dea and I should get a second network
card for the LRP box and have a really isolated web server on a
DMZ, but I thought I'd ask.
Tim Wegner
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esn't work between the Dell and the rest of the local network. I
can't ping the other machines either. So the Dell box can
communicate to the LRP box but is not on the local network. It
sounds very weird. It does indeed sound like the Dell box is on a
"DMZ".
to wait for your
version of the EigerStein upgrade. I will migrate my setup to your
new version when it is available, and would be more than happy to
help debug it.
Now on to trying out a DMZ on eth2 :-)
Tim Wegner
Date sent: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 08:00:53 -0500
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what simple and stupid) web site at twegner.dynodns.net in the DMZ,
and
seawall in both places.
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nneth Hadley's instructions for pppoe (which support
pppoe over ethernet) be modified for dialup? I have seached the mail
archives and a few of the leaf sites and haven't quite figure this
out.
I'm guessing this is very simple once one knows the an
y web pages to it cause I need some
> testers
> Let me know if it works for you
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Tim Wegner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 12:25 PM
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ou can try http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/khadley/ppp.html
> there is right now no direct link on my web pages to it cause I need some
> testers
> Let me know if it works for you
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Tim Wegner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
ons of leaf. For 2.4 kernel versions you can use Tom's
Shorewall. I think the Bering developers were very smart to integrate
Shorewall from the getgo. I am intending to migrate my
Dachstein+Seawall setup to Bering.
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love this list! (Oops "these lists" because I sent
this to the seawalll list as well.)
Tim Wegner
#!/bin/sh
# dhclient-exit-hooks script for LRP
# Charles Steinkuehler, January 2000
# Updated June 27, 2000 to restart dnscache, if present
# Notes:
# 0. This script restarts the fo
Charles wrote, re the problem of Seawall's ipchains getting
overwritten in dhclient exit hooks,
> > 2. Is there a better fix for this problem? (This fix works, my
> > humble web site has been visible continuously since I edited
> > dhclient-exit- hooks.) Unfortuantely my fix entangles seawall.lrp
his logic is not quite right and hasn't been for
quite a while. But it's very close to being right!
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d_ip_address =
new_ip_address = 208.191.181.169
reason = BOUND
The variable old_ip_address never has a value.
I would like to know if other users's dhclient behaves like mine.
Thanks,
Tim Wegner
My instrumented copy of /etc/dhclient-exit-hooks, so you can see
where the lines go:
#!/bin/sh
# dhclient-e
(Note: I read the list so I don't needs answers cc'ed to me, not that
I mind.)
Charles wrote:
> These variables should be setup by the dhclient program before the
> dhclient script is called. The available variables are documented by
> the dhclient-script man page:
> http://lrp.steinkuehler.n
Charles wrote:
> Actually, I do have a comment or two :).
Good ! :-)
> It looks like your ISP's
> DHCP server is not allowing you to renew a lease, but instead is
> giving you a new lease with the same IP. This is strange behavior,
> and is what's causing your problem...as far as dhclient is
The new version 1.3.4 of shorewall has moved some files to
/var/lib/shorewall. My Bering rc3 doesn't copy these files when the
shorwall.lrp package is installed.
I'm trying Bering for the first time, and am migrating my Dachstein
DMZ setup. I have gotten the older Shorewall version that comes
Wegner
> i believe this will help you to get shorewall 1.3.3
> and above to work with bering
>
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bering/update/shorewall/README.txt
>
> brett
>
> --- Tim Wegner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The new version 1.3.4 of s
Dave,
Look in:
http://twegner.dynodns.net/dave
You can download either the executable
http://twegner.dynodns.net/dave/mii-diag
or the tar.gz (tgz) package.
http://twegner.dynodns.net/dave/miidiag.tgz
The only reason to download the package is that the compression
provides a degree of conf
oblem because my friend and I both
attempted to migrate from Bering to Bering Uclib independently and
neither one of us could get the ne.o module to work.
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b 2.1 module tarball).
>
> I am assuming this is a real problem because my friend and I both
> attempted to migrate from Bering to Bering Uclib independently and
> neither one of us could get the ne.o module to work.
