DOMAIN in posixness.conf to match the one I
get inside the dhcp lease:
option domain-name "cg.shawcable.net";
After a reboot, mailing works like a charm. Should this DHCP option
domain-name be used by Dahcstein to set its domain (in
posixnes.conf:MAIL_DOMAIN and
still no luck on e-mailing the logs. No error report this morning via
weblet, however when I issue the mail script from the putty console, I still
get unknown hostname after changing the dns name to the actual server IP in
lrp.conf.
ping works from the putty console to dns mail server and ip addr
Brock Nanson wrote:
> After watching this thread, I thought I'd give it a try too.
>
>
>
> Why it worked the first time after boot is beyond me... I'm using Eiger if
> that's informational.
As I recall, Eiger has difficulties with the mail script. It needs to get
patched. There are instruc
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