Rick
you probably load the modularized new sshd I posted a few months ago. It is
divided into ssh.lrp, sshd.lrp and libcrpto.lrp. It is more modern than the
standard ssh stuff, has a modern openssl and takes less space (if you use
ssh _and_ sshd)
Ah, and by the way libz.lrp is updated too
John
At 17:05 28.07.2004, John Desmond wrote:
I figured out the same thing after finding a routine
for changing EST to UTC. The same odd dates show up in
logs all over the net as well as some that others have
posted to leaf-user, so I thought perhaps this is a
well-know thing.
Empty dates seem to
John
At 20:52 27.07.2004, you wrote:
John Desmond wrote:
Sorry if this has been covered before. It looks like a
real obvious problem, but I'm all Google-eyed from
looking for it and couldn't find anything on it.
I'm using Shorewall 2.0.2f and the logs always have
Dec 31 19:00:00 for the date for
Rick
At 19:56 26.07.2004, you wrote:
After long delay getting back to this...
Thanks, Erich!
Yes, nat_traversal=yes removes the [disabled] portion of the auth.log
record. This is on both firewalls below.
Mhhh, so nat-traversal is compiled in
But, I am having other problems with the home win2k
Hi Rick
At 18:04 20.07.2004, you wrote:
Hello list: (reposting this -- got no replies from last week)
In booting up Bering 1.2, one of the messages in auth.log is:
Jul 16 13:07:15 firewall pluto[25864]: including NAT-Traversal patch
(Version0.5a) [disabled]
How does one enable NAT traversal --
I
Paul
At 12:36 19.07.2004 +0200, Paul Tyniec wrote:
Hello!
TE firewall/router and has no native support for doing so. The OP needs to
TE insert the appropriate rules into the mangle table POSTROUTING chain to
TE set TTL as required. The iptables commands can be placed in the
TE
Tom
At 06:36 16.07.2004 -0700, you wrote:
Erich Titl wrote:
Charles
At 06:57 16.07.2004 -0500, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Erich Titl wrote:
Charles
interesting approach do you do any mac based filtering?
Not at the moment...filtering is strictly based on IP (and on the interface a
system
Charles
At 23:10 16.07.2004, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Erich Titl wrote:
...
The way I understand proxy arp is that the interface which is the proxy
replies to arp requests for the corresponding IP.
So I have to enter all addresses of all the other interfaces to each of
the interfaces for them
Gabriel
At 01:59 15.07.2004 +0200, Gabriel Mueller wrote:
Hi all
Iam having some trouble to get sshd to work on a uclib-bering 2.1.1 .
These are the packages Iam using:
(Iam giving the full link, so you can check if Iam using the right versions of
packages)
Gabriel
At 13:01 15.07.2004 +0200, Gabriel Mueller wrote:
Hi again
| Do you allow password authentication or only RSA?
| If you allow RSA only then you have to use a valid key.
I checked my sshd_conf (or better said, I compared it with another sshd_conf on an
bering-machine (Bering, not
Hi Folks
I have a requirement to bridge multiple ports on a single network and filtering
packets between these ports based on mac and/or Ip addresses. Can I do that using
ebtables? Does anyone have any experience with such a situation?
Thanks
Erich
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Gabriel
At 17:06 15.07.2004 +0200, Gabriel Mueller wrote:
Hi
bash-2.05b# telnet IP 22
Trying IP...
Connected to IP.
Escape character is '^]'.
(a few seconds nothing happens)
Connection closed by foreign host.
You should at least see something like this, possibly you are right sshd seems to not
Tom
At 07:32 15.07.2004 -0700, Tom Eastep wrote:
Erich Titl wrote:
Paul
At 21:23 14.07.2004 +0200, Yazgot wrote:
Hello !
Recently i figured out i need to change TTL of all outgoing packets to
the same value eg 64. Behind bering box is NATed 3 computers network
and i need to make all outgoing
At 16:44 15.07.2004 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I 've noticed that when installing the default shorewall configuration of Bering-*
there is no block of rfc1918 packets going out to NET
That is traceroute from LOC of any address not included in LOCAL LAN but in the
RFC1918 range will go
Charles
interesting approach do you do any mac based filtering?
