Greetings,
What are the difference amony smb.lrp, smb-2.lrp and
smb-2b.lrp ?
Thx.
newton
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Thank you all for your help. I have been given lots to digest and try and I
appreciate it all gratefully. A hasty implementation is precluded by my
schedule, but I will get started ASAP and probably be bugging you again with
setup problems. I hope you will bear with me...
Again - thanks
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, David Pitts wrote:
> Hi all again! I am having trouble finding source code for the Bering
> kernel. I thought it would be in here:
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bering/latest/development/kernel
> /
> But there doesn't seem to be a kernel in there at all let alone
Hi all again! I am having trouble finding source code for the Bering
kernel. I thought it would be in here:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bering/latest/development/kernel
/
But there doesn't seem to be a kernel in there at all let alone the
source code. Is it available or does it need
Hi all,
do somebody already compiled OpenSSL for the Bering uClibc Version??
If yes, can i get a copy of the lrp file.
Thanks for your help
Guillermo
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Hi folks,
That's odd. I tried all of Matts' suggestions, and everything seemed fine.
When I use the weblet from an older version of Bering it works fine. Any
comments? Is there any reason not to use the older version of weblet.lrp if
it works?
Thank you.
Craig
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If I modify index.htm in the /var/sh-www directory, which of the packages in
the backup menu do I choose to make a backup? The weblet package? I'm using
DCD 1.0.2.
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Hi,
> tcpdump running
> with multicasts only coming in the active-filter idle
> time out works!
> with multicast and pings and ping replies coming in active-filter
>never idle timeout occurs.
> ping = icmp: echo request
> ping reply = icmp: echo reply
>
> I have tried
Hi Larry,
I need what ever expression used in tcpdump to see the multicast packets
and ping request and reply to place on an active-filter statement!
For mine own use I can ignore the "ping packets" but think it would be
good to have in place and properly documented!
Does anyone have good suggesti
Hi Martin,
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Martin Hejl wrote:
> Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 21:17:47 +0100
> From: Martin Hejl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Larry Platzek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [leaf-user] tcpdump for Bear-Uclibc-1.1
>
> Hi Larry,
>
> > Does a .lrp for tcpdump exi
Please consider that even V.90 modems will only give you 33,6 at most on
both downlink and uplink.
Sincerely,
Sebastiano.
> >As a user of Bering (and happily) I have a pretty simple setup:
> >Internet <=> Cable Modem <=> Eth0 NIC <=> LEAF <=> Eth1 NIC <=> Hub
> ><=> 3
> >Windows computers
> >What
Hi Larry,
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
On Tuesday 18 March 2003 03:39 am, Lance Dunn wrote:
> As a user of Bering (and happily) I have a pretty simple setup:
> Internet <=> Cable Modem <=> Eth0 NIC <=> LEAF <=> Eth1 NIC <=> Hub <=> 3
> Windows computers
> What I would like to do is complicate the issue. Is it possible to add an
> auto-a
Craig Caughlin wrote:
Hi folks,
I've made a new Bering CD, made it just like I've always done in the
past...but when I open my browser and try to view the weblet
(http://192.168.1.254/)... I get a Cannot find server message. Suggestions?
Thank you.
Craig
more /var/log/syslog
Look for any mess
This is a major release of Shorewall.
Function from 1.3 that has been omitted from this version includes:
1) The MERGE_HOSTS variable in shorewall.conf is no longer
supported. Shorewall 1.4 behavior is the same as 1.3 with
MERGE_HOSTS=Yes.
2) Interface names of the form : in
/etc/shorew
Graig:
The rw parameter is needed for post 2.4.18 kernel whatever the boot media is (floppy,
cd-rom, disk...). If you do not put it your initial fs is mounted Read-only and
therefore you cannot create directories needed at the initial stage of the boot
process.
By the way my documentation mentio
Alex,
O.K., I'm confused. Why does it work without the rw parameter if you're
using a floppy disk...but not a CD?
Craig
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Alex Rhomberg
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 8:04 AM
To: Craig Caughlin; LEAF
Subject: AW:
> Betreff: [leaf-user] rw parameter necessary for bootable CD?
The rw parameter is not needed for the 2.4.18 kernel (Bering 1.0), but it is
needed for newer kernels (2.4.20 of Bering 1.1), starting with 2.4.19 or
2.4.20.
- Alex
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Lance,
> What I would like to do is complicate the issue. Is it possible to add an
> auto-answer modem (not a WinModem) to the LEAF computer and have a remote
> computer dial up the LEAF modem and then have the remote computer
> be routed
> to the INTERNET? This would save me having to pay for ano
Hey Lance,
Why not just VPN to the box behind Bering: If the box is running XP-Pro,
enable remote desktop and surf away. If the box is either Windows 2000
Server or Advanced Server, enable Terminal Services on the box, Terminal
Service into it, and then surf away?
Best Regards,
Craig
-Origina
Hi folks,
I've made a new Bering CD, made it just like I've always done in the
past...but when I open my browser and try to view the weblet
(http://192.168.1.254/)... I get a Cannot find server message. Suggestions?
Thank you.
Craig
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Hi folks,
I couldn't get my new Bering CD to boot. I remembered from an earlier post
that one Bering user noted he had to modify his isolinux.cfg file to look
like "default linux rw initrd=initrd.lrp ..." by including the rw value.
What puzzles me is that Jacques' documentation doesn't mention this
Unfortunately the hostap driver included in that release does not
support 802.1x and therefore RADIUS. So we have to wait until hostap
CVS stabilizes.
However I'm also thinking about putting some kind of authentication
scheme for use in our network, I'm not sure that I will go with RADIUS
thou
Hi!
Be advised, this is from a UK perspective.
Cons:
1) Cost of the call as you move further away from your "personal ISP"
2) I am under the impression that the low pass filter at your exchange
is
disabled for ISP dial-in lines, which enables the speeds about 33K.
3) If the system goes down
Ales,
As I now know, all this requires is the terminfo files to work.
Take the standard "termcap" file from your main Linux system, and remove all
the terminal definitions that you'll never use (and probably never heard
of), leaving just the sections which define the terminals you need, and then
Lance Dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
>As a user of Bering (and happily) I have a pretty simple setup:
>Internet <=> Cable Modem <=> Eth0 NIC <=> LEAF <=> Eth1 NIC <=> Hub
><=> 3
>Windows computers
>What I would like to do is complicate the issue. Is it possible to add
>an
>auto-answer modem (no
As a user of Bering (and happily) I have a pretty simple setup:
Internet <=> Cable Modem <=> Eth0 NIC <=> LEAF <=> Eth1 NIC <=> Hub <=> 3
Windows computers
What I would like to do is complicate the issue. Is it possible to add an
auto-answer modem (not a WinModem) to the LEAF computer and have a re
> Alex:
> Bering 1.1 kernel is patched with all the patches included here:
> http://leaf.sf.net/devel/jnilo/bering/1.1/development/kernel/
> and here:
> http://leaf.sf.net/devel/jnilo/bering/1.1/development/freeswan-1.99/
>
> Apparently I did something wrong either applying the NAT
> Traversal pat
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