it tries to negotiate "192.168.0.10" as IP
address with the remote server, it sends NAK and PPPD dies. I don't know
whether this is related or not. 192.168.0.10 is the other (internal LAN)
interface on my Linux box.
So, this is clearly a step for
gre.c, function pptp_gre_copy(),
change "pptp_gre_call_id = call_id" to "pptp_gre_call_id = peer_call_id"
3. Compile and enjoy!
Best regards,
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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lix takes care of #1, and I will talk with Bezeq on
Sunday anyway, so I can try to tell them that (I need to cancel my modem
replacement :-))
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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> modem and what ISP? **
>
I managed to make it work. I'm connected with Orckit ATUR3 to Barak,
using kernel 2.4.1, and the only iptables rule you need to make it
work is:
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ppp+ -j MASQUERADE
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
At least on my Windows 2000 MTU of 1536 was used after connection was
opened using the Bezeq dialer... Did you compute the MTU yourself or
used some reference? If I understand well, you need to substract from
1500 the size of all headers added by PPTP, corect?
Thanks,
Haim.
> -Original Messa
mputer from the outside.
If anybody already solved this problem, please share you solution. I
know that mine is not perfect...
Thanks,
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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tion, it's
enough to down ppp0 and killall pptp. You also need to
"rm -f /var/run/pptp/10.0.0.138" or pptp will complain and won't start
next time you try to connect.
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
>
> Haim,
> Why does your connection die in the first place? Mine never does.
>
script when the ppp session terminates.
> This script will kill the old pptp and start a new one ..
>
> On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, Haim Gelfenbeyn wrote:
>
> > Well, my connection died only once, and I don't think Barak uses any
> > kind of idle time limiting (after all, ADSL
tion, it's
enough to down ppp0 and killall pptp. You also need to
"rm -f /var/run/pptp/10.0.0.138" or pptp will complain and won't start
next time you try to connect.
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
>
> Haim,
> Why does your connection die in the first place? Mine never does.
>
Shlomo,
If the noises you here are "click-click-click" ones, it's possible that
there's mismatch between the actual disk geometry and the way Linux sees it.
Make sure you configured the disk properly in the BIOS and that the values
fdisk reports are correct ones for your disk. Also, the exact mess
This is apparently a known problem. You need to do the following:
rm -f /var/run/pptp/10.0.0.138
after "killall pptp", or the call manager won't reconnect.
I finally checked out my scripts, which re-connect to adsl automagically
(numerous disconnects and power outages today), so I'll post link t
ct on shutdown, re-connection if link
is dropped, and logging of all such events via syslog facility.
This is just a first version, it works ok for me, but that's all.
So please be patient if it doesn't :-)
Best regards,
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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I have Kylix Preview Release 4 here...
While running on remote X server over the 100mbit network (my linux machine
is headless), it's fast. Not as fast as Delphi 5 running locally, but fast
enough for productive work. As for compiles, I see that it is very very
fast, probably much faster then Delp
l out those $1000...
Haim.
> -Original Message-
> From: Oded Arbel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2001 6:11 PM
> To: Haim Gelfenbeyn
> Cc: Linux-IL Mailing list
> Subject: RE: A tool for Perl And C++
>
>
> This is very sad, IMO
In addition to my other e-mail about Kylix, I'd like to add this information
from Borland web site.
(http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,26771,00.html)
--- QUOTE FROM BORLAND WEB SITE ---
THREE KYLIKES. (YES, THAT'S HOW YOU PLURALIZE IT.) Kylix will be delivered
in three initial versions
Oops... For some reason I sent my reply to Maxim only, and not to the list.
There's no need to reboot to fix such a trivial problem.
su has "--shell=SHELL" option, at least on my Linux box.
run su --shell=/bin/sh
and then edit the password file as you wish.
Haim.
