Johannes-Maria Kaltenbach wrote:
Hello,
many thanks for your help.
The problem was already solved with the first answer I read
by Steve Bertrand,
Derek does have an important point.
If you ever need to add any other workstations to the network, you will
want to ensure that the IP you added
Warren Block wrote:
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, Steve Bertrand wrote:
If you ever need to add any other workstations to the network, you
will want to ensure that the IP you added to FreeBSD manually does not
fall within the DHCP scope of the gateway.
For instance, if you plug a Windows PC
I have a question regarding setting up a VPN on a multihomed WAN link,
we are thinking about setting up a site with two load balanced ADSL
links that includes a site to site VPN.
Will this multi-home setup be co-ordinated with a single ISP?
The problem with this setup is that most ISP's can
Hi all,
I have a couple of systems that run from USB thumb sticks. These
machines run 6.2.
I'd like to do a typical source upgrade to 7.0 on a test machine.
To do this, I plug the USB disk into a 'host' machine, and to save space
on the thumb drive, I csup the sources to the standard
Internet - [Hw Router] (LAN1: 192.168.2.0/24) - [
192.168.2.138 GatewayComp 192.168.0.1 ] -- (LAN2: 192.168.0.0/24)
I would like to access a computer from LAN1 to LAN2.
Perform the following and post the results of:
- ping from GatewayComp to pc on 0.0 network and a pc
Apparently someone out there keeps trying to resend that awful
huge mail file, so whenever you restart, it gets stuck in that
same condition. If you can track down the source of the file,
either nuke it or block it.
In addition to finding the actual cause of the problem, you may want to
Sten Daniel Soersdal wrote:
We have a need for a relatively painless anti-spam solution that would
reduce the amount of incoming spam (via postfix mail router). The
problem is that i have little knowledge on what this actually means.
Googling reveals a whole universe of interesting ways but
* Once it is setup then it would require no additional maintenance.
* Potential spam messages are marked with a special header that can
be filtered on user discretion on their local mail client software.
Neither performance, scalability, license nor cost is of much
importance to me at this
Duane Hill wrote:
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 20:55:45 -0500
Steve Bertrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was going to recommend that, but from my experience, there is no
real *easy* way to allow users directly to modify their own settings.
I am probably wrong though.
Postfix is running here
* Once it is setup then it would require no additional maintenance.
* Potential spam messages are marked with a special header that can be
filtered on user discretion on their local mail client software.
Yes, one recommendation for sure. Give up on your first goal. It'll
never happen,
And this is to all the wizards on-list: Why does Gnome take
minutes to load? Yes, I finally got 6.3-PRERELEASE to boot
after learning that Dell has problems with its serial ports
(and Unix). I did see a few postings about the increased
delay time to bring up
What other solution would you suggest to execute a shell remotely as
root, that could be automated in a script (no password required).
- have information input into browser
- have web server save information to server disk in non-executable format
- have script (or admin) authenticate/authorize
ssh using key authentication and sudo configured to allow a certain
user to run the needed commands and only the needed commands as root.
http://www.gratisoft.us/sudo/
http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/
Yes but in the OP's context, providing this would mean that ANY command
Although sudo and SSH are part of the solution, providing a web server
with full rights on a remote server if they can gain keyless entry is a
large mistake.
Steve,
at no point does the original email say we need to execute user
input. sudo does not equate to providing full rights. I
Alaor Barroso de Carvalho Neto wrote:
If I turn off linux and set the rl0 to 192.168.1.1 it
stop resolving names but can ping to anywhere. Help!!!
in the rc.conf
gateway_enable=YES
defaultrouter=X.X.X.X
I don't know if I quite understand on which machine things are breaking,
but if it is a
Alaor Barroso de Carvalho Neto wrote:
Sorry,
searchdomain ...
nameserver 192.168.1.2
not 192.168.1.1 as I've said before.
What about:
# dig @192.168.1.2 google.ca
Also, I don't know if it has any impact, but my resolv.conf shows just
'search mydomain.com' as opposed to
I know there are quite a few members here who have grown through ranks
and network size increases since I've joined this list, hence I'll ask
my question here. Pardon the length, but if you follow through, I'm
certain I'll get good feedback.
