On 17/03/07, Andrew Turner wrote:
Next month I am giving a talk on FreeBSD.
[snip]
Is there anything people want me to talk about?
Will you be covering PC-BSD?
Yuri
If you knew what headers were...yes.
Consider me moved on.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well for one, I subscribed ions ago and the chances of
having that email are remote at best. All that John had
to say is what Robert said, how hard was that?
Charles like a majority of computer users
yuri wrote:
On 17/03/07, Andrew Turner wrote:
Next month I am giving a talk on FreeBSD.
[snip]
Is there anything people want me to talk about?
Will you be covering PC-BSD?
Yuri
PCBSD is FreeBSD with an easy installer and a couple of admin utilities.
I'm still having trouble with my Speedtouch Pro ADSL modem. I have it
connected to a firewall (IPCop so far but hopefully moving to PFSense)
and then to my Ubuntu laptop. (You see how I'm getting as many
references to linux in as possible?).
I can connect from the laptop through the firewall to
Are you able to ping www.google.co.nz from the firewall? If so, then you're on
the internet and we can stop worrying about that.
Are you using dhcp to configure the networking on your pc's? If so, then you
want the following infomation to be transferred (I'm assuming green subnet,
change if
I've just installed Debian Etch onto a 1GB USB flash drive using
encrypted LVM.
It all went smoothly until the first boot into the OS. The device-mapper
tries to initialise while the SCSI bus is still probing (I assume this
is due to the new SCSI asynchronous probe code in the Linux kernel)
At 2007-03-18T15:16:46+1200, Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
I've just installed Debian Etch onto a 1GB USB flash drive using
Since Etch is not released yet, I guess you mean a weekly or daily build of
the Etch candidate release.
The fix would probably be to have device-mapper retry its
On 18/03/07, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you able to ping www.google.co.nz from the firewall? If so, then you're on
the internet and we can stop worrying about that.
No, I can't ping any internet addresses from the firewall.
The firewall has dns settings pointing to Orcon's
On 18/03/07, Nick Rout wrote:
PCBSD is FreeBSD with an easy installer and a couple of admin utilities.
And a different packaging system. Statically linked to reduce
dependency issues, I believe.
I'd go for that if I had the RAM and storage to compensate.
Yuri
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 15:55:28 +1200
Kerry Mayes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 18/03/07, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you able to ping www.google.co.nz from the firewall? If so, then you're
on the internet and we can stop worrying about that.
No, I can't ping any internet
On 18/03/07, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't worry about that. Can you ping 66.102.7.99 from the firewall? This is
what www.google.co.nz resolved to when I tried this just now.
Nope, 100% packet loss.
If you can, then it's a problem with dns, not routing.
If not, can you post
On Sunday 18 March 2007 15:58, yuri wrote:
On 18/03/07, Nick Rout wrote:
PCBSD is FreeBSD with an easy installer and a couple of admin utilities.
And a different packaging system. Statically linked to reduce
dependency issues, I believe.
I'd go for that if I had the RAM and storage to
On Sunday 18 March 2007 16:22, Kerry Mayes wrote:
On 18/03/07, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't worry about that. Can you ping 66.102.7.99 from the firewall? This
is what www.google.co.nz resolved to when I tried this just now.
Nope, 100% packet loss.
If you can, then it's a
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007, Kerry Mayes wrote:
On 18/03/07, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't worry about that. Can you ping 66.102.7.99 from the firewall? This
is what www.google.co.nz resolved to when I tried this just now.
Nope, 100% packet loss.
If you can, then it's a problem
what does ifconfig on the firewall tell you?
That all the interfaces are up with correct IP addresses and have
communicated with the green network and the modem.
(So not a lot!)
On Sunday 18 March 2007 17:43, Nick Rout wrote:
On Sunday 18 March 2007 16:22, Kerry Mayes wrote:
On 18/03/07, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't worry about that. Can you ping 66.102.7.99 from the firewall?
This is what www.google.co.nz resolved to when I tried this just now.
Step 1. take the firewall out of the loop .. connect directly to the modem.
Use DHCP .. establish what IP addresses and masks and dns are issued ..
next step .. configure firewall with that information (I would start off
using DHCP)
if that doesn't fix it then the problem is your firewall
I assume the output from the following 2 tables is from the modem.
IP address table
Intf AddressNetmask Type Transl Action
Orcon 60.234.197.91 255.0.0.0 Auto pat
eth010.0.0.138255.0.0.0 Extra none
IP route table
Destination
Ah, no, I'm using ppp. I tried pptp, but couldn't see how to set it up
in ipcop - where would you enter the . The orcon site talks about ppp
so I went back to that.
Looks like it's the modem setup. I'll have to disconnect from this
internet connection to try them out again.
Also,
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
Unfortunately the above URL does not contain the source files from which the
above documents were typeset for 'Letter' format paper. The documentation
sources and a very informative FAQ are in the source code file located at:-
I want to join 4 AVI files I made this afternoon.
I then want to host the movie on my web site as a streaming file that
people can view. ie - I don't want the user to have to download the
whole thing before they can start watching like you do with a mpg file.
Can anyone point me in the
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 18:17:24 +1200
Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I assume the output from the following 2 tables is from the modem.
IP address table
Intf AddressNetmask Type Transl Action
Orcon 60.234.197.91 255.0.0.0 Auto pat
eth010.0.0.138
Well, duh. I've set the modem to pptp and found the setting in the
setup to select pptp. I was looking in the web interface for pptp
options and of course they didn't appear until that interface was
selected.
I'm now connected through adsl.
Kerry.
On 18/03/07, Kerry Mayes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.bowenvale.co.nz/video/DSCF0002.AVI
www.bowenvale.co.nz/video/DSCF0003.AVI
www.bowenvale.co.nz/video/DSCF0004.AVI
www.bowenvale.co.nz/video/DSCF0005.AVI '
Don Gould wrote:
I want to join 4 AVI files I made this afternoon.
I then want to host the movie on my web site as a streaming file that
Matthew Gregan wrote:
At 2007-03-18T15:16:46+1200, Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
I've just installed Debian Etch onto a 1GB USB flash drive using
Since Etch is not released yet, I guess you mean a weekly or daily build of
the Etch candidate release.
Yeah. Debian Etch is shorter, and you
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