Neither. He is using MPD. This is based on FreeBSD 4.9. PoPTop wasn't
an option because it doesn't run in userland and he wants to make it as
secure as possible.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Mueller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 11:15 AM
To: &
You may want to check out m0n0wall.
http://m0n0.ch/wall
It has PPTP server built in and boots from a CD-ROM while the
configuration is saved to a floppy. There are some known problems with
some XP clients.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf O
You have to replaced the pppd package with one listed here:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bering/latest/packages/pppd/
Look at the README for a better explanation.
-Ping
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On Tuesday 01 April 2003 02:36 pm, Jorn Eriksen wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to g
I'm not sure if this is a problem with Bering, PopTop (pptpd.lrp) or
shorewall. Anyway, I'm running Bering 1.1 and modified pptpd.lrp files
accordingly. I've been able to get VPN working from one site but today
I tried to log back on testing out some other things and it refused my
connection say
The solution was posted on their website. Apparently by default it uses
dynamic UDP and TCP but there is a static port patch for v2.2 located
here:
http://www.eyeballchat.com/download/patches/fixed_ports_patch22.reg
Then you need to open up these ports:
Open the following ports in your firewal
I tried to use a package made by K.-P. Kirchdörfer based on your
original package and I haven't had any luck on the client or the server
end. The default configs weren't configured for Bering or even LEAF but
after making some adjustments I didn't have any luck with it.
-Ping
-Original Messa
I'm running Bering-uClibc 1.1 and having some minor problems. First of
all, I do have a request. Does anyone have a packaged udhcp.lrp for
this distribution? I'm only aware of Lynn Avants' for LEAF in general
and for specifically for Dachstein located in these places
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/c
Has anyone tried the new Mandrake Multi-Network Firewall?
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To: Ping Kwong
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] tmda.lrp?
On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Ping Kwong wrote:
>
> Has anyone done something like Tagged Message Delivery Agent (TMDA)
for
> Dachstein or Bering?
Haven't seen it.
> Site is http://tm
Has anyone done something like Tagged Message Delivery Agent (TMDA) for
Dachstein or Bering? Site is http://tmda.net. Seems like a small
package too.
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I was looking at other solutions for a client when I stumbled upon
Smoothwall (http://www.smoothwall.org). There has been past discussions
about some sort of administrative web interface, I thought based on the
screenshots that it was very slick and intuitive for users. I'm well
aware of the bl
I run mine at 115200 with no noticeable help. I've just gotten used to
seeing it that way and learned to live with it. I first thought it was
just the baud rate but as I kept increasing it, didn't notice any
appreciable difference. It's especially bad when editing shorewall
files with the examp
Running Bering RC3 with Shorewall 1.33 connecting via PPPoE. Seems I
have a problem with weblet. It appears to work fine for the first day
but after the logs rotate and when I check the logs through weblet, I'm
getting File not readable: XXX where XXX are the log files: messages,
syslog, debug,
: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 7:57 PM
To: Ping Kwong
Cc: 'Ray Olszewski'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [leaf-user] Bering RC3 with socks5.lrp and ez-ipupd.lrp
On Wed, 31 Jul 2002, Ping Kwong wrote:
>
> That did the trick, Tom. Thanks for the quick reply! Now I'm certain
> t
That did the trick, Tom. Thanks for the quick reply! Now I'm certain
the socks5.lrp problem is related to that and very similar to resolve.
-Ping
-Original Message-
From: Tom Eastep [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 1:40 PM
To: Ray Olszewski
Cc: Ping
No that's not what I'm trying to say. Here's the FAQ from dyndns.org:
The abuse system automatically blocks any hostname that is repeatedly
updated from the same IP. This is done to prevent the abuse that occured
far too often in the old system, where a user would simply set their
computer to u
I made the switch from cable modem (which was getting worse every week
with AT&T Broadband) back to DSL through SBC Global. After a few
problems here and there, I was able to get PPPoE working with Bering RC3
on the router and the client machines through DHCPD. The only change I
made to Bering
rlynn
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 3:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] GuitarLynn's FreeS/WAN image problem
On Wednesday 26 June 2002 10:31, Ping Kwong wrote:
> When I get a chance again I'll take a look at it again. But I did
> try using Charles' 2.2.19-small
I tried getting the image working but for the life of me can't get
passed loading the network modules. I've done several of Charles' LRP
on floppies and even on CD-ROM without a problem and even Bering. But
when I try to load this image from floppy after replacing it with the
proper network mod
> I'm still having problems with socks5. As a matter of fact, I just
> found out that it was never working. My ICQ keeps crashing this time
> it lasted a whole 2 days after my reboot and I'm back to using ICQ
> without the socks5 support. Even when I could connect via ICQ with
> socks5, I coul
I’m
still having problems with socks5. As a
matter of fact, I just found out that it was never working. My ICQ keeps crashing this time it lasted a
whole 2 days after my reboot and I’m back to using ICQ without the socks5
support. Even when I could connect via
ICQ with socks5, I could ne
This question is directed more for Charles but if anyone else any input
I'd be glad to hear it. I've recently updated my LRP to Dachstein after
having Eigerstein running for over 6 months straight with a reboot. I
got most of the kinks out with the setup after some trial and error.
The problem I
>It looks like Charles and Dan nailed it.
>My ISP seemed to be keying off of the MAC address.>When I
spoofed the router's MAC address (as per Charles'>instructions
below), it was able to get a good IP address.>It still bugs me,
though, that the ISP WAS givin
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