Now, this is me responding without doing any sort of reading on Echowall, but here
goes anyway. I'm currently using Oxygen with Seawall, and it seems to have what I
need it to: port-forwarding to internal servers, DMZ and some sort of VPN support
(although I need to figure it out and start).
Heya sport fans. Sorry for the delay...took a
few days off grieving the loss of my first floppy. :)
Echowall is now rev'd to 1.40, and the old
problems with 1.33's use of "cut" has been fixed.
It also fixes the problem of killing off all copies
(and not just one) of "ipfwd" in th
> As I indicated previously, /etc/profile is where your users' environment
> variable $HOSTNAME originates during the login process. It is only
> coincidental that Charles used $HOSTNAME in network.conf. Notice,
> multicron-* never sources /etc/network.conf, which means that it has
> *no* idea w
Another way to find out your fully qualified domain name (fqdn)is to send
yourself a email and look in the full header of the email. In there you
will find one or more fqdn's that you can use. That's how I found mine.
Good Luck.
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Stewart Adey wrote:
>
> I'm on optus@home Australia, and in outlook express i access the pop3 server
> with "mail". I need to access the server from the computer that's directly
> connected to the internet, but now that i'm using a router, (dachstein) how
> do i access it now?
You need to cont
I'm on optus@home Australia, and in outlook express i access the pop3 server
with "mail". I need to access the server from the computer that's directly
connected to the internet, but now that i'm using a router, (dachstein) how
do i access it now?
_
Does anyone have a 2.4.* kernel for Dachstein(Thanks Charles) with IPsec and
IPtables built in ???
I have been testing Andrew Hoying's 2.4.5 and it's great(Thanks dude) but I
need FreeSwan built in.
I have tried to compile 2.4.5 on a debian slink box but I have an issue with
it's old version gcc.
Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
>
> is the difference between EXTERN_TCP_PORTS and EXTERN_TCP_PORT[0-9]{1,}
> that it's more pleasing to the eye to look at
>
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT0="0/0 ssh"
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT1="0/0 www"
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT2="0/0 smtp"
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT3="0/0
Paul Rimmer wrote:
>
[ snip ]
> It's funny that $HOME shows as /root but whoami doesn't return "root".
> Also, all of the lrp.conf environment variables appear to be visible but not
> the ones from network.conf (where $HOSTNAME is defined).
[ snip ]
As I indicated previously, /etc/profile is
Just personal preference.
> is the difference between EXTERN_TCP_PORTS and
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT[0-9]{1,}
> that it's more pleasing to the eye to look at
>
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT0="0/0 ssh"
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT1="0/0 www"
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT2="0/0 smtp"
> EXTERN_TCP_PORT3="0/0 6346"
>
the linux kernel is written in C, but is programmed somewhat object
orientedly. there have been discussions to switch to C++, but nobody
was too serious. there are some good reasons not to switch. not the
least of which is ALOT would have to change.
support scripts are generally written in she
Here is another newbie question:
What language is LEAF/LRP and it's assorted packages written in? Is C/C++ the
standard language for Linux?
Thanks to all!!
Sincerely,
Justin Pease
N u a n c e N i n e
Web Usability, Development and Design
www.nuance9.com
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> > Is there a command equivalent to "env" to check all
> > available environment variables?
>
> env may be available as part of recent busybox versions; I know there
> was a patch for it. Also, ash should give you a report with the 'set'
> command:
>
> # set
>
> Hope this helps!
Thanks for the
> You can try to figure it out or just code the
> thing to work, like this:
>
> LEAFHOSTNAME=`cat /etc/hostname`
I've gone back to just using $(hostname) vs $HOSTNAME. Works OK, just have
to replace the few occurences in multicron-p.
> and just use that. If you want to figure
> it out, write a
matt, this was on:
http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net/dox/mirrors/LRP_Disc_HowTo.html
truly, one of the most well written documents i've come across. the
author did a _fantastic_ job outlining how to use high capacity floppy
disks.
the errors don't detract from it (one is a typo, the other is a brok
hi shane,
begin Shane Veness <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am very new to LRP and have downloaded the latest Dachstein floppy
> release. I am trying to get to
> my internal web server from outside the network using port forwarding but am
> having no success. I have
> read through some of the mailing l
LEAF/LRP Team;
Thanks for a great piece of work!
I have successfully implemented LEAF using Dachstein Linux version
2.2.19-3-LEAF. It took me about two days, I'm pretty new at Linux and did a
lot of reading of the FAQ, etc., before I actually dove in and built the
disk. I was able to get this
Hi,
I have a DCD 1.02 router running just perfect!!
I needed to add aditional routes.
So far I managed to get them working adding the following
statement on network.con in the if_up() function just prior to
return 0 (My router is 192.168.1.250)
ip route add 192.168.2/24 via 192.168.1.254
Much deleted...
> > Believe it or not I learned most of what I know about *nix from
> > administering a group of
> > SGI Indigo and Indigo2's on a Pro/e Cad system. I was able to connect
> > the engineering
> > net to the company PC net and share printers and set up email when the
> > IS dept co
Everything in your settings looks good, you
have the port open and the forward line in place. I have not used the #
INTERN_SERVERS or the INTERN_WWW_SERVER since my web services are redirected on
Port 81. I am using the settings a little further down in the scripts. Make sure
that you start
I am very new to LRP
and have downloaded the latest Dachstein floppy release. I am trying to get
tomy
internal web server from outside the network using port forwarding but am having
no success. I have read through some of the mailing list, but
this confuses me more.
The firewall is
runni
Hi Pete,
I have here a similar configuration running
A Eigerstein firewall and a fileserver running Suse 6.3
I pick up my mails from external pop3 servers using fetchmail and
deliver it direct to local mail files on the fileserver using procmail.
On the fileserver also sendmail is running as loc
On Friday 04 January 2002 23:48, you wrote:
> Thanks for putting that up. Any reason why
> the first couple of paragraphs have strange
> word
> wrap so that a lot of lines look like the above?
My html line breaks aren't taking properly and with all the devel and
personal work in the last month,
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