At 10:22 15.07.2004 -0500, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Erich Titl wrote:
Hi Folks
I have a requirement to bridge multiple ports on a single network and filtering
packets between these ports based on mac and/or Ip addresses. Can I
Ben
At 23:58 15.07.2004, Ben Conrad wrote:
Hello,
I want to use LEAF as a simple router inside my internal networks. I
don't need any firewalling or NAT.
What is the best way to turn off all the Shorewall and IPTables
configurations so that I can pass all traffic in/out of eth0 and eth1?
I tried
Jon
At 14:55 13.07.2004 +0200, you wrote:
On Wed, 07 Jul, 2004 at 00:41:31 +0200, Erich Titl wrote:
I have a 2.4.24 kernel environment which I use for the pcengines
kernel, you may want to have a look
http://www.think.ch/leaf/styx/2.4.20/
Great! (that would be: http://www.think.ch
Hi Folks
This is more a memento for the above mentioned issues than a question. I fell into a
few gotchas today, so I might as well share, maybe someone has had similar experience
and can advise.
I installed an embedded router as a VPN endpoint today using the pcengines Bering 1.2
version. It
Jon
At 17:23 13.07.2004 +0200, Jon Clausen wrote:
On Tue, 13 Jul, 2004 at 16:16:48 +0200, Erich Titl wrote:
Jon
snip
Next step is to get the 'Bering patches' applied.
Look into the Makefile it's easy to extend if you like it.
Indeed this looks nice. Sadly I don't fully understand
Rick
At 17:17 13.07.2004, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
For sure dnscache is not starting with daemon tools. I can see that at
the tail end of the bering load process.
Two things.
First, I don't have a menu item for daemontools under packages in lrcfg.
Mprobably not installed
There are no
Rick
At 19:00 13.07.2004, you wrote:
Erich, thanks...
But.. But... I have daemontl.lrp in the Berign CD already :-)
I don't know if using a different one will help (and the one from Charles
Steinkuehler's Bering CD site may be identical -- they look like the same
sizes).
Below is my current
Ted
At 02:23 09.07.2004 -0500, Theodore M. Wynnychenko wrote:
Hello.
I am currently running Bering (not uClibc) LEAF as a firewall (kernel
2.4.26). Everything works fine.
I was now thinking of adding ipsec. However (and I think this is the more
problematic way of going, but it would be easier for
Jon
At 23:38 05.07.2004 +0200, Jon Clausen wrote:
On Mon, 05 Jul, 2004 at 07:15:03 +0200, Jon Clausen wrote:
snip
Right. I'm gonna have to look closer at the actual cpu info, when I get off
work. I have none of the above set ATM, so maybe the K6* option is the
ticket...
Recompiled as K6,
Jon
At 19:53 06.07.2004, Jon Clausen wrote:
On Tue, 06 Jul, 2004 at 09:03:30 +0200, Erich Titl wrote:
I found this http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=368 and some other sites
which
look promising.
In the end though, I'm beginning to suspect that 2.4.20 may be too 'old'.
Main reason being
Jon
At 17:51 04.07.2004, you wrote:
Hi.
I have one of these:
http://www.sys-media.it/cv860a.html
- which I've succeeded in setting up as a dual WAN router.
It boots off a 64MB CF, and runs a self-compiled 2.4.20 kernel with Bering
as well as Julian Anastasov's 'dgd' patches applied.
Everything
Scott List
Thanks everyone,
At 06:40 03.07.2004, freeman groups wrote:
Via BEEP.LRP my Bering 1.2 box makes lovely, helpful sounds (hint, hint :)
Won't help much, as my hardware is an embedded system without a speaker,
but thanks
when the link goes up down. This happens from within scripts
Hi everybody
I am playing with ppp/pppoe and VPN connections on Bering boxes. The nature of VPN
requires the ipsec connections to be restarted when the IP address on the gateway
changes, Having little experience with pppoe and no inclination to invent the wheel
once more I'd like to ask for a
Hi
At 17:05 02.07.2004 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look in here
http://www.openbrick.org/en/Members/seb/doc/reliable_vpn/view
Thanks for the info. This might be a last resort. I still think there must be a better
way to detect changes in the uplink ip address. PPPD must certainly
Rick
At 09:06 01.07.2004 -0400, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
Erich,
Thanks very much!
