Hello there,
I completed a virtualized Bering-uClibc machine inside
a Vmware Server yesterday, ment to be deployed within
the WinXP computers of my co-workers. Testing on Debian
it works like a charm. Unfortunately, the head of the
firm will not accept it, since our banking customers
would never
KP Kirchdörfer responded some days ago:
On Sunday 30 March 2008 22:28:13 Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
Hello all,
a simple question: Is it well known that in Bering-uClibc
the name server redirection for Dnsmasq, using the statement
server=/help.me/192.168.5.253
is broken in issue
Hello folks,
I forgot to include the leaf list for my answer!
mån 2008-03-31 klockan 09:19 +0200 skrev Per Sjoholm:
Hello
Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
The most drastic change I implement is to render the web
pages for a fixed width in order to ensure a consistent
optical impression. Any
basic webconf pages.
Regards
Mats E A
mån 2008-03-31 klockan 15:14 + skrev Erich Titl:
Hi Mats
Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
Hello folks,
I will the next few days commit a major overhaul of Webconf,
resulting in new versions of at least five webconf packages.
The most drastic change I
Hello all,
a simple question: Is it well known that in Bering-uClibc
the name server redirection for Dnsmasq, using the statement
server=/help.me/192.168.5.253
is broken in issue 3.0, whereas it works as expected in the
recent Bering-uC 3.1 image?
Regards
Mats Erik Andersson
to KP Kirchdörfer. We will have to
wait and see whether it does get implemented.
Regards
Mats Erik Andersson
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Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:05:35 -0500
From: Matt Cartter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [leaf-user] openntpd problem on 3.1-rc1
To: leaf-user@lists.sourceforge.net
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Hello all,
having spent one evening with the 3.1-beta2 image
and Qemu, I can report on one issue for this pair,
a matter which is working correctly if I make a
test with an identically configured 3.0-beta3 image.
Yes, there is a release of 3.0, but I happened
to have a handy copy of the older
) removal of one hash mark in front of ttyS0 in
/etc/inittab.
Such serial access would very much lessen the labour
to configure a recycled, but functional machine.
Regards
Mats Erik Andersson
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Hello all,
I normally do not use the expert-mode in webconf,
prefering a command line instead, but I discovered
that the beta issue has managed to break this functionality.
For those wanting to use it, the following patch seems to
solve all the problems I observed. Please tell if any new
Dear Beringians,
I have finally found time to resume my contributions
to the webconf interface, and thus to correct the
image 3.1beta to working order. The three changes were
already earlier reported to KP Kirchdörfer, so this
concerns the downloaded images only.
Two actions are straightforward:
In the preparation of an addition to the webconf file
general-info.cgi, I wanted to have reading access to
the basic level configuration file
/etc/shorewall/interfaces,
just to display the network name that go with each
network interface. This fails for webconf/haserl, since
the
Fellow friends of code,
after yet another day with unorthodox use of
buildtool.pl, let me propose a slight extension
of its capabilities.
At present the targets in our buildtool are of the
kind all or nothing. I have now had reason to
resolve one C code bug and one stubborn automake
issue in
Hi there,
I have found non-matching opening and closing
tags in the file conf/sources.cgf. Seemingly,
this does not prevent Buildtool from working,
but distroys the well-formedness. This is
the offender for Bering 3.0 setup:
Package tftp /Source
Regards, Mats E A
Fellow Beringians,
I am growing fairly irritated with buildtool.pl
for the following developmental reason. I need
to repeatedly rebuild a package that is not
served by the Bering repository, but manually
downloaded and thus marked as having empty Server.
Therefore the intended functionality
Dear Bering users,
with large time gaps I get an entry in ulogd.log,
out of which I never got any sense. Could someone
give me a hand? It always comes as a pair. The
following is the first time, since a planned power
down I had to make five days ago.
7 ulogd.c:812 ipulog_read == -1!
Fellow Bering compeers,
since I am planning to add my own lcd-display to
Bering,
and since this gadget uses a slip-connection, I rather
quickly found out that the slip module is present.
However, I can find neither 'slattach', nore 'dig'.
Is there any replacement I have not realised as such?
you use in Ad-Hoc with Bering. The Ralink driver
supports WPA via iwpriv, so please do not dismiss this
by quickly poking me with wpa_supplicant. Volontary
testers could always give me a private call if they
would like to try whatever comes out of
adhoc-webconf
RegardsMats Erik Andersson
Fellow Bering-users,
I had the misfortune of accidentally typing
./buildtool.pl buildclean
with the result that my intended quick recompilation
of a wireless module, instead began from scratch by
first rebuilding 'linux' successfully, but then
failing to rebuild 'buildenv'. The
Fellow Bering-users,
I have a continuation of the story:
--- Mats Erik Andersson [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Fellow Bering-users,
I had the misfortune of accidentally typing
./buildtool.pl buildclean
with the result that my intended quick recompilation
of a wireless module
Hi Erich, Eric, and all Bering-users,
most Bering-users would not like to spend time on
the following bug/deviation report.
