Using the LEAF Bering distribution with a rather large root.lrp (I updated
he lib). when I back up root or initrd, the .lrp file has an extra / in
front of all file entries - making reboot a problem! Other lrp backups are
fine.
Any one seen this problem?
thanks,
dave
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I'm having trouble figuring out how to add a script (which starts my own
app) upon boot after the system and packages are in place. In a standard
LINUX dist, I would probably put the script in a rc.local directory. What do
I do on LEAF?
I noticed that the rcx.d links are done dynamically on LEAF.
Well I guess I got it mostly wrong, as you said
they're running their ftpd on 864, which as you
found, makes it nearly certain that everyone with
a firewall will fail to be able to reach them.
What it has to do with NAT is this, and I'll try
to keep it simple:
- The ip_nat_ftp module on Beri
On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 18:08, Warren Post wrote:
> Thanks everyone for your quick replies. The BIOS on our box has no such
> settings, so I've learned a new lesson today: check the BIOS before
> setting up a LEAF box.
> --
> Warren Post, Voluntario Naciones Unidas
> Departamento de Informática
I'm using Dachstein. TinyDNS is on the CD. Guess I'll try to set it
up. Thanks for the pointers! Another question: Is this a GOOD IDEA?
It can be done, but should it be done?
Thanks,
Sean
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On 2002.09.24_19:27:55_+, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there any way to pre-load the dnscache with some
> entries? Like telling it that *.doubleclick.* and
> *.x10.* are 127.0.0.1?
>
As Charles and Britz suggested, use tinydns and dnscache to achieve
that. Please also note that to run ti
Warren,
Disclaimer: I'm a bit rusty with Dachstein. I may have missed
something in my description below. Hopefully someone will correct
me if I get too far offtrack. Remainder inline...
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 16:56:39 CST Warren Post wrote:
> Brad Fritz wrote:
>
> > I would strongly suggest
On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 16:08, Warren Post wrote:
> >>I suspect that the problem is hardwired and the only solution is to
> >>change the motherboard. (I see no BIOS settings that should affect the
> >>keyboard.) But somebody prove me wrong, please.
One solution would be to get one of those keyboard
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
>>I suspect that the problem is hardwired and the only solution is to
>>change the motherboard. (I see no BIOS settings that should affect the
>>keyboard.) But somebody prove me wrong, please.
>>
>
> If present, the BIOS setting that controls this is typically called
Brad Fritz wrote:
> I would strongly suggest, if you haven't already, that you set
> your firewall rules to only allow ssh connections from trusted
> hosts or networks. (Doing so is a good idea anyway.)
Good idea. I've taken a look at /etc/ipfilter.conf, which is where I
assume this setting
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 11:11:25 MST Clint wrote:
> Seems to be working just fine.
>
> One oddity, any symbolic links I create /etc/rcS.d do not get
> backed up with the etc package, or any other package for that
> matter. To get this to work, I had to modify a script in
> /etc/init.d that already
At 02:04 PM 9/24/02 -0600, Warren Post wrote:
>This is a hardware problem, not a LEAF problem. But perhaps someone has
>faced this issue before.
>
>Now that I have sshd working on our Dachstein box I want to
>run it headless. Only now do I discover that it won't boot unless I plug a
>keyboard bac
On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 22:04, Warren Post wrote:
> This is a hardware problem, not a LEAF problem. But perhaps someone has
> faced this issue before.
>
> Now that I have sshd working on our Dachstein box I want to
> run it headless. Only now do I discover that it won't boot unless I plug
> a keyb
> I suspect that the problem is hardwired and the only solution is to
> change the motherboard. (I see no BIOS settings that should affect the
> keyboard.) But somebody prove me wrong, please.
If present, the BIOS setting that controls this is typically called
"halt on errors" or similar, and is
> Is there any way to pre-load the dnscache with some
> entries? Like telling it that *.doubleclick.* and
> *.x10.* are 127.0.0.1?
Not exactly...you can, however, setup a DNS server for those domains
(see, for instance, tinydns), and configure dnscache to query the local
name-server for those do
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 19:27:55 GMT Sean wrote:
> Is there any way to pre-load the dnscache with some
> entries? Like telling it that *.doubleclick.* and
> *.x10.* are 127.0.0.1?
Yes, it's called tinydns. ;) In a nutshell, the setup for that
you describe on Bering rc3 is:
1.) Install tinydns.
This is a hardware problem, not a LEAF problem. But perhaps someone has
faced this issue before.
Now that I have sshd working on our Dachstein box I want to
run it headless. Only now do I discover that it won't boot unless I plug
a keyboard back in. As a workaround I've got an old keyboard that
On Tuesday 24 Sep 2002 5:00 pm, you wrote:
> I have been having lots of fun with LEAF-Bering (thanks guys), but there
> still remains one small issue I have not been able to resolve.
>
> I have configured the system to send emails on ping failure and space check
> but they do not seem to be sent.
Is there any way to pre-load the dnscache with some
entries? Like telling it that *.doubleclick.* and
*.x10.* are 127.0.0.1?
TIA
Sean
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Hi people,
I got it working.
Just opened port 864 by using
IP_MASK_FTP port=21,864
his FTP is just running at this port. still don't know what it has to do
with IP-NAT
but thanks for all suggestions
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Seems to be working just fine.
One oddity, any symbolic links I create /etc/rcS.d do not get backed up with
the etc package, or any other package for that matter. To get this to work, I
had to modify a script in /etc/init.d that already had a symbolic link from
/etc/rcS.d to call my scripts. I
I am interested in evaluating WISP-Dist, but do not at present have a computer
with a Flash Card reader. I have tried (unsuccessfully) to load it from CD by
adapting the instructions for Bering.
Has anyone managed to get it booting from CD or multiple floppies?
Thanks
derek
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Derek,
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 17:00:46 +0100 derek wrote:
> I have been having lots of fun with LEAF-Bering (thanks guys), but
> there still remains one small issue I have not been able to resolve.
>
> I have configured the system to send emails on ping failure and
> space check but they do not s
I have been having lots of fun with LEAF-Bering (thanks guys), but there still
remains one small issue I have not been able to resolve.
I have configured the system to send emails on ping failure and space check
but they do not seem to be sent.
If I run the 'mail' command manually with
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