it´s planed to include also openVPN support into Bering 1.1?
Or is there a way to include it now??
I haven't seen an openvpn package, most people seem to use FreeS/WAN or
super FreeS/WAN for VPN with Bering. However, it should be possible to
create a package using Jacques' compilation
Hi,
I'm using Bering 1.1 and overall think it's wonderful. There are
just a couple of things that I'm having difficulty with:
1) I can't get Bering to send me emails. Every hour there's an
entry in cron.log similar to the following:
MAIL (mailed 19 bytes of output but got status 0x0001 )
Can anyone tell me what is happening to my eth2 interface shown below?
It is indicating 396 errors. And it has the same amount under carrier.
Can anyone give me an idea what this means or point me to a website that
Describes how to understand the output of the ip - link show command?
Thanks in
Does a .lrp for tcpdump exist for Bearing-Uclibc-1.1?
I have looked but not found, but I might be blind.
I could use one to look at some incoming packets.
If not tcpdump something similar, need to look at data from an internal
analog serial modem.
I could use a Bering version if a Bering-Uclibc is
Hello Nick
I'm using Bering 1.1 and overall think it's wonderful. There are
just a couple of things that I'm having difficulty with:
1) I can't get Bering to send me emails. Every hour there's an
entry in cron.log similar to the following:
MAIL (mailed 19 bytes of output but got
Has anyone used a Linksys wireless NIC (WMP11) on Bering? If so what did
you use for modules?
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Hi Roger,
If WMP11 is, as I know, a simple Ethernet/Wireless converter used as a normal client
of an infrastructure Access Point, nothing to
do more than correctly choose your Ethernet NIC adapter driver...
I used from time to time an AP from Micronet (SP918) reversed to a normal Infra
client,
Thanks Eric,
I can't see the line that you're referring to in my copy of the
multicron-p script.
Around line 33, I have the following:
main () {
prog=`basename $0`
case $prog in
*-p ) periodic;;
*-d ) daily ;;
*-w ) weekly ;;
wisp-dist - Anyone enabled / used the AMD Elan hardware watchdog ?
I have had a couple units using the Soekris boards ( AMD ELAN 133MHz 586
CPU ) lock up on me. I could not access via ethernet and I don't think via
serial port either.If the hardware watchdog was enabled, they would have
Try to uncomment wdtsc520 module in /etc/modules and comment
softdog module.
But anyway, they shouldn't have locked up. Something wrong.
Jeff Rhue wrote about [leaf-user] wisp-dist - Anyone enabled / used the AMD Elan
hardware watchdog ?:
wisp-dist - Anyone enabled / used the AMD Elan hardware
I have seen the same thing when running two or more wireless cards and you
put a heavy load on the unit you can lock it in about two or three
minutes.
This just started with the 2.4.20 kernel. Here is the testing I have done
so far.
Hardware:
Soekris 4521
Engenius 200MW cards firmware 1.5.6
As I understand it, a firewall prevents computers from communicating
undesirable communications. Poorly worded, perhaps, but I am sure it
addresses the intent of firewalls.
I get lots of undesireable communications on my telephone. There seems
to be a marketing industry devoted to using my
While I have some sympathy with your desires, I don't think a conventional
firewall, even a good Linux-based one like LEAF, is a good starting point.
Firewalls in general use the information they have about a packet to decide
whether to pass it on or not (a bit of a simplification, but
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