Problem:
Our network has grown exponentially in the
I'd love to (submit a port), but how do I make a port if I can't even
get it to work the first time myself?
configure --includedir=/usr/local/include doesn't work;
export CPATH =/usr/local/include doesn't work;
export CPPFLAGS -l/usr/local/include doesn't work;
I've checked
Andrew Pantyukhin wrote:
On Fri, Nov 16, 2007 at 12:48:52PM -0500, Steve Bertrand wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to configure WCCP redirect support into a
FreeBSD based router without having to install squid?
I've only used FreeBSD as a WCCPv1/v2 sink (receiver), but you
can try sending
ipfw forwarding is a very easy way to redirect traffic without
changing it. PF has similar functionality. It all depends on what
the appliance supports. If wccp is the only way it can eat
packets, try playing with gre(4). But maybe it'll consume just
plain packets with wrong IP destinations
I am familiar with IPFW, but I'd like to know all options in order to
choose the best one.
I would very much prefer to do this in a way without having to have
Squid running on the box, but will if I have to.
If filtering is all you want, you don't have to set up squid as a
caching proxy.
Girish Venkatachalam wrote:
On 00:18:42 Nov 16, alexus wrote:
Hello,
I have two NICs on my box, one (primary) connected to switch and have
private IP. that IP also have a static route on Cisco PIX for
accessing this box from outside. the other interface has public IP
that is connected to
Does anyone know of a way to configure WCCP redirect support into a
FreeBSD based router without having to install squid?
Steve
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alexus wrote:
my private IP that eventually resolves to public IP through PIX is
different then coming from my other public IP that assigned on my fxp1
that comes from another ISP, the fxp1 IP already configured this way
so it pass everything to my box
what i've tried is adding route on my
alexus wrote:
i dont see any difference as at the end i still get this
216.112.241.24/29 216.112.241.25 UGS 00 fxp1
in my netstat -rn, and no its still doesn't work...
This is not the point.
You need a route via the gateway that 216 is connected to for the REMOTE
zbigniew szalbot wrote:
Dear all,
What command (when using cron) should I invoke to automatically sent
/var/log/exim/rejectlog file to a specified email address? I just need
to analyze it and would best prefer to have it in my inbox in the morning.
The following should be on one line in
cpghost wrote:
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 06:50:40 +
Tino Engel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.tilolit.de/images/tb/wallpapers/teufel.jpg
[snip]
Nevertheless I can check out the author (he is german, too) and ask
him about the license issues...
It would be *really* great if the
Tino Engel wrote:
Look what happened to Beastie:
http://www.tilolit.de/images/tb/wallpapers/teufel.jpg
COOL!!!
Can I use it?!?
Steve
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Marc G. Fournier wrote:
--On Sunday, November 11, 2007 20:55:18 + Tino Engel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Look what happened to Beastie:
http://www.tilolit.de/images/tb/wallpapers/teufel.jpg
Reminds me of a character from one of my kids tv shows ... cute :)
It's much better than
Well, a couple of people think, I made this rendering.
That is wrong... I just found it... (I NEVER mentioned having made it...)
Though I do not know what license it falls under...
I just wanted you to see it, cause I regarded it as beautiful...
Nevertheless I can try to check out the license
Jean-Paul Natola wrote:
Hi everyone, sorry for the off-topic, but im ready to pull the last hairs off
my head- a few months I downloaded an open source disk clone program for a
friend of mine but it was like 3 am, it worked great booted from floppy and
cloned the drive-
g4u?
Steve
It's just coincidence, but the many rack-mounted servers I've put a
Beastie sticker on tend to run much smoother and reliably
LOL, I thought there was a trick to it! I'll take about three dozen ;)
Steve
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Giorgos Keramidas wrote:
On 2007-11-07 13:49, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know for sure. We shall rue the day beastie was ever demoted
to mere mascot.
RUE I TELL YOU
The beastie is here[1] to stay, no worries...
[1] 'Here' as in anywhere I can attach a sticker :-)
...and now I'll
Rod Person wrote:
I seem to have really hosed up my system somehow and I'm not sure what
I did. I'm running FreeBSD 7 Beta 1 i386.
