I think one possible issue is that VMWare has an issue with the larger
floppy size. I ran into this on VMWare Server and it has been a while so I
don't know if that is still a problem.
Try copying the files to a standard 1.44MB floppy.
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I've run into one situation where dhcpcd would not pull an address from the
ISP and pump worked fine. Perhaps you are running into something like that
rather than a driver problem?
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>I've tried what I thought would work (booting with the CD, loading the
modules into /lib/modules and trying to save to diskette) but it hasn't
worked.
I think you are on the right track.
Take a look at your leaf.cfg. The following is noted there:
# The first entry is the backup de
Boris,
Is your SBS pointed to itself for DNS? It should be. You can use the DNS
server on Leaf as a forwarder.
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Just a guess: nonstandard floppy size (if it is?) not usable under Hyper-V
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I see some emails from March of 2008 discussing some initial work on a 2.6
branch of Leaf. Can anyone tell me what came of that?
I found a scenario where a 2.6 branch is necessary. I'm trying to do
multi-ISP & traffic control on the same box, and because Shorewall requires
some 2.6 features to
Gordon,
> Call me stupid
Never! I'm relieved to hear that this proposed solution is running at least
one other place.
I had Leaf running on VMWare for a long time, but I moved it off of it not
because of performance issues, of which there were none, but only because I
didn't want to lose intern
> Erich Titl (etitl) promoted to project admin, and Jeff Newmiller
For those of us on the user list only, any comment on a 2.6 branch? :)
Congratulations Erich.
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>> I'm considering chaining two Leaf Routers together, one to handle the
>> multiple ISPs and one for TC as a temporary solution,
>How does this solve the 2.6 requirement?
Erich,
The basic issue is I can't use HIGH_ROUTE_MARKS=Yes in Shorewall. As a
result, I can't do both Multi-ISP and Traff
On 1/1/2011 7:19 PM, Jim Dancer wrote:
> no matter what I try the phone simply
> won't make a connection to the internet
What does that mean?
Does DNS work?
Can you ping by name? By IP? Neither?
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I'm starting to roll out 4.x and I have a few questions.
1. NIC modules - how are these loaded? I used to control which NIC was
eth0 / eth1 by the module load order in /etc/modules. I can't find how
these get loaded now.
2. Is upgrading the 4.x series as simple as copying the .LRP/ files
I'm testing procedures for doing remote upgrade of Leaf. I'm wondering
if this is even possible because of the modules? Basically, I'd like to
copy the new LRP/LWP/Linux/*.tgz etc files up to a running router, put
everything in its proper place, and reboot to bring it back online. Can
this
> I run LEAF for several clients all on WRAP PC hardware with 2GB compact
> flash. This allows me to build the config and verify it before writing
> to flash. I see no reason you couldn't push this to a live system and
> reboot into the new flash. Hope this helps,
>
I'm running it on older low
I'm having the following issue when trying to run configdb backup.
Moddb backup works.
Copying configdb.lrp Please wait: \Terminated
If I run from /bin/sh:
with_storage /var/lib/lrpkg/mnt lrcfg.backup configdb
Same issue. I can mount the backup partition, write to it, etc. It is
an IDE har
> It's a known issue. 'Terminated' message, that appears sometime, is
> caused by killing shellscript that prints rotating slash (shellscript
It is very disconcerting when doing something important like saving the
configuration!
As Dave Dillabough reported, I also verified that the backup is
> I've got SFTP set up to fall back into SCP.
Doug,
I hardcode this to SCP for Leaf. Also disable "Lookup user groups"
under Environment - SCP/Shell.
- Bob Coffman
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> P.S. IMHO it'll be much better if LEAF will be booted from IDE DOM (this
> server seems to have IDE CD-ROM - so it should have IDE connector on
> mobo). 10+ years old HDDs IMHO may die too suddenly...
I have quite a few old PCs in the field and I've had no trouble with old
IDE drives - the stre
Art,
That's a pretty cool use of Leaf.
I'm not sure of the problem, but the first thing I'd look at in your
situation would be the iptables helper modules. If this isn't firewall
or routing, I'm not sure what else could cause it.
- Bob
I have a number of 4.x Leaf boxes that it is probably past time to upgrade.
I was considering creating a script that I would run on a generically
installed, current Leaf box that would copy over the configuration files
from the old firewall, so that most of the work in upgrading would be in
ima
On 10/23/2014 1:45 PM, Andrew wrote:
> something like this:
>
> for i in `ls /mnt`; do wget ftp://.../$i; done
> mv init* linux modules.* /moddb /mnt
> apkg -u *.lrp # this update configs
> mv * /mnt
>
Andrew,
I'll have to trace the logic, I'm not sure exactly what that is doing.
I was thinking
Is there a way to send email (log file) from Leaf while using an SMTP
server that requires authentication?
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> On 11/21/2015 1:14 PM, Erich Titl wrote:
> We hope that
> from this release the box will be able to upgrade itself
This is the best news I've had all year!