The cr.yp.to site is a gold mine. Thanks for saving me (apparently) from Bind!
Well, personally I am a bit reserved to people announcing their merits _that_ way, but
then... he may be right.
After perusing the site
Rick
At 15:12 30.06.2004, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
Thanks Erich..
What is meant by Dnscache log on exactly? Is this a server-to-server
or a client-server transaction? (Also, it seems the default is actually
YES rather than NO.)
I guess its meaning is _dnscache_log_on_
But... What does dnscache log
Rick
At 21:04 30.06.2004, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
New information: I fiddled around and added usb-uhci.o and got more
signs of life, but still no usb0 interface. Dmesg output appended below
I am trying a Linksys USB200M on a Dell Optiplex GX150.
In modules I am loading
usbcore
usb-uhci
usbnet
With
Rick
this is possibly a shot in the dark...
At 14:54 29.06.2004, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
Dear List:
Recently I had quite a difficult time getting dnscache to work in a
campus network environment.
In other applications, e.g. a SOHO environment using an ISP, the stock
Bering 1.2 setup seems to work,
Bino
At 11:19 15.06.2004 +0700, bino_oetomo wrote:
Hi All ..
is there any clue or url on how to script a very simple UDP server with BASH
?
I just need to write any received data (including client ip address) to a
simple text file (maybe forwarded to sql in the future).
Maybe you should look
Roberto
look at the options in your /etc/shorewall/interfaces file, if it says something like
norfc1918 you will not be able to access your router.
shorewall status will show you your current connections and your iptables rules.
Please make sure you specify 192.168.0.1 as your default gateway
Jim
I have a number of ipsec boxes running on Bering 1.0 and 1.2. I must admit
the complexity of your ascii art puzzled me at first.
Basically I understood the following.
You have 2 Bering boxes in Network 10.0.0.0/24 serving as IPSEC gateways
for the networks 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24
Hi
At 21:01 26.05.2004, Tibbs, Richard wrote:
Dear list:
I am following the Bering user guide through the process to create a
bering CD --
I have a successful Bering 1680k floppy working on the machine.
To get the .lrp's onto a 1440 floppy, I am using the backup destination
facility, i.e.,
Take
Brad
At 06:12 23.05.2004, Brad Klinghagen wrote:
Currently I have an ISP that provides an IP address via DHCP, and the
address occasionally changes. What I want to do is to retrieve the IP
address of the Internet side interface (eth0) of my firewall without
manual intervention, and stuff that
Troy
At 08:30 23.05.2004, Troy Aden wrote:
Hello list. I have a question regarding a rule that used to work but since I
have upgraded shorewall it does not work anymore...
I am running Bering UCLIBC 2 with shorewall 1.4.5. The rule is as follows:
DNATnet loc:192.168.200.150:443
Roberto
At 11:51 23.05.2004, isandro belli wrote:
Erich
Looks like it, but do you have an address assigned to eth1 at this very
moment.
PCMCIA adapters are inhernetly slow on startup, so possibly dhcpd is
started _before_ the adapters are up completely.
This is the reason for the delay code
Yes
Roberto
At 22:54 10.05.2004, isandro belli wrote:
Hello again Erich and the List,
sweating through..
My knowledge of this field is very limited.
many thanks, if anybody can help me I will appreciate
that.
I went back to a fresh copy of LEAF
It seems ok (LEDs on on the hubs) except I still get:
them so that RDCLINKS=S,S20 0,K90 6,K90 and now it's
OK.
