On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, Ryan M. Waters wrote:
> Under every version of bering (or any other distribution of linux) I've
> used, the screen will go blank after X amount of time. For the purposes
> of seeing stats and risking screen burn-in, how does one turn this off?
From http://leaf.sourceforge.
Has anyone else received an ez-ipupdate client upgrade request from
dyndns.org? Most of the message carried on about problems with the
Linksys WRT54G router. In a small little paragraph in both the email
message and the web page below it talks about version 3.0.11b8 of
ez-ipupdate being requi
Le Samedi 6 Décembre 2003 09:37, Greg Morgan a écrit :
> Has anyone else received an ez-ipupdate client upgrade request from
> dyndns.org? Most of the message carried on about problems with the
> Linksys WRT54G router. In a small little paragraph in both the email
> message and the web page below
Jacques Nilo wrote:
Le Samedi 6 Décembre 2003 09:37, Greg Morgan a écrit :
Updated.
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/packages/ezipupd.lrp
Jacques
Thanks for your quick response Jacques. If anyone else has to update to
this version perform the following steps. It works because there are
Jacques,
Problem solved. I received confirmation from dyndns.org tech support
that your package update is working as intended. They also went on to
say, "... the version of ez-ipupdate you're using now identifies itself
differently from the Linksys version, so you should not have any
problems
Lynn:
I've read about the differing subnets; in fact, it was your doc that has
helped to get me thus far. However, changing the laptop IP to
192.168.3.9 produces the following result:
Laptop: "Negotiating IP Security" ad infinitum
Bering auth.log:
Dec 6 18:15:11 ice pluto[16903]: "w2kwifi"
