[leaf-user] using ez-ipupdate behind NAT

Hi I am using Bering uClib V2.2 and the ez-ipupdate module V3.0.11b8-5 Config as follows: ADSL ROUTER Ext Dynamic IP Address eg: 202.27.43.2 Internal IP Address 192.168.42.1 | | | Bering uClib V2.2 Firewall External IP

[leaf-user] Re: leaf-user digest, Vol 1 #2406 - 5 msgs

Is the firewall blocking rfc1918? Wait a minute, isn't there something somewhere that blocks ALL rfc1918 addresses in Shorewall? That norfc switch in shorewalls, erm, one of the shorewall files? I know that NTL uses many rfc1918 networks, so would shorewall block packets from a DHCP server with

RE: [leaf-user] Traffic Shaping

Hi, Yes, there are lots of modules that you need to load. They are in Your modules/kernel/net/sched. I can't remember how I found out which ones I needed. Either I loaded all of them or I used trial and error. If you look carefully in the script, there is a comment on how to put it into debug

[leaf-user] testing email client

Sorry for this post, but I am trying to get Eudora 6.1 to play nice with the mailing list. --- This SF.Net email is sponsored by BEA Weblogic Workshop FREE Java Enterprise J2EE developer tools! Get your free copy of BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1

[leaf-user] Configuration suggestions for an ISP

I am an ISP with dial-up, wireless, hosting and all things that go along with being an ISP. I have been using Dachstein as a proxy-arp firewall for several months now and it works great. On the proxy-arp I have eth0 for the connection to the internet. I am using eth2 for proxy-arp for

RE: [leaf-user] using ez-ipupdate behind NAT

Correct me if I'm wrong, and I've found this to be poorly documented, but can't ez-ipupdate handle this on its own? IE. from my own configuration file: max-interval=604800 I believe max-interval is in seconds, and I believe it does what you are trying to do. I'm on Bering 1.2 Clarification of

RE: [leaf-user] Traffic Shaping

I did what I should have in the beginning and read the QOS section of the Bering Users Guide (RTFM). As a result I saw that I needed to load the modules you specified James. Thanks. I loaded all the modules and had a bit more success. The wondershaper script still errors out on these lines:

RE: [leaf-user] Traffic Shaping

Blimey, and I always had a soft spot for tiddles.. Right then, you need to replace those [ and ] with ( and ) respectively. Although looking at mine, I have (( and )). Not sure if this is necessary. I shall follow the it's not broken rule. tc class add dev $DEV parent 1:1 classid 1:20 htb rate

Re: [leaf-user] Traffic Shaping

James Neave wrote: Blimey, and I always had a soft spot for tiddles.. Right then, you need to replace those [ and ] with ( and ) respectively. Although looking at mine, I have (( and )). Not sure if this is necessary. I shall follow the it's not broken rule. The $(( ... )) is necessary, and

Re: [leaf-user] using ez-ipupdate behind NAT

Foreground seems to mean when running in daemon mode it will echo output it has to stdout but nothing much happens.. Have tried the run-as-root switch and also run-as-euser=root but no luck.. Bruce Out of the blue, did you try without the run-as-user=root switch. This is normaly to reduce

RE: [leaf-user] chgrp - Operation not permitted

Dear Jon, Thanks for your suggestion, it working properly now. I write this mini how-to for anyone who want to use HD to store log messages: Suppose you already install leaf on /dev/hda1 (DOS filesystem, 512MB) Download and install hdspp.lrp package # lrpkg -i hdsupp Then create Linux

Re: [leaf-user] chgrp - Operation not permitted

On Fri, 03 Sep, 2004 at 10:54:07 +0800, Chris Lee wrote: Dear Jon, Thanks for your suggestion, it working properly now. Good. Glad to have helped :) I write this mini how-to for anyone who want to use HD to store log messages: snip Very nice. One small correction: Then add following