There is talk around about libz in general having security flaws (Redhat
send out an alert and update for theirs). Does anyone know what version
of libz.lrp are "safe" for Dachstein (and other LEAF distributions)?
Thanks,
Pete Dubler
___
/mibs
directories except that the IANA...txt file name is too long for the
leaf system.
I have even less hair this evening than this morning...googled and
man-paged to death...
Thanks for any pointer,
Pete Dubler
Fort Collins, CO
___
Leaf-user mailing
raphs.
THANKS FOR ANY HELP OR IDEAS!
Pete Dubler
___
Leaf-user mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
keep a duplicate hard drive backup. but it made for an unpleasant
evening...)
Wishing you good routing,
Pete Dubler
___
Leaf-user mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
Well, it's time to enhance the wireless lrp...(now that the doc and
packages are complete)
I need to get snmp up and running so I pulled a copy from Charle's site
and installed it. Now, I need to get it up and running, but after
several hours of googling, I have not found any simple, to-the-poin
Has anyone implemented a lightweight logging system, like mrtg, for
Dachstein Leaf?
I can run something on a redhat server that probes the Dachstein Leaf
system, but do not know if the necessary smnp stuff exists for
Dachstein.
Any pointers?
pete at dublerfamily dot com
__
I would like to now extend my second LEAF system, which is acting as a
Samba file server within my private network, and add mail filtering and
"sorting". I want to keep things as simple and small as possible.
Can you help me find an appropriate set of .lrp's ... I think I know
what the solution
release it. If you would like to be a beta site for the how-to,
let me know. I am running on a 486-66 with a 100MB disk and 48MB RAM.
I have a 20MB partition for Dachstein and am 8MB ramdisk set-up in the
configuration. (very generous on resources)
All the best,
Pete Dubler
[EMAIL PROTECTED
Wow, my wireless Dachstein is running great. Now I am wanting to setup
a samba file server based on Dachstein. I have been looking around all
morning trying to find the smb.lrp package. Could someone give me a
steer?
Happy new year!
Pete Dubler
CardServices
Looking forward to 11mbs before the new year
Happy Holidays,
Pete Dubler
Fort Collins, CO
___
Leaf-user mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
as
the upx extension, it does not need to be decompressed. It is just
renamed "linux" and we rock and roll!
Thanks again Charles for a great implementation!
Pete Dubler
Fort Collins, CO
___
Leaf-user mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
https://l
t handle
> correctly identical files in more than one package (problem during the
> backup)
>
> Regards,
> Etienne
> - Original Message -
> From: "Pete Dubler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2
upp_s, which is the
latest version I have found. The disk is set-up precisely per Charles'
HOWTO, except for the partition sizes (the names were not even changed
to protect the innocent.)
Any ideas... I am running out of them myself...
Thanks to all,
Pete Dubler
Fort C
a kernel.
Also, my dos system is having trouble reading the floppy that way. I
get read errors.
(I have downloaded it twice, first to harddisk..)
What silly, basic, giz-wiz-I-should-have-known-that, thing am I doing
wrong???
Many thanks,
Pete Dubler
Fort Collins, CO
__
point repeater, receiving on the Aironet
ISA card and routing, still on the public side, to a third NIC in the
LEAF, which then goes to an access point. The second NIC in that box
will support the private (local/firewalled) side.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Pete Dubler
Fort Collins
15 matches
Mail list logo
