> Well, it actually isn't a web server, it is a voice comms server
(teamspeak
> 2) and ssh/sftp.
>
> It is getting an address from the DHCP server on my Bering box. The
names
> are going to come from the DNS server running on the Bering box
(tinydns,
> getting its data from the dhcp server by way
Well, it actually isn't a web server, it is a voice comms server (teamspeak
2) and ssh/sftp.
It is getting an address from the DHCP server on my Bering box. The names
are going to come from the DNS server running on the Bering box (tinydns,
getting its data from the dhcp server by way of dhcp_2_
Dear sir
My boot disk has lpd.lrp and p9100.lrp. I can't print job with command
lpr, it show "printer off line". Until kill process p9100 it work. I need
to use together 2 daemon
Hope to hearing from you.
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Simple add your
Do you hav a web server that is getting IP from DHCP?
Nice...
Well, if you add entries to /etc/hosts, you can use names
-Original Message-
From: Mark Ivey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 8:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [leaf-user] Using hostnames ins
Hey. This is the same thing I've been at. Look at dachenstein or
www.monkeynoodle.com (Jack Coates) for the package repositories that
work with bering rc3. snmp, squid - both available. You can install on a
flash ram or cf and put them inside the box. You may want to look at the
leaf-hardware mail
Ok, we can add the intel pro 100 to that list.
It is an half height PCI card and the chip is the i82559.
-Original Message-
From: Ray Olszewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 6:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [leaf-user] LRP Bering / change nic ma
I have a question about the cron setup in bering.
/etc/crontab seems to be in charge of running the daily, weekly, and monthly
cron tasks.
/etc/cron.d/multicron seems to handle the periodic (every 15 minutes) cron
tasks
Why aren't they all done the same way? There must be a good reason, but I
Is it safe to use hostnames instead of IP addresses in the shorewall
configuration files? Would this even work? It would be nice to have
entries like:
DNATnetloc:web_serverwww80
instead of:
DNATnetloc:10.0.1.10www80
especially when DHCP is being used..
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I would agree that it looks like ash (is that
the shell bering uses?) can't handle those large numbers. But what should
be done about it? I'm not sure what shell the programmer intended this
script be run on.
As for getting the script to be run when the dhcp lease fi
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