I was going to upgrade to Beta 2, but when ever I compile anything it
fails and the last line is always:
configure: error: C compiler cannot create
however, right now new every website i browse is penalized with a 10-20
second delay before the page finally starts loading. tcpdump is full of
these:
wouldn't it be your browser requesting the IPv6 address? you can check easy
enough by pinging any website (which you haven't resolved
Jonathan Horne wrote:
reading the /etc/defaults/rc.conf, ipv6 appears disabled by default:
### IPv6 options: ###
ipv6_enable=NO# Set to YES to set up for IPv6.
however, right now new every website i browse is penalized with a 10-20
second delay before the page finally
I have some free time and want to do an memory pool. The idea is
to have a memory zone of N KB (or several MB) compressed in memory. I
have fast compression algorithms now that can release under BSD
licence that are faster than hd i/o, so it take less
compress/decompress a memory zone than
I think that in this list are FreeBSD
*gurus*/hacks too which could say a try it or a are you crazy?
answer. If other developers thinks that they need my rfc i'll add my
code to FreeBSD.
Agreed, so could it be added as a port, or can you license the code
with the BSD license and post a link
And is it better than bzip?
This is in essence why I tried to lead this thread off of this list.
The OP stated nothing of being 'better'. On top of that, the OP was
referencing libraries, not applications.
The OP is trying to get his own code under the BSD license and that is
great.
Asking
No, i don't want to sell anything to anyone. I'm already on hackers
list but has very low traffic (9 messages last 5 days) and this is
a question list no ? ;-) I think that in this list are FreeBSD
*gurus*/hacks too which could say a try it or a are you crazy?
Even though you might get a
I will have 3 net-facing servers which must be available 24/7. I had
planned to have an additional box located in a different building on the
same site (in case of part power-outage) that will run VMware server and
host all the fail-over servers.
Is it safe to assume that both boxes, albeit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried delete, but it only works for *additional* ip addresses added
using the alias command, not the original, primary one. I can't
remember the error message.
Are you specifying the primary IP as an argument to delete? It works
here for me with a primary IP ok:
#
Pawel Jakub Dawidek wrote:
On Thu, Oct 25, 2007 at 12:46:53AM +0800, Daniel Marsh wrote:
Even if all data on a drive is encrypted, the partition table is not.
Software based disk encryption works on partitions.
That's not true. One can configure full disk encryption using GELI. To
do it you
The ONLY information on the thumb drive is /boot, a directory /keys and
an /etc that has only an fstab (to mount the .eli partitions from the
hard disk) and a loader.conf file to locate the keys.
My bad, my bad.
loader.conf is located under /boot of course.
Steve
The boot directory is different that root file system. /boot/ directory
is only accessed by loader before root file system is mounted.
Ah, right. I forgot that the /boot directory is only
accessed by the boot blocks and loader(8) during boot,
but not by the kernel, so it isn't actually
Oliver Fromme wrote:
Steve Bertrand wrote:
I haven't tried it yet, but I don't think that /boot on the encrypted
disk is necessary. I will rename the directory and reboot and see if it
barfs.
It shouldn't be necessary. Once the kernel is loaded, the
system never looks at /boot again
What does 451 Could not complete sender verify callout mean ?
I have seen this before when a mail server is trying to send email
from itself but does not listen on port 25.
Do you have an SMTP server running on port 25 that at least the
localhost can reach?
Steve
Hi,
I tried to activate the SMTP AUTH in Sendmail
following the steps of the man page
(http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/smtp-auth.
html).
Everythigns was ok, but...
If on the client (Outlook Express or MS Outlook)
is activated My server requires authentication
I am voraciously attempting to get a FreeBSD system to boot from
a GELI encrypted hard disk, but am having problems.
You don't need to encrypt the whole harddisk. You can encrypt
separate slices. There is no need to encrypt stuff like / or /usr;
what is there that needs to be kept secret?
I have been using Linux for over 10 years, but have for a number of
reasons become very interested in learning to use FreeBSD. Are there
any ex or current Linux users here and could you tell me how hard it
is to make the shift from Linux? Is there anything in particular
which has been
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
I need to update the email address to which emails from the server are sent
([EMAIL PROTECTED], cron stuff, etc.). I created a file:
/root/.foreward
and added the new address, but that didn't do it? How?
If you are running sendmail, check for the root: line in:
Does anyone know where I might find some info on 'gtn'??
