N. Sean Timm wrote:
> Well, I finally got around to trying out this latest version,
...excellent!
> but I
> didn't have a lot of luck getting it running.
I'll see if I can help.
> I had to edit the "network" file because the CIPD
> (or something like that) variable was tacking on an extra '/' to the ip,
> so it was ending up with something like '192.168.1.2//3' (something like
> that...you get the idea).
That should be fixed in the most recent versions using the new ipmask
binary. I'll check. THe most recent I think is 0827.
> Fixing that got my network going, but I
> didn't get too much further. Logging didn't appear to be working, so I
> couldn't see anything that was going on.
Can you explain further? Was syslogd and klogd running?
> I could ping my gateway (DSL
> router) and my internal network, but I couldn't access any other IPs.
Remember several things: 1) ping fails in at least FOUR different
ways... 2) Oxygen routers are not configured to answer to pings.
> Also, I had some trouble getting the latest dnscache.lrp working...(not
> that it mattered while I couldn't hit the external network). :)
You didn't get that from the Oxygen distribution :)
> The syslinux.cfg seemed to indicate that it supported a CONF=myfile.cnf,
> but it didn't seem to like that keyword,
It should work; what are the messages?
> but I noticed that you could
> specify a conf attribute in each config declaration, so I got around
> that.
Not sure what you mean by that...
> I had to change the umount call of the apkg script...it was
> failing when I did an 'apkg -b' because it was trying to umount $DEV
> rather than the variable that it had been mounted as.
This is a bug in busybox 0.60.0; umount "sees through links" so that
mounting /dev/boot results in /dev/fd0u1680 being mounted, and a umount
/dev/boot fails. I'm going to upgrade to 0.60.1 soon.
> BTW, has the kernal been compiled with ipsec support?
No.
> Also, is there a newer version of ipsec.lrp floating around anywhere?
Probably. I never compiled ipsec; check Charles Steinkuehler's site at
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net and see.
> Anyway, I don't know if this is useful information to anyone, but I
> thought I'd pass it along. I'm looking forward to this latest version
> once things get stabilized.
I'm working on it. This information is VERY helpful - thanks!
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