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Fro
I know that Ligad (importers of ASUS and CompaQ to Israel) have Suse. You
can order a computer pre-installed with Suse Linux, partitioned to your
taste and your choice of packages, etc. You receive the box with all the
documentation of course. They probably can sell you just the software,
without
for example, i'm using here slackware-current with shadow-19990607 - no
> such option..
>
> On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Haim Gelfenbeyn wrote:
>
> > Oops... For some reason I sent my reply to Maxim only, and not
> to the list.
> > There's no need to reboot to fix s
gnose it?
3. My Linux box is headless (Intel server with BIOS support for serial
console, it doesn't have keyboard or display adapter). How can I send
SysReq or Alt-Control-Del via serial link? Is it at all possible?
Best rega
Well,
I've seen similar problems actually. This is why I created my ADSL
auto-reconnect script. What I saw is that sometimes the connection
wasn't established, and I need to re-connect several times until it
was up properly. I don't think this is pppd problem, what I saw is
that pppd times out and
>
> If you plan to use ADSL all the time, comment out "idle" parameter
> in /etc/ppp/options file.
>
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I've upgraded to 2.4.4 from 2.4.2 today (mainly because of raiserfs
fixes), and didn't notice anything wrong with pptp. I did several
connects/disconnects, and everything was smooth. In fact, I didn't
notice anything wrong with any other application also, although I didn't
do any extensive testin
The attitude of ISPs (and especially Israeli ISPs) drives me absolutely
nuts. (maybe because I was burned by it in the past). I won't mention
any names here, because they are not important. The story was:
1. I had my site hosted on some ISP. That ISP had in its "service
agreement" clause that s
>
> On Mon, 14 May 2001, Haim Gelfenbeyn wrote:
>
> > So I think this is Actcom's job to ensure that their
> network, routers
> > and servers are up to their job, and monitor it 24x7 for possible
> > problems. Anything less is incompetence on their sid
>
>The sad fact is that Israeli ISPs do not know how to collocate
> equipment properly. The only world class collo in Israel is Med-1s
> facility at Tirat Ha Karmel, it's a atomic proof bunker as I
> heard, some
> 4000-5000 square meters, some gigantic UPSs, generators, etc etc. The
> equipm
Hello,
For me, this issue is a little more personal. I'm customer of FixFax
(was before they started their spamming), and because of their spam
want to move to different service, similar to theirs. FixFax's service
is ok, but I'm really enraged by their spamming (received several
spam e-mails al
As far as I remember, no need to enable "ip forwarding" (since packes
are not forwarded on IP level, they are bridged on lower ethernet
level). However, in VMWare you have an option to have "host-only" or
"bridged" networking. You must select "bridged", or your virtual linux
box will talk to your
>
> Several people have already mentioned ISPs liking or not
> liking masquarading.
> What does that mean? They have no way of finding out (and
> should not be
> interested) on whether you're connecting one machine to the
> Internet, two
> machines in your home (using one machine as the gatewa
I truly hope Barak will have enough common sense to leave their setup
as-is. Because the only solution to the problem you describe here is a
firewall.
E.g. Barak will simply filter all incoming connections on specific
ports. *I* want to retain my freedom to decide what ports are open and
what are
I've seen very similar problems happen on my boxes when run with latest
kernels (2.4.3 and 2.4.4). I hope you don't use them, but in case you
do, then these problems are probably not hardware-related. I think on at
least one box I have it happened because kernel was recompiled with
wrong compiler
Afaik you should execute it - it's a self-extracting archive with rpm
inside.
Haim.
