Title: Receive logs via serial ports on Oxygen
I'd like my Oxygen box to receive incoming logs from two other machines over serial connections. I can view the incoming data on both serial ports using minicom, but I'm having trouble getting the data into a file.
I can cat /dev/ttyS0
You have to fake out the routing. For the hub site you need to shorten
the subnet mask. For example. If using a /16 subnet mask for all
sites, then in the ipsec.conf file on all connections, specify that your
internal site is a /8.
Check out this site for details:
http://jixen.tripod.com/
and
I may sound really stupid, but I thought that Linux and Unix did not have
any viruses written that affected them.
David
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From: Kenneth Hadley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 8:59 AM
To: Charles Steinkuehler
Cc: LEAF-user; LEAF-dev
Subject:
Well I tried a long winded version with due props for a lot of you here
that have helped me get my LEAF FW running, through just your interaction
on this list. Now I'm just asking if anyone has some suggestions for this.
BIG THANKS for your time.
At 04:09 PM 2/6/02, I wrote:
If you
Is there an open source snmp manager -- something like netview or
openview?
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On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, Michael D. Schleif wrote:
Is there an open source snmp manager -- something like netview or
openview?
gravityd or big brother might be what you're looking for.
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OK, I'm rolling my own.
Yes, I know about strip for executables and this:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared
Wow! The libraries are 300% larger!
What is the secret to minimizing space of shared libraries?
What do you think?
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
netsnmpd.lrp
OK, I'm rolling my own.
Yes, I know about strip for executables and this:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared
Wow! The libraries are 300% larger!
What is the secret to minimizing space of shared libraries?
You can strip libraries too...
Charles Steinkuehler
Hello Dennis
I don't use VPN myself, but found an answer to your question using
google
What I am trying to do is not log some lines that keep showing up
in my messages. I believe these to be either net-bios related messages
or VPN keep alives being broadcast from the corporate
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, Dennis S wrote:
Well I tried a long winded version with due props for a lot of you here
that have helped me get my LEAF FW running, through just your interaction
on this list. Now I'm just asking if anyone has some suggestions for this.
BIG THANKS for your time.
At
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
OK, I'm rolling my own.
Yes, I know about strip for executables and this:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared
Wow! The libraries are 300% larger!
What is the secret to minimizing space of shared libraries?
You can strip libraries too...
I never did test that package, sorry. I put it together on the assumption
that I would eventually use it, but that never happened. I apologize for
the
problems, I can build a better package if you would like, and verify that
this one works first.
If you do, please make note of the changes I
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
I never did test that package, sorry. I put it together on the assumption
that I would eventually use it, but that never happened. I apologize for
the
problems, I can build a better package if you would like, and verify that
this one works first.
If you
I suggest:
netsnmp.lrp
netsnmpd.lrp
netsnmptrapd.lrp
How about netsnmptrapd - netsnmpt (still an 8 character limit on ms-dos
fomatted floppies :
[3] I also have a working snmpd.conf, including working View-Based
Access Control Model (vacm) examples. In fact, my snmpd.conf does *not*
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
I never did test that package, sorry. I put it together on the assumption
that I would eventually use it, but that never happened. I apologize for
the
problems, I can build a better package if you would like, and verify that
this one works first.
If you
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
I suggest:
netsnmp.lrp
netsnmpd.lrp
netsnmptrapd.lrp
How about netsnmptrapd - netsnmpt (still an 8 character limit on ms-dos
fomatted floppies :
OK
[3] I also have a working snmpd.conf, including working View-Based
Access Control Model (vacm)
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
What is the secret to minimizing space of shared libraries?
You can strip libraries too...
Aha! Much, much better . . .
Live and learn ;
I though you knew you could strip libraries
but didn't
Hi guys,
I have been able to bring the Jacques Nilo's Bering
Leaf distribution up on a Disck-On-Chip (DOC2000)
based system. I am using the Beta 2 since there
seems to be problems with modify the Beta 3 floppy
image. Following is the summary of changes to make
it happens.
(1) The DOC2000 has
Is there a difference between these, especially regarding libraries?
ld -s
strip -s
Matt Schalit wrote:
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Michael D. Schleif wrote:
What is the secret to minimizing space of shared libraries?
You can
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Yalnýzlýktan sýkýldýnýz mý? Hepimiz
zaman zaman bir dosta, bir sevgiliye ya da bir dert ortaðýna ihtiyaç duymuþuzdur
deðil mi ? Peki ya o dostun sizlere bir click ötede olduðunu söylersem ne dersiniz?
Þimdi
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, David McBride wrote:
I may sound really stupid, but I thought that Linux and Unix did not have
any viruses written that affected them.
Normally, user permissions make virus transmission very difficult in
Linux. Under LEAF, few if any user accounts are used, so the chance
If anyone is interested in my implementation of LEAF/LRP for disk-on-chip,
I have set up my web site with instructions and files for experimentation
and/or full use. One list member has already successfully tried it. I
would be interest in more feedback.
You can point your browser to:
How do I back up the setup and configuration
before I update a software package? Basically,
I have the shorewall 1.2.5 lrp package from the
Bering image. I would like to go to shorewall
1.2.6. Backing up the etc.lrp does not work,
as no Shorewall-related info is saved.
Thanks.
Bao
Hello Jack.
Can you tell me how to make use of lcdd.lrp and lcdproc.lrp??
I can see the packages load with the others. If I have a working piece
of LCD hardware, would something show up automatically? If not, how do
I set things up so that something shows up on the LCD?
Thanks
Try here:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/cstein/Packages/LCDProc.htm
John Mullan wrote:
Hello Jack.
Can you tell me how to make use of lcdd.lrp and lcdproc.lrp??
I can see the packages load with the others. If I have a working piece
of LCD hardware, would something show up
hi,
Can somone fwd me the name of the Virus that may or may not exist
in the IPSec package?
j.
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On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, John Mullan wrote:
Hello Jack.
Can you tell me how to make use of lcdd.lrp and lcdproc.lrp??
I can see the packages load with the others. If I have a working piece
of LCD hardware, would something show up automatically? If not, how do
I set things up so that something
Jason C. Leach wrote:
hi,
Can somone fwd me the name of the Virus that may or may not exist
in the IPSec package?
j.
Linux/Obsidian.E virus.
Read the article describing ELF header viruses with from the link
provided by Kenneth.
The only place I can find a reference to the elfXray
On 2/8/02 at 9:14 PM, John Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you tell me how to make use of lcdd.lrp and
lcdproc.lrp??
I can see the packages load with the others. If I have a
working piece of LCD hardware, would something show up
automatically? If not, how do I set things up so that
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