I've put the same RDCLINKS both in
/etc/init.d/pcmcia and /etc/init.d/pcmcia_eth
Christian - Grenoble
and added this /etc/init.d/pcmcia_eth:
#!/bin/sh
#
# Copyleft 2002 Erich Titl ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
#
# This program is free software; you can
At 00:34 06.05.2004 -0400, ALParada wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Trying to mount a usb flash drive with little luck. I have added the usb and
scsi files to lib/modules and etc/modules. I see the device under
/proc/bus/usb/devices and I see no errors under /var/log/messages. It seems
to be picked up and
Hi
At 21:01 05.05.2004 +, you wrote:
Hello again,
I managed to get the boot process finishing,
( 1.68MB floppy, Bering 2.4.16, thinkpad 755C,
2 3com589D PCMCIA net cards, 20MB RAM)
i found out that I had to put
append floppy=thinkpad
just after
default linux
Now
I'm trying to finish
At 17:12 06.05.2004, you wrote:
Well I managed to mount the device but I am still having some configuration
issues. Is there a Howto for this as well as maybe booting of this device
(given the bios supports booting from usb)
There was a post a while ago. Check the archives
cheers
Erich
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Hi Roberto
At 20:32 06.05.2004, isandro belli wrote:
hi Erich
well I did already follow the
Bering Installation Guideand the
3.5. Step 4: configure pcmcia (as you were suggesting) but..
once I found:
3.5. Step 4: configure pcmcia
Once your package is ready, enter the LEAF Package
Hi
At 12:12 05.05.2004 +0800, chiew yock sang wrote:
I'm currently studying, my lecturer asked me to do a router with VPN capability with
floppy disk(s). I have tried a for quite long and still haven get the result. I don't
know what has gone wrong.
Can anyone show me the proper way to start?
Hi scott
At 05:57 05.05.2004 -0400, freeman wrote:
...
b) Adjust the backup script, /usr/sbin/lrcfg.back.script:
- Change
INCLUDE=/tmp/INCLUDE
To
INCLUDE=/tmp/$HD_DIR/INCLUDE
- Change
EXCLUDE=/tmp/EXCLUDE
Hi Nicolas
redirected to leaf-user
At 08:40 03.05.2004 -0400, nicolas bussieres wrote:
i compiled bering 1.2 from leaf.sourceforge.net (latest) , added package
bridge.lrp and ebtables.lrp , but when i run ebtables i get the famous
kernel doesnt support th ebtables filter table but here the
Hi Nicolas
this is really a leaf-user issue, so others can profit
redirected to leaf-user
At 09:22 03.05.2004 -0400, you wrote:
ive loaded bridge.o , thats all (and ebtablkes.lrp , of course)
What about the ebtables kernel modules?
ebtables.o, ebt???.o
HTH
Erich
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Püntenstrasse 39
Nicolas
At 10:39 03.05.2004 -0400, nicolas bussieres wrote:
ok , i loaded all the ETB modules , and now i got another message
For IP filtering the protocol must be specified as IPv4
OK, it gets specific, now I guess you will have to revert to
Hi folks
Has anyone ever wondered about the number of logfiles in /var/log/ntpstats. Those are
built and cycled by the ntpsimpl package. Unfortunately they don't seem to get removed
after a while, although this is suggested by /etc/cron.daily/ntpsimpl. Here is a
modified version which appears
Kapeka
At 19:35 29.04.2004, K.-P. Kirchdörfer wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 29. April 2004 00:51 schrieb Erich Titl:
Hi
At 23:49 28.04.2004, Muiz Motani wrote:
Thanks for the reply Eric. Consider this a push :).
Why did you opt to go with OpenSwan rather than Super FreeS/WAN? Does
OpenSwan
At 18:16 28.04.2004, Paul G Rogers wrote:
...
I'll give it a try. I also need to check my Tom's RootBoot diskette and
see what size it is.
HP/Compaq tells me I have to go to one of their service centers for
anything like swapping the CPU with a classic Pentium, they won't tell me
what the missing
Hi
At 21:07 28.04.2004, Muiz Motani wrote:
My posts seem to keep getting rejected by the list server. Hopefully this one
will work.
I have run into a huge problem with ipsec.lrp which is preventing an
enterprise-wide deployment of Bering 1.2 with ipsec. I believe the problem
would also exist with
Hi
At 23:49 28.04.2004, Muiz Motani wrote:
Thanks for the reply Eric. Consider this a push :).
Why did you opt to go with OpenSwan rather than Super FreeS/WAN? Does
OpenSwan contain all the patches that Super FreeS/WAN does
(http://www.freeswan.ca/docs/freeswan-2.05/doc/web.html#patch)?