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I used "Other Linux 32 bit" for the machine type. Make sure your disk
is setup as IDE.
One thing I'm missing is a VMXNET3 driver. I'm using E1000 which is
probably not optimal.
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>I've added virtio/vmxnet/hyper-v paravirtualized network/storage
drivers to Leaf
Do you have VMXNET for Leaf 5.1.3 (3.10.69-i686)? I would really
appreciate it.
If not, anyone know how I can build this? Can I compile for any version
if I set up the toolchain?
- Bob
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I had a chance to take a quick look at this version.
1. VMXNET3 works on ESXi 5.5, but the adapter type has to be VMXNET3
and not Flexible. Whether or not VMXNET3 is an option depends on the
machine type you specify when creating the VM. RH Linux 6 (32 bit) for
example will offer VMXNET3. O
> Last time I looked into this, I wondered if some aspect of Linux thinks the
> disk
> is only 50% of the size it really is...
I've noticed on my Leaf boxes this phenomenon with du -h and a mounted
SMB share:
router# du . -d 0
91095040.
router# du . -d 0 -h
86.9G .
Seems like it is o
Giovanni,
> du lists 1k blocks, if I remember well (many years ago 512 and 1k with
> - -k flag )
> This is the difference:
> 91095040k= 91095040*1024 = 93281320960
> 93281320960/1024/1024/1024= 86.88 GiBytes
There was a single approximately 91MB file in that directory. It
displays TB for d
Freeman,
Sorry, meant to reply to the list.
You are definitely not the only one running leaf on re-purposed PCs!
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I'm using i686 syslinux, and I just tried this and did not get that error.
I'm unsure that my upgrade technique was the best way to go but it was
pretty simple and it worked. I've run into a few small things but so
far so good!
- Bob
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Boris,
Try this. Some of this is specific to my configuration (certificate
names) just ignore that stuff. I don't think build-key is used any
longer...
Typical usage for initial PKI setup.
Build Server and client cert/keys.
1. edit /etc/openvpn/vars with your site-specific info.
2.
On HP DC7600 and using Bering-uClibc_6.0.2_i686_syslinux_vga, ntpd
segfaults at startup (even something like ntpd --version).
Seems to be something with that particular hardware, as I have other
machines with the same release loaded that are working fine.
I've examined the executables, package
> On 4/27/2017 7:52 PM, Robert K Coffman Jr. -Info From Data Corp. wrote:
> On HP DC7600 and using Bering-uClibc_6.0.2_i686_syslinux_vga, ntpd
> segfaults at startup (even something like ntpd --version).
I'm working this with NTP people, however I have found this occurring
with
>> On HP DC7600 and using Bering-uClibc_6.0.2_i686_syslinux_vga, ntpd
>> segfaults at startup (even something like ntpd --version).
This appears to affect machines with multiple cores and/or machines with
a single core and hyperthreading. I am still looking into it, but I'd
like to hear from a
User ddrown on IRC looked into this, and confirmed he also experienced
this issue.
ddrown ok, ntpd works for me on leaf with one processor, trying it with two
ddrown yup, two processors = ntpd crash on leaf
ddrown ok, that's very odd
ddrown cd /usr/sbin ; ./ntpd -- wor
> Did you verify that uclibc and/or ntpd had any changes between the two
> releases affected?
I'm using the i686 release.
If I run it under VMWare ESXi with two cores, it crashes. If I reduce
the cores to one, it works fine. It seems to affect any machine I run
it on that has more than one co
> So now there have been a few releases between 5.1.3 and 6.0.2. It might
> be interesting to know if 5.2.8 still runs fine.
It appears to be fine, with uClibc 0.9.33.2 and ntpd 4.2.8p7.
I also loaded the current ntpd (4.2.8p10) on 5.2.8 and it works fine.
- Bob
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Eric,
IRC user ddrown confirmed the x64 patch I mentioned earlier seems to fix
the issue on i386 as well. I'm not really sure what to do with that
information. Is it possible to patch Leaf with it?
https://gist.github.com/ddrown/15e943b8fe1da398320b0c0518c95554
- Bob
> So it really appears
I place the following script in /etc/network/if-pre-up.d. It renames
the interfaces, and then renames them to what I want. Make to sure to
add this script to your /var/lib/lrpkg/local.local file so that it is
retained!
- Bob
=
#!/bin/sh
#Only run once. lo comes up first, so this
#gua
you have to load the “ bbnameif.lrp “ package, by adding it in your list of packages to load in leaf.cfg,
I hate that I reinvented the wheel on this one! I was going to suggest
my script as a package but nobody else seemed to have run into this.
- Bob
FYI,
I've been running the 6.04 release for several days across 4 machines
and all seems well.
My primary packages are dnsmasq and openvpn. The issue I had with ntp
segfaulting is not occurring with this release.
- Bob
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