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Ishai Parasol
> Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 10:56 PM
> To: Linux - IL Maling List
> Subject: dot bin files
>
>
>
Personally I feel against "reboot as troubleshooting tool" for two
reasons:
1. Sometimes system that is still useable won't boot at all if you try
to reboot it: like root filesystem corruption that kills some of the
files needed during the boot process, etc. People who used to the fact
that wind
As you know IP address in just 32-bit number. Many browsers (including
NS and IE4+ as far as I know) support both the regilar
"number.dot.number..." form and specifying IP as-is (e.g. as 32-bit
decimal number). To convert from 32-bit numeric form to the regular
one simply convert the number to hex
Hello,
I'm certainly NOT a network expert but I'm working right now on
network with mixed 100 and 10 mbps stations, connected with a switch
and I don't see any problem in such setup. IMHO any decent switch
should be able to handle speed differences. At home I had a similar
problem which turned out
Miki,
I'm not exaclty sure about your case, but here is what I did, and it
works:
Declare small TTL not for the entire zone, but only for the dynamic PPP
interface name. Below is part of my own file, with some entries replaced
with xxx and xxx2 for privacy. Note that 30 secs. TTL is declared only
Hello,
I (once again) is having problem with serial console:
When I go into single-user mode, sh# prompt appears, but it apparently
does not receive any input (keyboard appears as being stuck). However,
lilo works in serial console, and when in muli-user, I have agetty
running on it and can log
Hello,
I'm having what I suspect is hardware problem:
Symptoms: random crashes, "make clean ; make dep ; make bzImage" never
completes from start to end without at least one crash (gcc reports
segfault).
Question is, how can I make sure this is indeed hardware problem, and
how can I find out wha
>
> Just wondering, does anyone know how to return to the "root"
> command tree?
> If you type 'ip' for example, IIRC you will get a prompt
> something like
> 10.0.0.138 ip>
> Doing a @atm, for example, will change you to the atm
> process, but I can't
> figure out how to get back to "root"
Hello,
Thanks, at least I know now that I'm not alone. Meanwhile I just go to
"single-user" manually (stop all services, network, etc., and login from
serial console). Will take a peek at 2.4.2 - 2.4.3 patch when I have
spare time. It's troubling me that I cannot boot into single user.
Haim.
>
Hello,
I'm having what I suspect is hardware problem:
Symptoms: random crashes, "make clean ; make dep ; make bzImage" never
completes from start to end without at least one crash (gcc reports
segfault).
Question is, how can I make sure this is indeed hardware problem, and
how can I find out what
>
> Make sure you have an appropriate ver. of gcc. Look at the
> README file of
> the kernel sources for the appropriate ver.
I used gcc 2.96-81 from RedHat 7.1, which is said to be safe by RH and
by SGI, in their howto on XFS. Compiled with kgcc now, will see if it
makes things better. The pr
Source of NMI greatly depends on your hardware brand, since NMI is wired
differently on many motherboards. In my Intel server box, for example,
NMI can be caused by internal "intstrumentation", or diagnostics (like
when some fan RPM drops below certain level, or temperature raises). It
also has N
Hello,
Actually, I've tried to solve this exact problem for some time without
much success... The issue with pop3-before-smtp is that most popular
Windows e-mail clients first send mail, and only after that poll new
mail (I mean Outlook and Eudora). Only Outlook 2002 supports
pop3-before-smpt. So
g |= CREAD|HUPCL|CLOCAL;
tty.c_cc[VINTR] = 3; /* ctrl('c') */
tty.c_cc[VQUIT] = 28; /* ctrl('\\') */
Hope it helped somebody,
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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AFAIK NT has LPD server... If not in the default configuration, then in
their "Unix services for NT". I never tried it, thought. I use other
option: I have LPD print server (NOT general use PC, small box with one
ethernet and one parallel port). W2K clients have LPD client support
build-in, and o
>
> anyone follows redhat in-house development and knows what's
> up with 2.96
> nowdays? is kgcc still shipped with redhat7.1?
> --
Kgcc is still shipped with redhat 7.1, but it's not installed by
default. It lives in gcc-compat package, which is used mainly to compile
binaried compatible wit
there are too
many parameters there, and I cannot see any apparent results by changing
them. I'm using 2.4.5 kernel.