Super
At 00:04 29.04.2004, Muiz Motani wrote:
Sorry to reply to my own post, but I think I partially answered my
question by
looking at http://www.openswan.org/docs/feature_comparison.php. The only
things that I need that aren't answered by this comparison are:
1.does OpenSwan support hardware crypto
Henning
At 12:46 21.04.2004 +0200, you wrote:
Hi folks !
(using bering 1.0 stable glibc)
I am using dyndns for my router with the package ez-ipupd.
The problem is: I am regularely forced to update my hostname (manually by hand !).
(Every month I get a mail from dyndns to do that :-( )
After
Hi
At 11:52 15.04.2004 -0300, J.Clark wrote:
My question is how does one properly load this module? I've tried loading
it from the modules package (/etc/modules) but when I try to restart ipsec
it fails becuase it can't unload the ipsec.o module due to the fact that it
is in use by the
Hi
At 20:06 07.04.2004 -0400, Dave Rose wrote:
I am standing up a bering firewall and have made it through the 3c509
troubleshooting phase, or so I thought. I am unable to ping the internal
side of the firewall from my other computers.
I am not sure icmp to the firewall is enabled in shorewall
Roger
At 09:03 07.04.2004 -0400, Roger E McClurg wrote:
I'm using Bering 1.2 with SSH (OpenSSH_3.5p1,) and SSHD. Problem is that
SCP is missing. Does anyone know what happened to SCP in the SSH package?
For some unknown reason scp is in sshd.lrp
cheers
Erich
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8143
At 06:29 06.04.2004 -0500, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Vic Berdin wrote:
Hi,
I've been searching for a downloadable source of the said upx version.
An attemp to log to cvs using:
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/upx login fails.
Any help/link/e-mail attachment with complete (tgz/bz2)
Everyone
At 17:37 31.03.2004, Mike Noyes wrote:
On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 06:50, Alex Rhomberg wrote:
You raise a good point here. We are missing a central package repository
where updates could be uploaded.
Alex,
We have a central package repository in CVS, and it exports daily to our
shell space.
Dave
At 10:39 23.03.2004 +, Dave Hunt wrote:
http://www.think.ch/leaf/wrap/packages/
look for the packages with a date 22-Mar-2004
Do not forget to modify your lrpkg.cfg, you need a few more
packages like libnsl and libcrypt pls keep me updated cheers
Tried them out last night, and they
Hi
At 07:57 22.03.2004 +, Shango wrote:
How can I change the amount of RAM allocated to a RAM disk
in Bering 1.2? I've searched researched...
the mail archive is a useful tool in these circumstances...
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/guide/biaddrm.html
cheers
Erich
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Püntenstrasse
Dave
At 15:34 19.03.2004 +, Dave Hunt wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone have more recent versions of the ssh/sshd/sftp packages?
There's a security advisory
(http://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20040317.txt)
that affects the current versions in
use at http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/
I
Cal
At 09:47 22.03.2004 -0500, you wrote:
On Fri, 2004-03-19 at 15:01, Eric Spakman wrote:
Calvin,
Too give some extra information about Bering-uClibc packages that can
be used for the asked functionality.
Here is a summary of the functionality required:
Thank you very much for
Hi
At 11:00 17.03.2004 +, Shango wrote:
I can think of 2 causes:
1. You are sync'ing your Bering box to a timeserver in a different
timezone than you, in which case get a server in your location:
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/servers.html
NTP servers usually serve UTC
Mark
At 18:14 16.03.2004 +1100, Mark Holmes wrote:
Hello,
Ok, looks like I have an answer after some playing with /linuxrc.
After turning on VERBOSE to see what is happening, this is where in the
script appears to fail:
# Query /proc/cmdline line for a 'boot' option.
# This will solve the
Mark
At 19:14 15.03.2004 +1100, Mark Holmes wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a computer with no keyboard / monitor and booting off a compact
flash card using an IDE - Compact Flash adaptor.
The setup runs quite nice.
I recently set about setting up a boot system using a Nexdisk USB storage
device. (as a
At 16:36 14.03.2004 -0600, you wrote:
re: mounting various partitions in /linuxrc
I have been thinking more about this issue, and have come to the following conclusion
(mantra). Repeat after me:
... linuxrc IS NOT init ...
