I have sshd server & bind-8.lrp on my router. If I start named I cannot connect with
ssh-client to the router: did not receive ident string, connection reset by peer. Is
this a bind configuration problem? Named works ok without sshd & vice versa. The same
thing with telnet.
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Hi Doug
At 20:14 12/02/02 -0800, Doug Sampson wrote:
>...
>I've identified two possibilities for switching these two cards around as
>follows:
>1) rearrange the order in which the NICs are listed in the /etc/modules file.
That would do it and it's probably the quickest, neatest way to do achieve
I have attempted to install sshd, sshkey onto my Dachstein
firewall. However, I am getting the
following errors:
Libz.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
directory.
I am booting from a floppy and have lrpkg.cfg specifying the
modules to load, just as the document
Some basic questions. I finally got all the .lrp files on the disk (took
some tweaking of files not needed) and now I have some other basic
questions. I read through the docs and have found that I need to replace
the kernel with one from the dachstein website, I chose
linux-2.2.19-3-LEAF-normal
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 09:01, Pawel Krasucki wrote:
> I have attempted to install sshd, sshkey onto my Dachstein firewall.
> However, I am getting the following errors:
> Libz.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
>
> I am booting from a floppy and have lrpkg.cfg
Hey Joey,
The kernel is named linux on the floppy, replace that file with the one you
downloaded (you must rename the file you downloaded 'linux' no extension or
quotes).
And in terms of IPSec, you will still be able to get to the internet from
home using your ISP, and also be able to talk t
> Some basic questions. I finally got all the .lrp files on the disk (took
> some tweaking of files not needed) and now I have some other basic
> questions. I read through the docs and have found that I need to replace
> the kernel with one from the dachstein website, I chose
>
> linux-2.2.19-3-
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 09:28, Joey Officer wrote:
> Some basic questions. I finally got all the .lrp files on the disk
> (took some tweaking of files not needed) and now I have some other
> basic questions. I read through the docs and have found that I need
> to replace the kernel with on
Hey Reginald!
I found the easy part was getting the two interfaces to work. The hard part is trying
to get IPChains to be able use both. I think it should be possible, but was hoping
some more knowledgeable souls could give me they're opinion on it before I spend too
much time tinkering wit
Hi, me again!
I have configured my Dachstien CD based router and parts are working
quite fine. My web server can be seen from its dedicated public IP
and from my masq. network.Unfortunately, I cannot ssh into the server
via the public-ip & router. This despite the fact I have enabled the
port
I still needed the DHCPd files (internatl DHCP ofcourse) but I was able to
scrab dhcpclient (atleast on one of the sites) but still needed it on the
other, it's a tight fit, but there is room. Ultimately I think I might just
try to get it working on a floppy, and then create a CD based on the
flo
When you say "I cannot ssh into the server" ... how much time are you giving
it? Do you wait 3 minutes to see if it connects? If not, consider the
possibility that the DMZ server cannot do DNS lookups properly, and you are
experiencing the well-known delays associated with reverse-lookup failures.
PASI RAUHANIEMI wrote:
>
> I have sshd server & bind-8.lrp on my router. If I start named
> I cannot connect with ssh-client to the router: did not receive
> ident string, connection reset by peer. Is this a bind configuration
> problem? Named works ok without sshd & vice versa. The same thing
Hello LEAF List,
I have been keeping up with all of the lists for quite some time and have
been doing a considerable amount of research on the LEAF site, yet I am
either not finding what I am looking for or I am still shamelessly confused.
First, I will detail what I am trying to accomplish then
> I have been keeping up with all of the lists for quite some time and have
> been doing a considerable amount of research on the LEAF site, yet I am
> either not finding what I am looking for or I am still shamelessly confused.
> First, I will detail what I am trying to accomplish then I will att
Eric B Kiser wrote:
>
> Hello LEAF List,
>
> I have been keeping up with all of the lists for quite some time and have
> been doing a considerable amount of research on the LEAF site, yet I am
> either not finding what I am looking for or I am still shamelessly confused.
Eric!
It looks like yo
Garland,
If you're running the ISA cards then it's the plain old ne.o driver that
you need, along with 8390.o. ne2K was for PCI cards, I believe.
If you have the ISA card software that should be a bootable floppy, and
it can help you set the IRQ and IO addresses.
I'm no longer running the ISA
I'm trying again as I haven't heard back from any of you since last night.
Please forgive me if this is annoying to you. I'd like to fix this
port-forwarding issue I'm having right now. Thanks for your patience!
~Doug
On 2/12/02 at 10:46 AM, Julian Church <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to make my Dachstein (floppy) system beep
> whenever a packet gets logged in messages.
>
> I've got beep.lrp installed,
> Can anyone suggest anything?
How about:
#!/bin/sh
tail -f /var/log/messages | grep "Packet"
On 2/13/02 at 4:07 PM, Eric B Kiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Below is the foundation that I need for my project:
>
> 2.4.x kernel
Being experimented with in almost every distribution to some extent...
> iproute2
Standard on all LEAF distros.
> iptables
Part of Linux 2.4.
> ipv4 and ipv
Doug Sampson wrote:
>
> I'm trying again as I haven't heard back from any of you since last night.
> Please forgive me if this is annoying to you. I'd like to fix this
> port-forwarding issue I'm having right now. Thanks for your patience!
>
> ~Doug
Np Doug. Let's see now. I'm not a DF whi
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 23:05, Matt Schalit wrote:
> Doug Sampson wrote:
> > # network.conf
> > # ICMP types to open
> > # Indexed list: "SrcAddr/Mask type [ DestAddr[/DestMask] ]"
> > #EXTERN_ICMP_PORT0="0/0 : 1.1.1.12"
> >
> > ## UDP Services open to outside world
> > # Space seperated
Doug Sampson wrote:
> # TCP services open to outside world
> # Space seperated list: srcip/mask_dstport
> EXTERN_TCP_PORTS="216.70.236.234/29_ssh 0/0_www 0/0_1023 0/0_8080"
>
>
> # Uncomment following for port-forwarded internal services.
> # The following is an example of what should be put here
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