Buna leaf-user,
I am using Bering latest.
Where i can put some scripts to be executed at startup ?
Like, i want to do a network restart, and a pcmcia restart, after
the firewall initialization, or something like that, and as far as i
look, only in rc.boot i can put them, but, i've put
Hi
At 06:42 12.09.2002, you wrote:
A while back, I asked the list how I could get my dhcp server to update my
dns server. I finally felt up to the task tonight so I downloaded a script
written by Michael D. Schleif:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/helices/scripts/dhcp_2_dns.sh
I now have
Dan,
Try putting your script in '/etc/init.d/' and link to it from
'/etc/rc2.d/'
Lenn'
On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 08:28, brosky wrote:
Buna leaf-user,
I am using Bering latest.
Where i can put some scripts to be executed at startup ?
Like, i want to do a network restart, and a pcmcia
Hello,
I'm using LRP Bering 1.0 rc 3. My firewall is connected to internet through
a cable modem.
My cable modem internet provider has to link a static ip address with the
nic mac address... if I have a problem with the nic and must change it, I
must give the new mac address to my cable modem
Blaise,
the mac address is in the Nic, there is no way to change a mac address.
so you can't fix or change the mac address.
hope that this is what you meant.
Lenn'
On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 11:53, Blaise Lab wrote:
Hello,
I'm using LRP Bering 1.0 rc 3. My firewall is connected to internet
Hi,
I'm pretty new to the LEAF community, so this is my first install and first post. My
problem is that I can't access weblet from my internal network.
I will be using Bering to provide a firewall/router to three servers who were
originally unprotected from the internet. So far my test
Depending on the NIC you're using, you can in fact fake an MAC address.
I am not sure how you do this on Bering, just got back from vacation...
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Martin,
look at the shell-script web server config, and change the
'CLIENT_ADDRS= to match your internal subnet or just your win2k box.
Lenn'
On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 12:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm pretty new to the LEAF community, so this is my first install and first post.
My
Thanks Lennard, I have modified the conf file, but i'm still getting the same message.
The sh-httpd.conf file looks like this:
SERVER_NAME=xxx.xxx.74.199
SERVER_ADDR=xxx.xxx.74.199
SERVER_PORT=80
CLIENT_ADDRS=xxx.xxx.74.198
Martin.
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Brad-
When I first put my Bering disk together, I downloaded the latest
version of shorwall.lrp and copied it to the disk. All I did was rename it
and copy it to the floppy. Was there anything else I needed to do? Just a
thought, because I have looked over the Shorewall configuration files
Hi there,
* Lennard de Hoog ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020912 02:31]:
Dan,
Try putting your script in '/etc/init.d/' and link to it from
'/etc/rc2.d/'
Lenn'
The sym links in /etc/rc2.d, etc. are created dynamically
at bootup so any that you'd create will NOT be there the
next time you boot (I
Thank you very much Lenn, I changed the hosts.allow file and it's working beautifuly
now.
Martin.
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Thanks, now works fine.
roberto
On Wed, Sep 11, 2002 at 09:06:01AM +0200, Jacques Nilo wrote:
tc.lrp - patched for HTB support - is provided on the Bering floppy !
It is not activated by default. To do so declare it in the syslinux.cfg file
See:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020912 06:33]:
Why is so hard to put something is startup ?
Hard? Not hard at all! ;)
Like, all i want, i want the PCMCIA to be intialized first, and after
that, the networking.
Yes, this is how I have my Bering laptop install configured.
I
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, JeeBak Kim wrote:
Yes, this is how I have my Bering laptop install configured.
I changed the default:
RCDLINKS=2,S13 3,S13 4,S13 5,S13 6,K87
It is now:
RCDLINKS=S,S13
In what file should i change that ?
Very easy. This'll initialize pcmcia before
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020912 06:52]:
Yes, this is how I have my Bering laptop install configured.
I changed the default:
RCDLINKS=2,S13 3,S13 4,S13 5,S13 6,K87
It is now:
RCDLINKS=S,S13
In what file should i change that ?
Hmm... I'd say since this was in
On Thursday 12 September 2002 03:05 am, Lennard de Hoog wrote:
Blaise,
the mac address is in the Nic, there is no way to change a mac address.
so you can't fix or change the mac address.
Not so -- most drivers allow overriding the manufacture-provided MAC address.
-Tom
--
Tom Eastep\
At 08:23 AM 9/12/02 -0700, Tom Eastep wrote:
On Thursday 12 September 2002 03:05 am, Lennard de Hoog wrote:
Blaise,
the mac address is in the Nic, there is no way to change a mac address.
so you can't fix or change the mac address.