I removed the previous message to lessen the burden
and will here comment on 'buildtoollog' and otherwise
on my preparations, so that my fault or any other
shortcoming
Hi All,
I can use the command rdate -p to get a valid time
using Debian, but when I use the same time server and
the same command with Bering-uClibc there is an error
message, saying my router was not allowed to connect.
Consequently, the corresponding function in the daily
cron-job fails
Hi all Bering-users and in particular Erich Titl,
my problem with rdate has been solved since the
posting
of Erich Titl made thinking matters through. It turned
out I had forgotten it is port 37/tcp , i.e. time,
which is used by rdate. My focus was on ntp 123/tcp
all the time as I tried to
Fellow Bering-users,
in case you will never use a floppy based Bering
system, please stop reading now in order not to waste
your time. Possibly, you could record for future use
that a maniac wrote something and you will be able to
find it in the list archive, should need arise. The
end
Dear unknown maintainer of Bering-uC's home page,
nowhere mentioned on the relevant pages. There is an
xml-error that prevents every search on said page to
deliver useless output, provided your browser does
expect wellformed xml-coding, like my Mozilla does.
The culprit is a misspelled closing
Hi all,
I observed the other day that nmap 3.81 did not
recognize the fingerprint of the ssh-service delivered
by dropbear on Bering-uClibc beta3. Has the
organization
behind nmap been informed of a valid fingerprint?
Naively, I imagine that to be of value for all.
Regards
Mats
Fellow Bering-users,
encouraged by an answer from Cédric Schieli, I went
ahead to bye myself two Ralink wireless cards CWP-854.
Unfortunately, they turned out not to react to the
driver rt2500.o present with Bering-uC 3.0, and this
was due to the fact that Ralink has as of late changed
the
Fellow Bering-users,
inspired by comments of Erik Spakman, Nathan
Angelacos,
and Paul Wright, I set out to reconfigure those old
3Com 3c509TP ISA-cards without any recurse to
Microsoft. Successfully I may add, so now you all
can revive some outdated and slower, but nonetheless
funcional
Fellow Bering-users,
in setting up yet another Bering-uClic I have two
Realtek
rtl8139 and two Etherlink III cards as well as a
forth-
coming wireless card. Now, the driver 8139too
correctly
detects the first two cards, but 3c509 makes do with
only
one card being detected. Seemingly I cannot
Hello Eric,
the two cards are indeed ISA-cards:
3Com EtherLink III 3C509TP
I have rescued a handful old isa-cards from the junk
yard and I would like to put them to good use also
with Bering. Of course, these two cards will serve as
slower side interfaces on the intended access point.
On
Dear Eric,
very many thanks for your diligence and patience in
explaining. I will avoid deliberately teasing Bering
henceforth. Paul Traina just expressed a thought that
these phenomena with getty removal should go into
some sort of post install text, so something good did
come out of my
Dear Eric,
the removal/out-commenting in inittab to Achieve
#1:2345:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty1
#2:23:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty1
worked very well. Now /var/log/wtmp keeps its size
at 1920 bytes, which are created at boot up and the
file never touched upon again. Many thanks for
Dear fellow Bering-users,
I had my Bering system up and running for close to
three days on arow without my supervision, and with no
access from any local network during that time, but
the Bering-linux was constantly stressed by regular
respawning due to a removed graphics card (cf. the
thread
Dear All,
I have now stopped running my two Bering-uClibc
systems
with a loglevel of 'debug', but there is still one way
that my concerns remain. Contrary to the situation on
my Debian Sarge system, Bering continues to write to
the file /var/log/wtmp. Its size exceeds 2MB in less
than a day.
Hello Eric and KP and all others,
I have found that the increase of /var/log/wtmp takes
place shortly before 'daemon.log' gets a pair of
entries
Init Id 1 respawning too fast: disabled for 5 min
and a similar message for 2. The correlation is very
close but I cannot measure the time
--- Eric Spakman [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello Mats,
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean, can you
send me and example?
Dear Eric,
essentially I expressed my desire to see the welcome
page of lrcfg shifted slightly to the left and I did
this all to schematic for it to be clear
Dear All,
yesterday I stumbled upon claims that the CNet wire-
less pci-card CWP-854 is being sold with source code
in order to compile the driver under GNU/Linux. Then
I observed that the Free Software Foundation includes
this particular card in a long list of wireless cards
that are based on
Hello again,
I support the suggestions of Jim Ford for using
c) Show configuration changes since last save.
d) Show configuration changes from distribution.
May I only suggest that those five letter commands
in lrcfg ought not be indented all the way to the
middle of the page. The page
Dear All,
I have my Bering up and running very well with two
interfaces inwards. Dnsmasq services them both
without
complaint. However, I get only to see one of the two
lease intervals when using the DNS/DHCP-page of
webconf
in 'basic'. Of course, all is well on the 'general-
Dear All,
attached is a small file to accomplish some minor
cosmetic facelifting. The patching only concerns
spacing and aligning in the table of logfiles.cgi
and some new space below buttons in other webconf
pages. Nothing much, but makes reading smoother.
When using the
Dear All,
immediately upon entering the setup command lrcfg
of Bering, I encounter the two options
c) Configuration changed since last save,
d) Configuration changed from distribution.
I do not think they are phrased well enough, simply
because I misunderstood their meaning
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