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Dani Arbel
> Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 3:14
far as I know the following is true: older HomePNA
1.0 cards work on Linux (they all use the same AMD chipset), but the
newer 2.0 cards don't, since there are no drivers for the chipset
(broadcom), and the tech. information about it is not available.
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
> -Original
s see, 64 K @
600 ms, we will get around 100 Kb/sec = 800 kbps : half of what I can
easily get. I defenitely see place for improvement.
Haim.
>
> On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Haim Gelfenbeyn wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > As far as I understand, changing MTU on a router should not preven
> so ry to double the window size
Umm... Maybe I'm not expressing myself clear. But my question was how do
I do exactly that. If I knew, I wouldn't ask.
Haim.
>
> On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Haim Gelfenbeyn wrote:
>
> > >
> > > Haim,
> > > The
I don't think this is VM problem... Look more like misbehaved program
running as root which allocates more and more memory .VM starts killing
processes when some resource gets scarse (I don't remember if it's CPU
time or virtual memory). Maybe you should look at sysstat, it will log
CPU and memor
>
> If you were to set up a long download, or use it for
> web hosting, etc,
> you would find that over the period of a day, your
> DOWNLOAD throughput
> would average out to 256kbps. This is pretty good as people
> on this list
> have said they get closer to 64k.
>
I had long talks with Actc
en your modem is hacked into. This brings another
question: are Alcatel ADSL modems used by Bezeq vulnerable to this
exploit, and if they are, is there any patch or updated firmware which
can be applied to fix it? I'm using Alcatel modem myself now, but was
unable to find any relevant data o
>
> some of my thought about performance.
> Is it really important ?
>
> Well in out little country I don't think so, lets imagine a
> site that get
> 5,000,000 ( big site in any meaning - a good site for my
> opinion get 100,000
> hits per month)
> 5,000,000 hits are equals to 2 queries per s
I'd like to share some personal experience with UPS on Linux.
At work we purchased Advice UPS as they claimed that they do support
Unix and Linux... As it turned out later, their "support" means that
we must buy very expensive replacement serial cable, and the software
for Linux. The software is
.qmail with a simple perl
script... Its server edition replaces qmail-inject and acts server-wide,
with wide range of options/rules, etc. It has something similar for
sendmail too.
In fact, I installed it mainly because I am distracted when mail
arrives, and it got to the point where 50% of m
Windows. It's free, of course.
2. You need a basic skills in Perl.
3. I didn't deal with the issue of Hebrew, since all emails I needed to
process were in English. There may be problems I am not aware of.
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
P.S.: I don't know X mail client I can recommend.
> ---
There are workarounds, of course, but
I don't want to introduce the additional overhead of smb or any other
additional protocol for that matter (like ssh, etc)
Thanks in advance,
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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Shaul,
Har Tzion street near Central Bus Station in T.A. has a number of a
small electronics shops which have everything you need, and at decent
prices (comparing to computer shops). You may want to shop there before
looking elsewhere.
Haim.
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Mutt has command-line options similar to what you need. We even used
mutt to send some files as attachments via e-mail in a cgi script.
Haim.
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easonably
sure it's not my firewall rules (disabled - same result), or something
equally trivial. The system is RedHat 7.2, bind 9.1.3
Thanks in advance,
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Basically you can write/read Hebrew data in MySQL without any additional
server configuration... The only issue is sorting. You may want to do
the following:
1. Configure MySQL server to use "Hebrew" as default character set
(either on command line or via my.ini)
2. Re-create all indexes if you a
1. By no means I'm MTU guru.
2. I cannot give you technical explanation why it's happening.
3. It does happen to me.
Here's the story:
I'm managing two ADSL connections. One at home, one at work. Both are
connected to Actcom, one regular account, one "business". Essentially
the same setup (RedHa
lf, but I never wrote
hebrew-aware software, and never played with encodings and such. So, if
someone knows existing solution, even half-working, I'll be much
oblidged to hear.
Best regards,
Haim Gelfenbeyn.
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