It would be advisable to review the thread entitled Strange perl
script that is currently active on the list, dated from Oct 17th.
Steve
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chmod 644 /etc/mail/aliases
I tried that and checked the permissions on
/etc/mail/aliases.db
but nothing works :( Any other ideas?
Try this:
# cd /etc/mail
# makemap hash aliases aliases
Then post to this list output from:
# ls -la | grep aliases
If the
A quick question:
Is it necessary or even advisable to unmount and/or detach GELI
partitions prior to performing a halt or shutdown?
If so, what is the best way to go about automating it?
I've got a FreeBSD 6.2 system finally running on a fully encrypted disk now.
Steve
Duane Winner wrote:
Hello,
I need help to resolve a problem with my sendmail server.
Usually when 'sendmail' is in a subject line, one can usually expect
Giorgos respond :)
This is not a Sendmail issue, per-se.
If we can take this back one step to re-evaluate the entire situation it
may
I am beyond confident that there are people here that can help, but
you must certainly wrap this in context:
# uname -a
...would be a start, more importantly, what context is this in (boot?).
This is beyond me, but with more context and a better subject line,
you have a MUCH better chance of
Is it necessary or even advisable to unmount and/or detach GELI
partitions prior to performing a halt or shutdown?
This will be done automatically.
Thank you. This is good, and important to know.
My appreciation goes out to everyone who has ever had a say in the
development of the GEOM
Jack Raats wrote:
HI
Can anyone explain this after ps -ax | grep perl
21893 ?? I 1:02.37 sploger (perl5.8.8)
29536 ?? R184:14.94 sploger (perl5.8.8)
29538 ?? R184:36.44 sploger (perl5.8.8)
30668 ?? R168:56.54 sploger (perl5.8.8)
What is sploger?
# locate
Looks sort of like a Perl script running.
That, of course, doesn't say what it is doing.
The stangest thing is that I cann't find sploger on my system. After a
reboot sploger doesn't appear anymore, which makes it more stranger.
Post output of:
# last
# cat /root/.history
# ls -la /root
#
Is it possible to run two routers? I have an ADSL modem 192.168.1.1 and a
wireless router 192.168.2.1. The both are accessed using dhcp. I would
like to be able to switch from one the the other, or have both available.
Is this possible?
If I understand you correctly, you could do this:
That's a heck of a lot of trouble to go to, considering someone would
have to steal your drive, alter it and put it back without you knowing it!
Essentially, what I'm looking for is thus:
- someone breaks into my always-locked equipment room
- someone steals the box(es) in question, which
As you can see only /home is encrypted because the rest doesn't hold
data worth encrypting.
Well, on mine it will.
I was talking about my system. Yours will of course be different. :-)
I know. I was not trying to be sarcastic in any way. Sorry if it seemed
that way :)
You can even encrypt
Hi all,
I am voraciously attempting to get a FreeBSD system to boot from a GELI
encrypted hard disk, but am having problems.
All of my searches lead to the same problem...GELI passphrase can not be
entered correctly upon boot. I have tried everything I have found on the
web (including disabling
Daniel Marsh wrote:
On 10/10/07, Steve Bertrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am voraciously attempting to get a FreeBSD system to boot from a GELI
encrypted hard disk, but am having problems.
All of my searches lead to the same problem...GELI passphrase can not be
entered correctly
Put all the data that really needs to be encrypted on a separate slice,
and encrypt that. Leave the rest unencrypted, especially /boot. As a
rule of thumb; don't bother encrypting anything that you can just
download from the internet. :-)
Fair enough, this makes sense. Thank you.
As you can
The reason for the massive file size was my haste in running out of the
office on Friday and forgetting to kill the tcpdump process before the
weekend began.
Sounds like you may want a Perl script to automate managing your
tcpdumps.
99% of the time I use tcpdump for less than one minute to
Check out Tie::File on CPAN. This Perl module treats every line in a
file as an array element, and the array element is loaded into memory
when it's being requested. In other words: This will work great with
huge files such as these, as not the entire file is loaded into memory
at once.
Heiko Wundram (Beenic) wrote:
Am Donnerstag 04 Oktober 2007 14:43:31 schrieb Steve Bertrand:
Is there any way to accomplish this, preferably with the ability to
incrementally name each newly created file?
man 1 split
Thanks.
