At 2002-02-15 18:34 -0800, Matt Schalit wrote:
> > If so, why would that be?
> > Why would a wireless card be accessed thru an IDE driver?
>
>I'm not sure that it does. It may be that CF I/O cards specifically
>emulate something else. I have a hard time determining the exact
>answer to this. Th
Hmm. I posted this, but it hasn't appeared.
Well, here it is again. MS.
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> Wow!
>
> I have a few thousand more questions.
> I am an expert french toast chef.
>
>
> You made a couple prodigious leaps from
>
I have been a happy user of Eigerstein (and descendents) plus Seawall
for quite a while. I am currently using Dachstein RC2 + the latest
Seawall. I have three NICS, a local network, and a DMZ behind a DSL
modem. In the DMZ I am using Oxygen as a thin client and running a
tiny web site.
Recent
Hi all,
I've just installed an full LRP (Eiger Static) firewall (DMZ and all) at a
small clients of mine. They have a full class C, a couple hundred clients
in the hosting facilities and a nice little LRP box looking after the whole
show :o)
There are a couple of things that I guess I've wanted a
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002, GREGOR wrote:
> ps... I'm sorry for the typo. the following lines are what actually
> written in my ipfilter.conf file :
>
> # New Port 53 filter start
> IP_LIST="`cat /etc/dns_floods`"
> for IP in $IP_LIST; do
> $IPCH -I input -j DENY -p tcp -s $IP/32 -d $EXTERN_IP
> Hi,
>
> Anyone know what is the latest stable LRP with kernel 2.4.x, with iptables
> and support for hard disk ?
>
> And where i can find it .
You might give a try to Bering. Check:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo
Jacques
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Saved sshd.lrp and rebooted.
>
> When I try to log in again
>
> I got:
>
> login as: root
> Sent username "root"
> Trying public key authentication.
> Passphrase for key "rsa-key-20020215":
> Server refused our public key.
>
> Any hints?? Som
Never mind - I googled around a lil and discoverd that " The
problem was that the tx_bytes and rx_bytes will reset when ~4GB is
transferred."
S
>From: "Simon Bolduc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [Leaf-user] Roll-over in /proc/net/dev???
>Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2002 23:13:52 -
: root
Sent username "root"
Trying public key authentication.
Passphrase for key "rsa-key-20020215":
Server refused our public key.
Any hints?? Some other settings in sshd.config???
Thanks
> -Mensaje original-
> De: Jeff Newmiller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
GREGOR wrote:
> I'm using DCD, I set it up as firewall, with IP aliasing on eth0, DMZ
> switch=PRIVATE on eth2 and internal network on eth1.(thank's to bela,charles
> and ray).
>
> I've got tons of logs of hits on port 53 like the following examples :
>
Since you are using DCD - try adding all t
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002, Sergio Morilla wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to enable login using putty, sshd anf key files
> I copyed the key generated with puttygen (SH2RSA) into
> authorized_keys2.
you don't indicate that you have OpenSSH installed in your LEAF box.
the most common sshd is version 1 pro
Hello all,
Well, I was all ready to send the message below when I discovered
what the real problem is... the gateway was set wrong in the
unreachable box... so it couldn't route the packets back to the
client.
I include the following as an example of some working settings,
though they are no
> The other question I am still working on is this damn serial terminal
> problem. I am still able to get the echo out, and the login says (so on
and
> so on) ttyS0, so I know that it is at least allowing a login from the
> terminal, but I still cannot transmit data. This is really starting to
> Is there a way to connect an Amiga 3000 via serial
> port to the Dachstein, or the best way for Internet
> Access?
Wow! Someone still using an Amiga! I've still got my working A1000 kicking
around. I did a lot of design work for the Amiga (I work for NewTek, and
did hardware design work on t
> i tried running the command:
> ip link set eth0 address 00:40:54:31:7c:7c
>
> It gave me an error that that the device is busy...
>
> This will spoof the mac address when it works...
> Do i need to disable some thing to run this command?
IIRC, you may not be able to change the MAC address while
Brian,
You first have to bring the interface down with:
ip link set eth0 down
Robert
Henning, Brian wrote:
>i tried running the command:
>ip link set eth0 address 00:40:54:31:7c:7c
>
>It gave me an error that that the device is busy...
>
>This will spoof the mac address when it works...
>Do i
hello-
i tried running the command:
ip link set eth0 address 00:40:54:31:7c:7c
It gave me an error that that the device is busy...
This will spoof the mac address when it works...
Do i need to disable some thing to run this command?
Thanks again,
brian
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Is there a way to connect an Amiga 3000 via serial
port to the Dachstein, or the best way for Internet
Access?
Off topic, but what is the best TCP stack for the Amiga?
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Good idea. When I set this up, I was in my 'textbook'
phase. I could probably afford to get a little fancier
now.
-John
--- Simon Bolduc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another thing you can do is to have SSH listen on a
> port other than 22. I
> moved mine up into the 2 range. Most people
>
That sounds like a real winner. I started playing with udhcpd last night
and found that the scripting is pretty straightforward. One question I have,
after combining the scripts (cut & paste), it occurred to me that you
shouldn't really need the script files, but rather a configure file that can
Wow!
I have a few thousand more questions.
I am an expert french toast chef.
You made a couple prodigious leaps from
God to the Greeks and from mosfet to CPU,
But it was very interesting and I would
seriously like to ask some bus questions
when I have more time.
But for
Hi,
I'm trying to enable login using putty, sshd anf key files
I copyed the key generated with puttygen (SH2RSA) into
authorized_keys2.
All I get is "Server refused our key".
There is no log file for sshd.
How can I know what I´m doing wrong?
Any how-to???
Thanks
Sergio D. Morilla
Sistemas
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> Can anyone point me out to a link where i can get a linux
> tool/source that can "setuid-root"the pppd binary that
> comes with the package?
No special tools necessary. The setuid bit is just one of the normal file
"mode" bits used in *nix. You see these modes when you do "ls -l". You can
se
-- Forwarded by Phillip Watts/austin/Nlynx on 02/15/2002
07:50 AM ---
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To: "LRP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:(bcc: Phillip Watts/austin/Nlynx)
Subject: [LRP] The Latest Stable LRP with kernel 2.4.x
H
Hello all,
Can anyone point me out to a link where i can get a linux
tool/source that can "setuid-root"the pppd binary that
comes with the package?
TIA!
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> I would like to make a series of statements here and appreciate
> anyone's comments as to their truth or idiocy.
Excellent questions Phil. Or is it Phillip? Questions like
this really get me going, but it's a lot of fun. Let's see
what kind of treatment we can
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002 04:56:30 GMT
"GREGOR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using DCD, I set it up as firewall, with IP aliasing on eth0, DMZ
> switch=PRIVATE on eth2 and internal network on eth1.(thank's to bela,charles
> and ray).
>
> I've got tons of logs of hits on port 53 like the followin
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