I am attempting to run Bering from a non-bootable CD which requires booting
from floppy. I am presently running fine for over a year from two floppies but
would like to have more packages than will fit on my two floppies. Is there
explicit documentation on how to do this? (I found how to boot Be
Gene
At 02:28 30.12.2003 -0500, Gene Smith wrote:
>I am attempting to run Bering from a non-bootable CD which requires booting from
>floppy. I am presently running fine for over a year from two floppies but would like
>to have more packages than will fit on my two floppies. Is there explicit
>d
I know it is bad karma to reply to ones own messages, but then I must have eaten
really rotten things before I wrote this
At 00:37 30.12.2003 +0100, Erich Titl wrote:
>...
>Normally /etc/TZ is read at system boot. You can set TZ manually for your terminal
>session or add it to your .profile
Gene Smith wrote:
I am attempting to run Bering from a non-bootable CD which requires booting
from floppy. I am presently running fine for over a year from two floppies but
would like to have more packages than will fit on my two floppies. Is there
explicit documentation on how to do this? (I fo
Hi folks,
Hey, thanks Erich.
I forgot to ask you: I *think* I know what the ntpdate package is for
(updating the firewall itself), what's the ntpsimpl package for?
Thank you,
Craig
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At 06:24 30.12.2003 -0800, Craig Caughlin wrote:
>Hi folks,
>Hey, thanks Erich.
>
>I forgot to ask you: I *think* I know what the ntpdate package is for
>(updating the firewall itself), what's the ntpsimpl package for?
ntpdate (at least that is my opinion) is a one time shot to initialise the your
--- Ray Olszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 12:34 PM 12/29/2003 -0800, Michael Rogers wrote:
> >I know this is probably simple and trivial, but I
> >can't get it to work for the life of me...
> >
> >I use Dachstein-1.0.2 as a firewall for my windows
> >machines behind my t-1. The only thing
Without getting bogged down in too much detail -- I did some research on
your problem and I **think** it lies in the details of how ipchains does
NATing and port forwarding.
This URL -- http://saturn5.hn.org/ps2.html -- explains what you need to do
and how to do it on a BSD router. I can transl
I still have one Dachstein firewall kicking around. There were specific
modules (helpers) to get around some of the more complicated stuff that
ipchains didn't handle. These modules went by the name:
ip_masq_x
These were a bunch of these. They are like the ip_contrack modules for
iptables.
Hello peoples,
I'm running Bering with shorewall as my firewall. I run servu ftp as my ftp
server behind the firewall.
I'm currently using the ip_conntrack stuff but I'm not sure if it is
working.
After some searching on the web I have updated my /etc/modules to contain
ip_conntrack_ftp ports=21,
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Gene Smith wrote:
I am attempting to run Bering from a non-bootable CD which requires
booting from floppy. I am presently running fine for over a year from two
floppies but would like to have more packages than will fit on my two
floppies. Is there explicit documentati
Gene Smith wrote:
I do have a couple of questions still:
1. Should BOOT= point to my floppy since that is what I am actually booting
from? (It also seems to work when pointing to the cdrom.) I saw somewhere in
the documentation that BOOT= should point to a writable device for package
backup an
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