> Community: Island Nation's
> ISP is All Open Source
> Mar 13, 2003, 03 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (86 reads)
> (Other stories by Franck Martin)
>
> By Franck Martin
> http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2003-03-13-003-26-PR-CY-DP
>
> The government of Kiribati (Pacific Islands) has given the technical management
> of the country-code Top Level Domain (ccTLD) .ki to Telecom Services Kiribati
> Limited (TSKL), the sole ISP for Kiribati.
> In turn, TSKL has chosen to run the ccTLD .ki registry using only open-source
> systems.
> The registry runs with PostgreSQL as a backend database, and is accessible
> via the Web through Apache and an interface developed with PHP.
> All the DNS records are served with bind, and the whole system is running
> on Mandrake Linux.
That is really cool, ;-)
I am checking out the nearly cooked 9.1 rc2 and am playing with drakTermServ
I have had to beat my head aginst the wall alot on this one, dhcpd.conf would not work
because ot the ip range line withich defaults to:
15 15
got it woking by commenting it out, with one of these #.
Finally the server is attempting to hand out the nbi image, and the client is booting
from floppy cuurently and asking for it, even the lights on my switch are finally
blinking ;-)
The next wall I am having trouble with is the nbi's. drakTermServe created a bunch of
links but no actual kernels, I have installed the kernel sources and attempted to
rebuild all nbi's but the same result occourd. a ~tftpboot directory full of
xxxnic.nbi links but no nbi's
Has anyone out there got a 9.1 nbi kernel and associated initrd sucessfully compiled?
How did you do it?
If you have a pair for a eepro100 would you be so kind as to email them to me,
pleaze.....
put several AAA's at the beginning of the subject line so I can sort by subject in an
over full email box and find your reply
Thanks in advance.
Some bumps in rc2 but all in all as usual the next releas of the mdk distro looks real
nice.
Brent
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