... linuxrc IS NOT init ...
... linuxrc IS NOT init ...
true, true
Roger
At 16:07 09.03.2004, you wrote:
Greetings All,
I've been trying to configure a Bering 1.2 system to accept my Lexar
Jumpdrive (USB pen drive). I loaded the USB modules as well as scsi-mod.
I tested with both usb-ohci and usb-uhci. Usb-uhci seems to work. I
mounted /proc/bus/usb and the
Ronny
It's an old bug...
I ran into it a few times, but was always too lazy to track it down,
because it was so easy to get around.
At 11:19 03.03.2004 +0100, Ronny Aasen wrote:
I have found a strange behavior when trying to backup packages using the
shortcuts added when using custom
Karl
At 15:18 02.03.2004 -0600, Karl Schmidt wrote:
I've just moved a fire wall from Dachstein to Bering and have everything
working except one thing.
Before there was a set up where if I would:
ssh -P333 firewall.domain.com
The firewall would pass that on to a private server using port 22.
At 22:56 23.02.2004 -0800, Eric House wrote:
.
In one sense, the problem's solved. But: is this a reasonably safe
thing to do? Has anybody out there found a better solution using LEAF
with an Actiontec? Ideally I'd be able to turn the thing into a dumb
bridge, but when it's set up that way
into a dumb
bridge, but when it's set up that way I can't get my IP address via
dhcp. I'm not ready to double the cost of the connection to get a
static IP address.
Erich Titl [EMAIL PROTECTED] then asked
Can't you use pppoe/a ?
The modem uses pppoa to connect to Qwest, as per Qwest's configuration
Joah
At 04:00 22.02.2004, joah moat wrote:
Okay, I have made some more progress with my Bering-uClibc2.1rc2 on notebook:
Good, but see below
I made an error in my report this morning: lsmod does return the use of
pcnet_cs.o module. (Darn, go figure I should prompt lsmod when the pcmcia
Eric
At 02:58 21.02.2004, Eric House wrote:
...
The Actiontec box has an http configuration interface through which
the assigned IP address is visible. After tweaking shorewall to allow
fw-net connections I can use snarf and grep to figure out the IP
address. But 1) that's a pain; and 2) I
Hi
At 20:20 21.02.2004, joah moat wrote:
I am too old to surrender now ... :) Well, let's see. I will be more
specific with my configuration. I have a D-link 670 PCMCIA card with an
extended bot (for plugin) on the top PCMCIA port. I have a 3com 589
PCMCIA card with a doggle (for plugin)
Joah
At 19:53 19.02.2004, joah moat wrote:
Ecxept that joe moat is still not up and running :(
That is not a complete problem description, could you tell us _exactly_
what your problem is?
We would then be in a better position to help you.
cheers
Erich
THINK
Püntenstrasse 39
8143 Stallikon
Pascal
At 19:39 11.02.2004, Pascal OFFREDO wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Bering 1.2
I've been playing manually for several days with Traffic control in an
ipsec tunnel ... Works fine.
Now, I'd like to automate it with a script.I'd like it to be played as
soon as the ipsec (ipsec0, ipsec1, ...) interface
Hi
At 20:03 08.02.2004 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I've been looking at setting up a timeserver on my Bering 1.2 box, and
have a bit of confusion over the libm.lrp package. In the User's manual,
the link for the libm.lrp package returns a 404 error. When I went
looking for it in
Henning
At 12:01 09.02.2004 +0100, Henning Jebsen wrote:
That's funny, Bering-uClibc 2.1 did not default to this with my d-link 670.
So this bug seems only to be cleaned in 1.2 ulib not in the older
version, I use: bering 1.0 glib
other card is not supplying DHCP for my network. I think I have
Tom
At 14:50 02.02.2004 -0800, Tom Eastep wrote:
On Monday 02 February 2004 02:34 pm, Stelios Koroneos wrote:
I assume that is a crypto hardware card I see in the image. Could you
please explain the driver you chose
Erich,
Actually its a Realtek ethernet card... Crypto is the name of the
Charles
At 13:16 02.02.2004 -0600, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
..
