I put those kinds of lines in /etc/bashrc.
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 98 14:32:17 -0400
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From: "Joe Duncan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [masq] Problem with rc.local
the lines are:
alias ls='ls
Which distribution to go with, is I believe, a matter of personal
taste.
I have worked with two personally, Slackware and Red Hat. The version
of Slackware I had was a bit older, but overall I like Red Hat better. Red
Hat 5.0 comes with many of the kernel modules already created and
Ok, I've solved the rc.local problem, my system works fine,
and seeing as how the list seems to have been inundated
with off-topic postings on the subject I'd ask that we kill that
thread.
On to some on-topic IP Masq. stuff. Everything seemed to
work fine at first and all the guides I've
OK, here's my question: For this application - a router box with IP MASQ
capabilities, which distribution should I start with.
I hope I'm not boring everyone on the list with this, But...
the intro to TrinityOS goes over this in good detail. Give it a look!
ICQ works fine for me (RH5.1)
ICQ settings:
-I'm using a permanent connection
-I am behind a firewall
firewall settings:
-I don't use a socks server
zeit
http://204.83.206.89/~zeit/
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From: Joe Duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Fri, Aug 28, 1998 at 09:26:49AM -0400, Joe Duncan wrote:
Which distribution to go with, is I believe, a matter of personal
taste.
I have worked with two personally, Slackware and Red Hat. The version
of Slackware I had was a bit older, but overall I like Red Hat better. Red
Hat
receive incoming connections). The best solution, and the only way to
achieve full functionality of ICQ behind a Masq box, is to install a SOCKS5
proxy server on your Masq firewall. Then you can tell ICQ that you have a
SOCKS5 proxy server and it will work 100%. I was pointed to this answer
Carsten Otto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find out, that it is not due to binary attachments that sendmail hangs,
because it does not send any attachments larger than 5kB.
And the errormessage in /var/log/maillog says that it timed out.
Is there a better way to debug ???
Hmmm. Times out on
You can get 100% functionality without that. Forward a set
of ports to the machine you intend to run ICQ on (assuming
you have a simple setup where it's mainly to be run from
1 machine behind the masq). Then set ICQ up to go through
a firewall using those specific ports. Voila, filereceive, chat
Actually these are two seperate problems...
1) You are attempting to execute ipfwadm during the boot process from within
rc.local.
While there is nothing wrong with this, the full path to the program MUST be
specified.
Normally this shell script gets executed BEFORE search paths are set...
On Thu, 27 Aug 1998, Fuzzy Fox wrote:
This is the preamble of the connection, and it's good. There are no
errors here; sendmail accepted the message.
So, it must be when sendmail tried to route the message from there, that
something went wrong. Check the log file for the reason.
My
Exactly how would one go about doing that?
You can get 100% functionality without that. Forward a set
of ports to the machine you intend to run ICQ on (assuming
you have a simple setup where it's mainly to be run from
1 machine behind the masq). Then set ICQ up to go through
a firewall using
Exactly how would one go about doing that?
You can use ipautofw for that - check out http://masqapps.home.ml.org,
it's explained there. I prefer the SOCKS5 solution tho.
Regards,
Pete
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