Sheesh it really was that easy.
*puts head in sand*
Steve
Hi all,
I've got a 28GB tcpdump capture file that I need to (hopefully) break
down into a series of 100,000k lines or so, hopefully without the need
of reading the entire file all at once.
I need to run a few Perl processes on the data in the file, but AFAICT,
doing so on the entire original
man 1 split
(esp. -l)
That's probably the best option for a one-shot deal like this. On the
other hand, Perl itself provides the ability to go through a file one
line at a time, so you could just read a line, operate, write a line (to
a new file) as needed, over and over, until you get
Heiko Wundram (Beenic) wrote:
Am Donnerstag 04 Oktober 2007 22:16:29 schrieb Steve Bertrand:
This is what I am afraid of. Just out of curiosity, if I did try to read
the entire file into a Perl variable all at once, would the box panic,
or as the saying goes 'what could possibly go wrong
Is there anyway to have rmuser remover the mail drop file associated
with that account also, or am I just going to have to remove these
manually?
It really depends on what version of rmuser you have.
In /usr/sbin/rmuser, do you have something similar to this code snippet?:
if [ -f
Oliver Hansen wrote:
I'm looking to eventually upgrade my home network to all gigabit so I'm
going to start by purchasing a few NICs for some old servers I just
received. I know there are quite a few supported by FreeBSD6 which I
found (
OP said:
The use will probably be a firewall, proxy, file server, and
DVR.
No offence meant, but why would you like to upgrade a home network to
Gbit? Is it required at all?
Say for instance you have three 'items' on your home network trying to
communicate with a central box on your
First off, sorry to cross-post, but *isp@ does not see much traffic.
I'm wondering if there are any network service providers here that run
any of their routing infrastructure within Quagga running on FreeBSD.
I'd like to know what software alternatives are deployed out in the
field, and how
I don't have the perl skills, though that would be ideal.
-- snip --
Another approach in Perl would be:
#!/usr/bin/perl
my (%names, %dups);
while () {
my ($key) = split;
$dups{$key} = 1 if $names{$key};
$names{$key} = 1;
}
delete @names{keys %dups};
#
# keys %names is
No offence meant, but why would you like to upgrade a home network to
Gbit? Is it required at all?
This is a useless response. Why do you feel the need to question his
intentions?
Maybe he wants faster throughput. Maybe he'd like to utilize GigE
speeds on a switch he bought. Maybe he
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am unable to get to freebsd.org
is this on my end only ?
Failing from Southern Ontario, Canada as well.
Steve
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I just want to say thank you very much to everyone who has replied to me
thus far, on this list, and on other groups.
From what I can tell, I should have no performance issues whatsoever in
my relatively small environment.
To be honest, I do prefer the Cisco IOS like command structure of
Quagga,
+pid 85092 (httpd), uid 80: exited on signal 11 pid 85097 (httpd), uid
+80: exited on signal 11 pid 85099 (httpd), uid 80: exited on signal 11
Is this something I should care about ? First time I see this, and since the
os mention it to me, I guess it's something important :-)
In almost
.yahoo.com (209.131.32.37) 87.973 ms
ge-1-47.bas-b2.sp1.yahoo.com (209.131.32.53) 89.173 ms
14 * * *
Steve
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Bertrand
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 4:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: freebsd
As I said, don't apologize for using an OS that matches your needs
better than FreeBSD. Just don't assume that everyone's needs are
the same as yours, and we would all be spending less time tinkering
with Ubuntu, or even FreeBSD for that matter.
This is an exceptionally good point.
I use
Nikos Vassiliadis wrote:
I would very much appreciate a working config. I can easily adjust to my
environment.
I am afraid I cannot find the particular configuration file I was talking
about. But, it should be something like this:
With a tiny bit of tweaking, it works like a charm!!!
Do you have the two modems required for such a configuration?
Each link of the bond must get its ethernet interface. So, you
need two ethernet cards at least and two ADSL modems in bridging
mode. The configuration itself is pretty straightforward.
Yes, I have more than the required number of
Hi all,
I am attempting to create a bonded multilink connection with two ADSL
links to my upstream using FreeBSD.
