I've almost finished playing with this.
I've fixed the scripts, so they work with just the ip command (I hope), and
I recompiled tspc last night on the slink uml, so hopefully it should
work!
I'm planning on playing with it tonight, so I may have a working .lrp
package tomorrow if anyone is
Hi Lynn
At 14:25 17.11.2002 -0600, you wrote:
I wou like to get a general feeling about allowing write to the file
system for cgi-scripts in weblet. Is is reasonable to do that opening
grsecurity for the various scripts or rather implementing a sudo like
binary which is allowed to write.
I
I finally have my Bering 1.0 stable box running just the way I like it,
booting from the hard drive. Now... what's the easiest way to back it
up? I have sftp installed, but it doesn't seem to allow multiple file
downloads, and I'd rather not get one... file... at a time.
I could back it up
Hi all
I just bring up my ipsec tunnel.
The solution to my problem comes from the article
http://www.freeswan.org/freeswan_trees/freeswan-1.99/doc/faq.html regarding
Interpreting error messages : route-client (or host) exited with status 7.
To resume, i just have to add leftnexthop and
Erich Titl wrote:
Hi
At 15:58 18.11.2002 +0100, you wrote:
I finally have my Bering 1.0 stable box running just the way I like it,
booting from the hard drive. Now... what's the easiest way to back it
up? I have sftp installed, but it doesn't seem to allow multiple file
downloads, and I'd
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Christopher Harewood wrote:
I finally have my Bering 1.0 stable box running just the way I like it,
booting from the hard drive. Now... what's the easiest way to back it
up? I have sftp installed, but it doesn't seem to allow multiple file
downloads, and I'd rather
On Sun, 17 Nov 2002, Pawel Idzi wrote:
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Reginald R. Richardson wrote:
And my test one, for new releases, new pakages, is a Compaq deskpro 486
/66, and from version rc2 wroks perfect on it, without any problem, I
use the same identical copy of my production, and I have
Hello,
I'm using a 2 port version of this (Pro100S) card in my Oxygen based
router. However, I rolled my own kernel/drivers from a (at the time)
recent kernel 2.4.7. I needed support for the Cyclades PC300
as well. Since then I see somebody has made an LRP of the PC300
support tools. One
Ok, I've gotten tired of the sneaker net method. How do I go about getting
my LEAF FW log files inside to another machine for analysis? Appreciate
the support!!
As Always...
Dennis S
dennisst AT ix.netcom.com
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This sf.net email is
Dennis,
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002 14:46:00 -0600, Dennis Stephens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I've gotten tired of the sneaker net method. How do I go about
getting my LEAF FW log files inside to another machine for analysis?
Appreciate the support!!
I use the ability of syslog to go over a
Dennis Stephens wrote:
Ok, I've gotten tired of the sneaker net method. How do I go about getting my LEAF FW log files inside to another machine for analysis? Appreciate the support!! As Always... Dennis S dennisst AT ix.netcom.com --- This
Hi,
I use wisp dist, and when i initialize wisp, it first try to configure the
netcs0, say can't find netcs0, then later, fall to pcmcia auto-detect, but
one observation, is, the wisp try to init the aironet modules before turning
on the parprouted, is my problem, i use orinoco, and
Hi Samuel,
That should happen. parprouted is restarted in /etc/network/ifup.
Please give some more information, what do you mean don't work
well?
Samuel Abreu wrote about [leaf-user] Problem with Wisp Init!:
Hi,
I use wisp dist, and when i initialize wisp, it first try to configure the
Ok, this don't work is in one particular case, i do not test in the normal
way (With one wireless and one ethernet), in my case, i use 2 orinoco card
(The old problem of the 2 wireless interface that do not rename the device
of eth2 to netcs1, that you fixed!), and without ethernet, if i put
Sorry I had trouble with my ISP I don't even know if that was posted
properly:
Sorry my mistake.
INTERN_WWW_SERVER=192.168.1.203 is uncomented on lrp box the rest of
changes below on thttpd box.
Commands ran on thttpd box:
ip addr
1: lo: LOOPBACK,UP mtu 3924 qdisc noqueue
link/loopback
I'm having a bit of trouble with the ntpdate.lrp package. During the boot,
my firewall stops at the message Running ntpdate to synchronize clock. I'm
guessing this is because shorewall has not started yet. Once everything is
loaded ntpdate works fine. Can anyone confirm this or tell me how to fix
While looking at Tom's configuration files on the shorewall site, I've
been intriqued by the comment in his Interfaces file that he set it up
so that I can start the firewall before bringing up my Ethernet
interfaces.
Is it possible to implement a similar configuration under Bering so I
can bring
I plan to take up a thin client box, boot of DoC as a bering machine.
The thin client box (no slots to plug in cards) has one ethernet port
has 2 usb2.0 ports. USB-ethernet adaptors are available at decent prices
today. Cheaper than PCMCIA ethernet and most thin clients have one
PCMCIA slot that
Hi all
I am using 3 bering box (all with RC3) that connected with ipsec like below
diagram.
My Office ISP
Network 1 Firewall1 --IPSec--- Firewall3
--On Monday, November 18, 2002 04:30:19 PM -0800 Michael Bonner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While looking at Tom's configuration files on the shorewall site, I've
been intriqued by the comment in his Interfaces file that he set it up
so that I can start the firewall before bringing up my Ethernet
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