This question is directed more for Charles but if anyone else any input I'd be glad to hear it. I've recently updated my LRP to Dachstein after having Eigerstein running for over 6 months straight with a reboot. I got most of the kinks out with the setup after some trial and error. The problem I'm having now is with socks5. This was discussed way back in the old LRP mailing list to get it to work with ICQ. I'm using the latest beta version of ICQ for the Windows platform. I was running W2K until I ran into a problem with ICQ crashing. I just bought another board and processor so I thought it'd be the perfect time to upgrade everything and start from scratch along with installing WindowsXP Pro. When I got to installing ICQ again, it would crash just the same after about 30 seconds. Having ruled out there were some corrupt files with a clean install, I then tried some ICQ settings. I took ICQ off from using the proxy settings and sure enough it didn't crash. So I thought I'd reboot the Dachstein box. It came up and now I'm once again connected using the socks5 proxy via ICQ. I have never had a problem while using Eigerstein from the floppy. The Dachstein box was running only 9 days before I ran into this ICQ problem. I'd hate to have to reboot every week or two just to give it the quick fix. I'm using the socks5.lrp that was included with Dachstein but configured it according to what I had from my previous socks5.lrp on floppy. Here are my configs:
Libsocks5.conf socks5 - - - - - socks5.conf set SOCKS5_BINDINTFC 192.168.1.254:1080 set SOCKS5_NOIDENT interface 192.168.1. - eth1 interface - - eth0 auth 192.168.1. - - permit - - 192.168.1. - - - Gotta love how Dachstein CD boots so fast. At some point I may even dab with the FreeS/WAN. The only hardware I changed from the box was stick in another PCI NIC to replace the ISA and the CD-ROM drive. Now I'm using OpenSSH rather than the obsolete sshd-1.lrp. I just boot up from CD and change the root password manually so I can ssh2 in since you can't get in without a password for root which by default is no password. -Ping _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