Based on info I have read, I want/need to use mpd, however, I have not
found a definitive answer on whether mpd will actually act as a true
bonded connection as opposed to a
What is the correct procedure for recovering from
this mishap? TIA! :-)
- download FreeBSD disk-1 from freebsd.org
- insert CD into drive, and install :)
Seriously..
It's been a while since I've actually managed a Windows network per-se,
but from what I recall, you can change the workgroup to
L Goodwin wrote:
This is what I was hoping for. Thanks all!
Well, even though this is a FreeBSD list and not a Microsoft list, was
the problem resolved? What fixed it?
BTW, I did my second successful FreeBSD installation
this week on a server that I could not get it to run
on for the longest
...I will feed...
The solution to this problem is...if you don't like what you are into,
get yourself out of the situation.
Anyone who finds the information on this list non-informative enough to
complain about a few spam per week that make it through a spam filter,
then it isn't worth your time
I haven't noticed if the mail servers are doing greylisting, but it
wouldn't surprise me if they were.
They do.
That's quite the response.
Care to elaborate for purposes of archive accuracy?
Steve
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Hi all,
I am doing some serious testing with IPv6, however I can not get the
name resolution side of things on my DJBDNS DNS servers to work as expected.
On my legacy 4.10 box running BIND, I can resolve v6 addresses
inherently even without v6 enabled in the kernel, but on my
pre-production
- is there a special way that I need to use tinydns-conf to create a new
'server'
- what should a proper v6 entry look like in the data file
My research has told me that I should have new 'v6' type binaries in the
./bin directory, but I do not see those.
To answer my own question, and to
Laszlo Nagy wrote:
Peter Svec wrote:
Hello Laszlo,
you don't need static IP address if you use hamachi. It is zero
configuration VPN tool, which creates peer-to-peer tunnel between two
host (with static or dynamic addresses). The problem is, that hamachi
isn't in the ports yet. Take a look
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
hope this is the right list.
I have a problem with booting from a 128MB USB-memory-stick with the ASUS
A7V-133 motherboard. I downloaded the boot-floppy-imageboot.flp (version
6.2) from the FreeBSD-FTP-server and dd-ed it to a memory stick. Booting
Michael P. Soulier wrote:
Hi,
I'm on an ADSL connection at home, and ppp in BSD is working great. But, I get
this in the logs.
Jul 16 17:34:54 kanga ppp[79728]: Phase: Pap Input: SUCCESS ()
Jul 16 17:34:54 kanga ppp[79728]: Phase: deflink: lcp - open
Jul 16 17:34:54 kanga ppp[79728]:
vuthecuong wrote:
Olivier Nicole wrote:
But my postfix only can receive mails from freebsd-questions mailing
list, it can not send mail to this.
There is another thing you have to consider. As it is explained in
http://www.bsdforums.org/forums/showthread.php?p=265093#post265093
your
Chuck Swiger wrote:
On Jul 13, 2007, at 10:44 AM, Dan Casey wrote:
I'm using dynamicDNS, so I will able to specify the forward *AND*
reverse lookups?
No. Reverse lookups are controlled by whoever owns the IP delegation
for the netblock in question, and they are not going to configure PTR
Pat Singer wrote:
Hi;
I have a server that's screwed up. I'm building out another server now. I
need to transfer a 1/2G file from the old one. FTP doesn't work. I tried this:
wget http://203.223.111.11/path/to/file
It connected to the machine but threw a 404. Ideas?
# scp file.name
Pat Singer wrote:
Hi;
I have a server that's screwed up. I'm building out another server now. I
need to transfer a 1/2G file from the old one. FTP doesn't work. I tried this:
wget http://203.223.111.11/path/to/file
It connected to the machine but threw a 404. Ideas?
Oh, and BTW,
Apache22 from ports doesn't use SSL by default. Check your httpd.conf
file and make sure the LoadModule for ssl_module line is commented
out.
I'm near certain that it does, but then again I may be wrong. From Makefile:
.if !defined(WITHOUT_SSL_MODULES)
USE_OPENSSL=yes
.endif
...and this
Jeffrey Goldberg wrote:
On Jul 6, 2007, at 2:33 PM, RW wrote:
If this box is not the gateway, there is no point in doing anything
about this because they can simply turn-off proxying and go direct to
the internet.
However, on your gateway you can specify that only the proxy box is
allowed
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