In a previous post I was referring about a Doc on VPN with X.509 certs.
Here the details:
I found in Patches section of leaf site thise document:
"525202 Dachstein CD VPN using X.509 Certs" 2002-03-03
I think than a doc directory in the incoming DCD release will be
appreciated (at last for me!
I went with your second solution, but with slightly different packaging
by fixing up my bash.lrp so it didn't create the link to /bin/sh. I
didn't like the idea of using bash if the rest of the system had been
tested with ash:
http://www.jimmoy.com/archives/10.html
Jim
Robert William
Hi all,
Just a follow-up note to let you know how I solved (with your help)
the problem. The simplest solution was to just change #!/bin/sh to
#!/bin/ash. However in terms of a permanent fix If the maintainer of
the package did this it would break it for every body that does not
have a /bin/as
Hi all,
Thank you for the answer. At least I know what the problem is. I am
running bash. When I start up with out it everything works out great.
I tried loading bash at the end but had the same problem. I think
that what is happening is that /bin/sh in the scripts points to
/bin/bash. I will
On Sat, 06 Apr 2002 16:21:23 -0800
"Robert Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just added another computer to my network and decide to install
> tinydns instead of updating all of those host files. I am using DS CD
> 1.2. However tinydns doesn't seem to work. I am using it straig
Robert Williams wrote:
>
> I just added another computer to my network and decide to install
> tinydns instead of updating all of those host files. I am using DS CD
> 1.2. However tinydns doesn't seem to work. I am using it straight out
> of the box. the only changes I have made was to add entri
Robert Williams wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just added another computer to my network and decide to install
> tinydns instead of updating all of those host files. I am using DS CD
> 1.2. However tinydns doesn't seem to work. I am using it straight out of
> the box. the only changes I have made was to
