[leaf-user] bering 1.2 -- upgrading shorwall.lrp breaks shorewall.log

I have a successfully working bering1.2 installation. I download the latest shorewall package v1.45 from TomEastep at www.shorewall.net I followed the upgrade procedure --see below ... after the upgrade, the firewall performs correctly but the shorewall.log is now broken. Can anyone determine

Re: [leaf-user] bering 1.2 -- upgrading shorwall.lrp breaks

after the upgrade, the firewall performs correctly but the shorewall.log is now broken. What does that mean exactly? Shorewall functions as it did before the upgrade... allows traffic that is allowed by the rulesets to get through and denies those that should be denied. shorewall status

Re: [leaf-user] bering 1.2 -- upgrading shorwall.lrp breaks

--- a) Are you using syslogd or ulogd for logging? which syslogd returns /sbin/syslogd which ulogd returns /usr/sbin/ulogd ###forgive me master, my meager skills are unable to determine. ###I am using whatever the

Re: [leaf-user] bering 1.2 -- upgrading shorwall.lrp breaks

Your Shorewall configuration is using syslogd -- The Bering 1.2 Shorewall package has been modified to use ulog. Looks like the upgrade instructions that you followed are incomplete with respect to Bering 1.2. I'm not surprised the instructions are incomplete. I cobbled the HOWTO together from

[leaf-user] HowTo set Date time

How To set Date Time - 3 questions I ) Is there a DateTime HowTo for leaf? II ) I've forgotten how to set the date, time timezone under leaf (bering) for the system, user, and the cpu's clock. Where are examples of the correct usage for the commands documented?

[leaf-user] is ntpdate available for leaf

is ntpdate available in a .lrp for leaf dachstein/bering? --- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf leaf-user

[leaf-user] a Smaller Sub-Net, advantage or disadvantage

I'm probably going to have less than 253 computers connected to my LEAF. More likely, there will be a maximum of 5. If I define my internal network as being a Class C: net addr: 192.42.97.16 /29 mask: 255.255.255.248 broadcast: 192.42.97.23 Hosts: 17-22 Is there an advantage or

Re: [leaf-user] Bering 1.0rc3 - RoadRunnerCable, connection suddenly fails

Note: Harry Kitt's message his problem driver appeared to work, but would randomly drop the connection. Probably not recompiled for the Bering's kernel/compiler. ---was because he used drivers from his Dachstein disk. I've tried editing shorewall to use each of them as the external interface

[leaf-user] Bering 1.0rc3 - RoadRunnerCable, connection suddenly fails

swfla.rr.com == aka == timewarner/roadrunner cable I'm using the default setup on the Bering_1.0rc3 floppy1680 image ---except I went ahead and removed norfc1918 from /etc/shorewall/interfaces' eth0 Initially the users connected behind the firewall are able to use services, then after a

Re: [leaf-user] Bering - internet disappears, clues for newbie

swfla.rr.com == aka == timewarner/roadrunner cable I'm using the default setup on the Bering_1.0rc3 floppy1680 image ---except I went ahead and removed norfc1918 from /etc/shorewall/interfaces' eth0 I'm still having the outside world suddenly disappear. I can login to the firewall itself and

Re: [leaf-user] Bering - internet disappears, clues for newbie

OK, I'm confused about what pump gives for statistics. If my ISP is possibly using an RFC 1918 IP address on their DHCP server, shouldn't Pump list the Boot Server as such? If Pump lists my renewal time as being ten (10) hours from now, and the expiration as being eleven (11) hours from now,

Re: [leaf-user] Bering - internet disappears, clues for newbie

Can you dump ipchains -t nat -vnL and ipchains -vnL # ipchains: not found Bering1.0 rc3, after a random time period, the internet disappears from eth0. I have to reboot Bering and power-cycle the cable modem as well. pump -s gives me addresses outside of RFC1918 (65.34.x.x), so I don't