>
> Tim Wegner
>
>
> -
Mike Noyes
too!
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KP asked (referring to the 2.X version of shorewall in my Bering-
uClibc setup):
> Sounds good; how big is shorwall.lrp?
My configured three interface Shorewall 2.x version is 83563 bytes .
That is 15000 or so bytes bigger than my 1.4X version. As I said the
upgrade was painless. My Bering thre
Tom wrote:
> And I apologize for being so grumpy -- time to go to bed
Since my original message included thanks to Tom, this message hereby
legitimately continues the thread ... I hereby announce to the world
that Tom's being grumpy in no way lessens my appreciation for him,
and I am glad
there any down side to using the ACCEPT form?
Is it less secure? Since I am on a home network I am controlling all
the machines, and am the only one running BitTorrent.
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under 10 watts and the Soekris is very cool (pun intended).
So CF is causing no problems so far. The problem of not unmounting
causing corruption can affect any media, it's not a CF problem.
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Hector wrote:
> But I cannot access my http server through dyndns, I
> think that somewhat is missconfigured at shorewall
> rules.
I have these two shorewall rules:
# redirect port 80 for web server
DNATnet dmz:192.168.2.1 tcp 80
DNATloc dmz:192.168.2.1 tcp 80 -
Jim Ford asked:
> My Dachstein setup appears to be working fine but Azereus reports a
> NAT problem. As I'm still struggling up the ipchains learning curve,
> I don't want to fiddle with anything and unwittingly throw the doors
> open to attackers. I'd welcome suggestions for an ipchains line to
>
Lionel wrote:
> I am a new user of Bering uClibc and I was wondering if there were
> other web servers than sh-httpd or mhttpd because there is not much
> documentation available on those servers (I remember Bering was using
> thttpd, which is more documented on acme.com website).
I have been run
Steve wrote:
> I have found an "inconsistency" with Tom's documentation and the
> latest Bering- uClib/Shorewall release.
This is not an inconsistency in Tom's documentation. You were reading
Tom's three-interface documentation, and Leaf as distributed is set
up for two interfaces. So you shou
I have been happily running various verions of lrp for many years.
most recently, LEAF Bering-uClibc 2.3 uClibc 0.9.20 Rev 3 on a
headless Soekris net 4801 box. This has been running for five years
are so with no problems.
I want to upgrade to 3.1.1, but can't get the boot process to quite
co
These notes (mostly) discuss running Leaf 4.x on a Soekris 4801 box,
since there is little in the wiki. I will add a few notes to the
Leaf Soekris 4801 wiki page after I get permission. The good news is
that there is not too much to say since there are no special
problems.
I have been using L
Eric wrote (in response to my query about resolv.conf getting
overwritten)
> If it gets overwritten by dhcp then it will be overwritten whatever
> you do to configdb. As it may well be overwritten any time during
> operation.
>
> The following link
> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/dhclient-etcreso
I upgraded from 4.1 beta2 to Releaswe Candidate 1 with no significant
problems. I have been using leaf since the lrp days, and I really
appreciate how much easier the upgrade is now.
The one very small issue I had is that I am running on a Soekris 4801
from Compact Flash. The syslinux in mtool
KP wrote:
> Using a boot partition with 512MB solved issue - and 512MB on a CF
> was about ten times the space I needed to install all packages,
> thereforeI didn't investigate further.
Just for my education I reduced the main partition on the 4gb boot CF
to 512 mb as you suggested. Then the s
I have just gotten a new DSL modem that is accessed at 192.168.1.254.
Unless I discover the IP of the modem can be changed, I will need to
change my leaf router which also uses 192.168.1.254. My previous
modem was accessed at 192.168.1.1, and I was able to set up the
networking to access it at
Thanks to n22e113 for also responding.
KP wrote:
> I have an DSL connection with pppoe and currently set the DSL pppoe
> pass through - that way the IP address of the DSL modem can be
> negletced.
In my case in Houston I am an early adopter of DSL and have DHCP
grandfathered. I already knew t
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