Change of DST [Timezone] at Argentina
Hello misc, The last week a law created a new Daylight Saving Time at Argentina. It says: Increase 1h. from Sunday 30 of December at 0:00 A.M. local time. Decrease 1 h. at Sunday 16 of March at 0:00 A.M. summer time. So , reading zic's manual page: $ vi ART #Rule NAME FROMTO TYPEIN ON AT SAVE LETTER/S RuleAmerica/Argentina/Buenos_Aires 2007max - Dec 30 0:00w 1:00S RuleAmerica/Argentina/Buenos_Aires 2008max - Mar 16 0:00w 0:00- $ zic ART But nothing happens. Which are the next steps to install the new TimeZone i create? Thanks for the help Pablo
Re: Change of DST [Timezone] at Argentina
On 30/12/2007, Pablo Halamaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello misc, The last week a law created a new Daylight Saving Time at Argentina. It says: Increase 1h. from Sunday 30 of December at 0:00 A.M. local time. Decrease 1 h. at Sunday 16 of March at 0:00 A.M. summer time. So , reading zic's manual page: $ vi ART #Rule NAME FROMTO TYPEIN ON AT SAVE LETTER/S RuleAmerica/Argentina/Buenos_Aires 2007max - Dec 30 0:00w 1:00S RuleAmerica/Argentina/Buenos_Aires 2008max - Mar 16 0:00w 0:00- Reading zic's manual again. ART now looks: #Rule NAMEFROMTO TYPEIN ON AT SAVELETTER/S RuleBA 19932007- Nov 30 0:00w 0:00- RuleBA 2007max - Dec 30 0:00w 1:00S RuleBA 2008max - Mar 16 0:00w 0:00- # Zone NAME GMTOFF RULES FORMAT UNTIL ZoneAmerica/Argentina/Buenos_Aires -3:00 BA BA%sT $ zic ART But nothing happens. Which are the next steps to install the new TimeZone i create? The changes go great, the time is accurated, but the date is now displayed as GMT # date Sun Dec 30 15:07:15 GMT 2007 What i have to change in order to make date to display ART instead of GMT? It will display ART or BAT? Thanks for the help Pablo Pablo
pf.conf's example of tables using ports
maybe i'm plain stupid or i have a weird install.
All you have the following line at pf.conf ,that comes with OpenBSd 3.9,?
#table httport { 80, 443 }
I have readed the pf.conf 's man page also the FAQ at www.openbsd.org
and it says
A table is used to hold a group of IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses
PF don't want to load the pf.conf with that line uncommented.
Is that a problem on my version or is a bug ;o) in base install?
Re: pf.conf's example of tables using ports
On 06/09/06, Nick Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pablo Halamaj wrote:
maybe i'm plain stupid or i have a weird install.
All you have the following line at pf.conf ,that comes with OpenBSd 3.9,?
#table httport { 80, 443 }
no, that's something you (or someone) put in your machine.
Thankz to all, i will track down why that line was at my machine.
i just want to know if the problem was mine.
I have readed the pf.conf 's man page also the FAQ at www.openbsd.org
and it says
A table is used to hold a group of IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses
PF don't want to load the pf.conf with that line uncommented.
good.
Is that a problem on my version or is a bug ;o) in base install?
No and no.
You are trying to use it as a table of ports. That's not what it is
for. It's for addresses, like you quoted. Those aren't valid IP
addresses.
For two items, use a macro:
httpport={ 80, 443 }
Nick.
Pablo
Changing from a P2P connection to his backup's link (a VPN)
Hi, i have a Point to point conection which has a VPN conection in Backup. More specific, what i have is a i386 OpenBSD 3.8 routing between 3 NICs. 1 NIC: Connection to the Corporate LAN 2 NIC: Connection to the Factory LAN 3 NIC : Connection to the Cisco interface of the P2P Link Drawed: VPN | Factory LAN||OBSD 3.8|Corp LAN|Internet | | P2P The VPN (ipsec with isakmp) connects perfect , following 'man vpn', i see the routes using netstat with enfcap as parameter , also with tcpdump i see the esp paquets between the VPN's gateways Mi Problems is: What i should do to change the flow of data in order to make it flow throught the VPN connection when the P2P links goes down? Should i use pf's nat , route ? In which manner? I will detect the status of the P2P link with a periodic ping through his interface. I try to simulate this scenario, dropping the P2P link using ifconfig(ifconfig $PAP down) but the result to ping was 'no route to host: interface down' If you need further information please ask me. Thanks for the Help pablo!
Re: Network performance
Incidentally, the original 3c509 is a terrible performer (the 3c509b was better). Really good history lesson, i must say ,here at argentina i don't have a lot of options to buy nics cards, so fxp and xl are the main options,also could be that i'm too lazy to search in deep for other options. If i don't remember bad the B at the 3C509-B is for Buffered , so it has a big buffer on the NIC which gives it a better performance and less IRQ request, that's why the incredible 2,5 x 2,5 cm Chip(the biggest i ever saw on a NIC ;)). -Pablo
