Hi,
I have seen this behaviour since 5.1.x and managed it with
/etc/init.d/shorewall stop
/etc/init.d/shorewall start
Don't worry, your ssh session will not be killed by stopping shorewall.
It seems that the script needs some attention and a new make-up :)
Jürgen
Am Fr. 15. Jan. 2016 19:45
Hi,
I once build a strongswan package.
It's based on strongswan 5.2.0, and it seems to start, but the packaging and
configuration needs review.
Today I use the openswan package with cisco pix endpoints on the other side.
They are not under my control so I can't fiddle about the
Hi,
what should be the reason to change the rules ? Time based ? On demand from
outside ? Port knocking?
JN
Am Do. 5. Mär. 2015 20:18 CET, Erich Titl erich.t...@think.ch schrieb:
Hi
Am 05.03.2015 um 17:01 schrieb n22e113:
I need to temporarily allow HTTP connections from my
Hi
syslinux.cfg is not enough. To put a getty on a serial line, you need inittab
too.
Juergen
On 16. September 2014 23:30:32 MESZ, Timothy Wegner tweg...@swbell.net wrote:
Jurgen wrote:
have you upgraded your older 4801 box to version 5.1 with the geode
image or also with the
Hello Tim,
have you upgraded your older 4801 box to version 5.1 with the geode image or
also with the Bering-uClibc_5.1_x86_64_syslinux_vga.tar.gz ? Afaik the 4801
does not support 64bit so you it seems you have used the
Bering-uClibc_5.1_geode_syslinux_serial.tar.gz image for successfully
Hello Tim,
some weeks ago I had similar problems with the new PC Engines APU board,
I suppose you took the Bering-uClibc_5.1_x86_64_syslinux_vga.tar.gz which
does not use the serial console.
So I took the configdb.lrp from the
Bering-uClibc_5.1_geode_syslinux_serial.tar.gz and modified the
Hi
thank you very much for your script. Freedns seems to be a brilliant
replacement for dyndns.
I tested it with 4.x and it works with two annotations
PPPADDR=`ip addr sh dev ppp0 | grep inet | sed -e s/inet//;s/peer.*$//;s/^
//`
pressing 6 times space bar between ^ and //
if [
.. as an alternative to Raspberry PI, you might be interessted in the
Cubieboard, which has significant more under the hood for a little more money.
But this board has also only one solded RJ45 interface on it.
http://cubieboard.org/
Hi,
I had (have) them all ;-)
You can not compare both ideas of having a router OS.
DD-WRT is easy to use; web interface; a given ritch feature set with backup and
recovery. You will have a very fast ROI. But if you want more - it gets more
complicated.
For running Bering you need more