I do this sort of thing using the 'views' feature of Bind9. Systems get different
IP's for the same hostname depending on who's asking (based on IP address of the
querying system). It's pretty easy to setup if you're running
At 14:25 03.02.2004, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Erich Titl wrote:
Charles
At 13:16 02.02.2004 -0600, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
..
I do this sort of thing using the 'views' feature of Bind9. Systems get
different IP's for the same hostname depending on who's asking (based on
IP address
Stelios
At 17:53 02.02.2004, Stelios Koroneos wrote:
Greetings !
This is kind of OT but you might be interested in seeing a LEAF box
serving as an Ax wi-fi node :-)
http://www.stelioscellar.com/SteliosBox/AWMN/
I assume that is a crypto hardware card I see in the image. Could you
please explain
James
At 14:20 28.01.2004 +, James Neave wrote:
Hi all,
Well, xDSL modems and Bering are hideous. UK modems use all different
sorts of chipsets for different ISPs, none of which has native support
for Bering (no nice LRPs).
But I found this, and this looks good.
Geoff
At 11:46 28.01.2004 -0800, Geoff Nordli wrote:
Has anyone noticed that some scripts break when using the bash package?
Yes, there has been a thread discussing this recently. Most scripts are written in an
ashen dialect.
Basically what needs to be done is to remove the link from /bin/sh
Hi James
At 09:57 29.01.2004 +, James Neave wrote:
Hi,
Thanks Eric,
That review says it does not do any NAT/firewalling. Whether that's true, who knows.
PPP Half Bridge and DHCP Spoof modes is mentioned, but they might be talking about
competitors there.
It gives the WAN IP to a DHCP
Hi
At 15:01 24.01.2004, arif wrote:
Hey folks,
the recent thread on machine access by hostname reminded me that I'd
been intending to setup some form of DNS so that I could access my server
in the DMZ by hostname. I've searched around and done a pretty good of
confusing myself since this is
Scott
At 22:57 19.01.2004 -0500, Scott Merrill wrote:
I just upgraded my home LEAF/Bering 1.1 box to LEAF/Bering-uClibc
2.1rc1. I have three NICs:
eth0 = smc-ultra connected to my DSL line
eth1 = 3c509 connected to my LAN
eth2 = Orinoco Gold
I configured dhcpd to provide leases to clients on
Stelios
At 19:55 07.01.2004, Stelios Koroneos wrote:
Greetings to all !
I am debugging a wireless AP router based on Bering 1.2 and since there is
a lot of logging going on, the /var/log runs our of space very fast.
# df
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
Robert
At 18:46 02.01.2004 +0100, Robert Sabine von Knobloch wrote:
Hallo LEAF World !
Has anyone experience with Xircom pcmcia NICs ?
I'm trying to convert a friend to LEAF, he has an old Compaq laptop he wants
to use (because it makes no noise). This is equipped with a double pcmcia
card slot
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
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
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
Hi
At 09:52 22.12.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Does anyone know a simple way to set a couple of static dns entries on my
LEAF Bering (uClib) box?
I'm running DNSCACHE for resolving Internet names and have an MS Win2000
Domain controller as internal DNS (it needs it's own dynamic DNS for active
Robert
At 14:57 22.12.2003 +0100, Robert Sabine von Knobloch wrote:
Hello LEAF World!
My earlier mail was too hasty, another problem has emerged when using bash.
Backup of any or all package (backup... c... L...)results in each package
reporting a line number and terminated ticker.
A reboot
Hi
At 12:07 21.12.2003 +0100, Robert Sabine von Knobloch wrote:
Hello LEAF World,
I have just made the transition from Bering 1.2 to the new uClibc release.
So far I have got it all working, using only the new uClibc packages except
that when I try to use the bash shell (packages ncurses.lrp
Joey
for your reference, this is how the wondershaper installs the root qdisc
# install root HTB, point default traffic to 1:20:
tc qdisc add dev $DEV root handle 1: htb default 20
HTH
Erich
At 22:30 16.12.2003 -0600, Joey Officer wrote:
...
firewall: -root-
# tc qdisc add dev eth0 root handle
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