Thanks Wad you fixed the problem:
We did not know squid was running on the XS Tony Anderson installed (0.6
derivative I believe) early autumn 2011.
Why our XS continue to resolve offer free/accurate DNS to any random
laptop that connects over Wifi is disconcerting, if anyone can explain?
Hello:
On Wed, 29 Feb 2012 07:36:27 -0500, Holt h...@laptop.org wrote:
Thanks Wad you fixed the problem:
We did not know squid was running on the XS Tony Anderson installed (0.6
derivative I believe) early autumn 2011.
The XS redirects all traffic coming from the LAN to squid. You can check
The example DHCP configuration linked likely should be updated to support
multiple MAC address ranges.
In addition to the 00:17:C4 prefix mentioned in that script, newer XOs may
come with Wifi cards that have a 20:7C:8F prefix, and I'm looking at an XO
that has a 68:A3:C4 prefix.
On Tue, Feb
On Feb 29, 2012, at 10:05 AM, Samuel Greenfeld wrote:
The example DHCP configuration linked likely should be updated to support
multiple MAC address ranges.
In addition to the 00:17:C4 prefix mentioned in that script, newer XOs may
come with Wifi cards that have a 20:7C:8F prefix, and
Hi,
In Haiti, Adam and I have been trying to get a school server online. We're
finding that volunteers are going through the school server to the internet
with their laptops, and he wants to turn that off, at least for now.
I've turned off /proc/net...ip_forward and verified that there is no
On 2/28/2012 12:29 PM, George Hunt wrote:
In Haiti, Adam and I have been trying to get a school server online.
We're finding that volunteers are going through the school server to
the internet with their laptops, and he wants to turn that off, at
least for now.
I've turned off
Clarif: port 80 is (unfort) forwarded thru the XS, for all laptops that
connect over Wifi.
Traffic across all other ports (incl 443 = https) is thankfully blocked,
though I've no idea why/how unfortunately ;)
On 2/28/2012 12:49 PM, Holt wrote:
On 2/28/2012 12:29 PM, George Hunt wrote:
In
As long as the volunteers connecting with their laptops aren't familiar
with MAC spoofing, you can tell the XS's dhcp server to only hand out IP
addresses to XOs. Instead of fooling with the bit about redirecting all
http traffic for unknown clients to kittenwar.net, leave that bit out or
On Feb 28, 2012, at 1:05 PM, Holt wrote:
Clarif: port 80 is (unfort) forwarded thru the XS, for all laptops that
connect over Wifi.
Traffic across all other ports (incl 443 = https) is thankfully blocked,
though I've no idea why/how unfortunately ;)
Sounds like your problem is squid.
