Hey heyhey anyone tried this software out? Its just outstanding. Been
messin with it for a month now and just blows me away. Very nice but big
(its no LRP)it installs on hard drive. Let me know if any of you guys
have ever tried it.
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Well folks,
After Mike Sensney's suggestion and talking to Mike Noyes and Charles I
decided to get the domain name leaf-project.org. Kind of project
branding as the marketing guy I used to sit next to would say.
Currently live are
leaf-project.org -> leaf.sourceforge.net
www.leaf-project.o
On Monday 25 February 2002 00:14, Alec Miller wrote:
> I don't quite understand it myself. I was downloading some MP3's and
> within an hour of using it I find that I had people downloading those
> same MP3's from me. I thought you needed to open ports and point the
> forwarding rules to your des
On Sunday 24 February 2002 22:28, HENRY PSENICKA wrote:
> I have been experimenting with Bering as a wireless gateway platform,
> and have finally had some success getting the wireless interfaces to
> work. (Thanks Jacques for building a 2.4.16 variant of LEAF!)
Cool, let us know how this works
I don't quite understand it myself. I was downloading some MP3's and within
an hour of using it I find that I had people downloading those same MP3's
from me. I thought you needed to open ports and point the forwarding rules
to your desktop. So I am not sure how it was able to allow other users
Hi,
I recently saw a discussion about ntp so I am sorry if I am repeating
a question. I didn't pay attention then as I had other fish to fry.
I am using DS cd 1.02 and I want to set up a ntp server for private
use. I thought about putting it on the firewall but decided to put it
on the web se
This seems like such a basic question I am almost embarrased to ask but
I have reached the point of frustration.
I have been experimenting with Bering as a wireless gateway platform, and
have finally had some success getting the wireless interfaces to work.
(Thanks Jacques for building a 2.4.
if you find a way to "safely" use it let me know. Both of my daughters
use it and I am a bit worried after reading what can happen, ie; ppl have
the ability to connect to your hard drive and go from there.
Other than that, they both can connect to it ok, and I am using Dachstein
CD v1.0.2
On Su
Anyone know if it's possible to set up a firewall (Dachstein) to safely use
Morpheus? Do I need to open a port or something? I searched around on the
web & suprisingly didn't find much.
Chris
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guitarlynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If what everyone else suggested isn't what you want,
> use the internal ip address of the webserver instead
> of the external number.
Thank you. That sparked an idea which I think will be a reasonable
compromise for my needs. What I just did was to add a
Hi
That did the trick!
Thanks, Robert
> > I have been using DS cd 1.02 since it came out and I have had no
>problems. Today I endeavored to put in a webserver on a private DMZ. It is
>obvious that I am now exceeding my knowledge of this subject. My private net
>still works but I can't get the
You will need to include http in /etc/seawall/apps.
-Tom
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
> Reginald R. Richardson
> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 1:14 AM
> To: __Leaf
> Subject: [Leaf-user] Seawall and EZ-IPUPDATE
>
>
> Hello
Rick is alive and kicking in Rhode Island, just taking an extended computer
holiday, mountain biking, etc. Getting his head straight, etc., after some
probably grueling PC work.
I expect we'll see him back sometime in the not too distant future. And yes,
c0wz.com went down due to @Home's port blo
If what everyone else suggested isn't what you want,
use the internal ip address of the webserver instead
of the external number. As Sandro said, the ip spoofing
rules in the firewall prevent you from accessing your
internal network from the internet if you are behind the
firewall itself.
Person
Thank you, Sandro and David.
I'm not sure that David's suggestion of running an internal DNS server
would help. That is, it looks like the complex.wox.org name helps in
his case, but I have no such name to put in my external web page to use
as a link to my home network. Instead, I edit the exte
Hi Frank, Hi all
> However, I have a web page hosted on an external site that has a
> link to my internal web server via my firewall's external IP. From
> a machine outside my network, that link works fine, reaching my
> internal web server. However, if I connect to the external web page
> from
Am Sonntag, 24. Februar 2002 10:14 schrieb Reginald R. Richardson:
> Hello all,
>
> I was buy testing SeaWall firewall on DCD 1.02, seems like seawall
> is a nice little package..bigups to the author...
>
> For some reason, which i don't know, maybe need to open a port or
> so, but my probelem is
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, IMRAN Khalid wrote:
> Hi :
> I am interested in working on embedded Linux and contribute to the on going
> development. I am a new user of Linux
http://www.linuxdevices.com/
http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT7195278788.html
[leaf-devel]
I would say that a background
Hello all,
I was buy testing SeaWall firewall on DCD 1.02, seems like seawall is a nice little
package..bigups to the author...
For some reason, which i don't know, maybe need to open a port or so, but my probelem
is that, when ez-ipudate try to do an update, every so often, it's failing, when
due to the one-way nature of the ipforwarding rules, you cannot take
advantage of the portforwarding your firewall does... i.e. htting
http://external.ip: will not show you what you see when you go to
http://192.168.1.10: ... to test your firewall rules, you need a net
connection that isn'
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