Not so -- most drivers allow overriding the
Ray,
you are right in most of your affirmation.
I had done it ONCE using EigerStein and an 3Com Etherlink
3 ISA (I think...)
The command I used to change the MAC was:
ip link set eth0 address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
You will need to change the FF... to the correct MAC that
you want to fake.
On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 11:47, Stephen Lee wrote:
On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 11:16, Jacques Nilo wrote:
On Wednesday 11 September 2002 15:09, David Shu wrote:
I've just enabled my router/firewall to be serially accessed through a
terminal console and all seems to be working fine till I edit
At 05:30 PM 9/12/02 +0100, Luis.F.Correia wrote:
Ray,
you are right in most of your affirmation.
I had done it ONCE using EigerStein and an 3Com Etherlink
3 ISA (I think...)
The command I used to change the MAC was:
ip link set eth0 address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
You will need to change the FF...
On Thursday 12 September 2002 11:30, Luis.F.Correia wrote:
Ray,
you are right in most of your affirmation.
I had done it ONCE using EigerStein and an 3Com Etherlink
3 ISA (I think...)
The command I used to change the MAC was:
ip link set eth0 address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
You will need to
On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 20:47, Stephen Lee wrote:
On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 11:16, Jacques Nilo wrote:
On Wednesday 11 September 2002 15:09, David Shu wrote:
Hi Jacques,
Firstly thanks for the great work with the berings firewall. Your
documentation is second to none and I've found it
I'll try later today on my Intel Pro100 PCI, just for a sanity check.
-Original Message-
From: Ray Olszewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 6:38 PM
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Subject: RE: [leaf-user] LRP Bering / change nic mac address
At 05:30 PM 9/12/02
On Thursday 12 September 2002 08:27, Matt Walker wrote:
Thanks Lynn,
Yes - ip_masq_portfw is loaded (I guess it's default setup - I didn't
add it, but it shows up when I lsmod). Am I doing anything else
silly?
Hmmm The portfw module shouldn't have been on a default Dachstein
floppy
Just a quick update,
I've tried changing the baud rate to 9600 but it didn't fix the problem. Is
there anyone out there using the serial who is having similar problems
whilst editing files? Basically everything works fine till you edit files
with e3(eg more works great and I can view
Hello, I'm Alexandra Alvarado
I'm new in LEAF, recently I have 2 days installing and configuring
Bering LEAF, I've followed all instruction
of installation guide, but I have some questions, I hope somebody can
help to me:
1) Where I can find snmp.lrp for Bering LEAF?, I've downloaded a couple
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but doesn't he need an
entry in his hosts.allow too?
Sean
On Thursday 12 September 2002 08:27, Matt Walker wrote:
Thanks Lynn,
Yes - ip_masq_portfw is loaded (I guess it's default setup - I didn't
add it, but it shows up when I lsmod). Am I doing
On Thursday 12 September 2002 13:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but doesn't he need an
entry in his hosts.allow too?
Not to port forward, only to access the LEAF router itself.
--
~Lynn Avants
aka Guitarlynn
guitarlynn at users.sourceforge.net
OK - I'm still stuck. Could anyone help me out?
I've got a range of IP addresses
213.107.212.9 (adsl modem)
213.107.212.10 (firewall WAN interface)
213.107.212.11 (incoming email comes to this address)
213.107.212.12 (DMZ - not used yet)
Trying to let incoming mail through to
Greetings,
System: Bering RC-3, Generic 2 interface firewall.
My local ISP (Charter Communications) is having problems with the PUMP
client. On their recommendation, I am converting over to teh DHCLIENT
package instead. I downloaded the DHCLIENT.LRP package from
Good one Lynn,
Yup, that certainly helped if not fixed the situation. Looks like I just
needed a quicker baud.
Really appreciate it
Thanks everyone.
Kind regards,
David
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Harold
Harold Miller wrote the following at 22:57 12.09.2002:
Greetings,
System: Bering RC-3, Generic 2 interface firewall.
My local ISP (Charter Communications) is having problems with the PUMP
client. On their recommendation, I am converting over to teh DHCLIENT
package instead. I
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I've been looking at the 802.11a cards out there and the
corresponding drivers for the Atheros chipset.
Does anyone know of a driver(kernel mod) available for Linux in
general better yet for wdist?
Does anyone know of an 802.11a card with
Le Jeudi 12 Septembre 2002 22:57, Harold Miller a écrit :
Greetings,
System: Bering RC-3, Generic 2 interface firewall.
My local ISP (Charter Communications) is having problems with the PUMP
client. On their recommendation, I am converting over to teh DHCLIENT
package instead. I
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