...but I've hit a wall, it would seem, with the p910nd daemon. When I
restart the daemon with svi p910nd start, I get the following output:
Starting print server /usr/sbin/p910nd: can't resolve symbol
'__uClibc_start_mai
n'
LPT1 ready /usr/sbin/p910nd: can't resolve symbol '__uClibc_start_main'
Am 2003-09-28 23:01:40, schrieb JD:
I pulled down the pppd-filter.gz file. However - the web site shows that
its approx 100k - but the file size is 212k. When I scp the file over to
my firewall - I can't gunzip due to magic number [Invalid gzip magic].
???
I have downloaded it with 'mozilla'
Hi All,
I am trying to implement the split access configuration which will allow my
Bering 1.2 box to correctly route to two ISP's as described on the LARTC
site.
http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html
I have created two new entries in the /etc/iproute2/rt_tables file and
Hi All,
Further to my first post.
I am adding all the ip route commands to /etc/network/interfaces
using
up ip route etc.etc
up ip rule add etc.etc
It appears that not all the commands are been loaded. I think it is the ip
rule add bit.
So my question is should I be using a different file,
Here is what I have done on our Bering routers to add routes.
up ip route add 192.168. *.*/24 via 192.168.*.* || true
up ip route add 192.168. *.*/24 via 192.168. *.* || true
up ip route add 192.168. *.*/24 via 192.168. *.* || true
up ip route add 192.168. *.*/24 via 192.168. *.* || true
Hope
Hi Troy,
Thanks for this, I think my main problem was that I did not include the
||true at the end of each line. It seems that you need this for multi line
statements.
Regards,
Simon.
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Sent: 29 September 2003 16:22
To: 'Simon
How can i left proccess running in my LEAF (Bering) Box after logout a ssh sesion?
in linux exist a NOARCH command but , what can i do in LEAF, how can i install that
command on LEAF?
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HI Erich,
The idea about cron use is from our friend Jacques.
I think that it is a good idea ;-)
Cron is abble to launch any script at preset time interval (this is that I have
understood) and I like this idea that something is
always surveying what is happening with default route status.
I
500 Internal Server Error
CGI Timeout: /cgi-bin/viewlogs
Hi all the list,
I get this error with long pages viewed through the Weblet server.
Where is the time out counter parameter ?
I don't care if this page appears after a long time, I want to get it,
absolutely...
Any idea ?
TIA
Best
Eric and everyone :
I've changed to the latest pppd on CVS and that problem was solved.
Thanks for the tip!
But now, I have another problem (this time with the pppoe connection,
not with the pptp tunnel).
When I changed to the latest ppp.lrp and pppoe.lrp packages, my pppoe
connection don't
Francois
you are right to look for a generiic solution, I just happened to stumble
accross this post...
At 20:09 29.09.2003, Francois BERGERET wrote:
But, may be the better way is to do as this FreeSWan user, to modify the
ip-up.local file to render it more universal without fixed
IP and
Simon
At 17:11 26.09.2003, Simon Chalk wrote:
Hi All,
Has anyone setup Static routes on Bering 1.2?
I am trying to add the following to the /etc/network/interfaces file
up route -net 1.2.3.4 netmask 255.255.255.248 gw 4.5.6.7
When I do a ip route, I don't see the route above. I have also
Joe,
The following link points to the right (uClibc) p9100 package
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-
bin/viewcvs.cgi/leaf/bin/packages/uclibc-
0.9/20/p9100.lrp?rev=HEADcontent-type=application/octet-stream
You can find all the Bering_uClibc (2.0) packages at the following
page:
Francois
Interesting, only I am puzzled by the fact that you have to run this from
cron.
I am currently listening on the freeswan list and found something which
might interest you:
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I've never had this difficulty. I've lost 'net connectivity over my pppoe
connection
I'm not really sure if this is possible with the packages provided
with Bering or uCBering, but I have a dsl modem connected to a
nic, and an internal 56k modem. Is it possible to have both of
those connected to the internt at the same time and some how
selectively tie their bandwidth
Hi all,
I've searched everywhere on the web and have found nothing to do with this
config (Tom touches on it in his FAQ's but I can't seem to get it to work).
I'm running Bering with shorewall 1.4.2
Here is my setup.
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| ADSL MODEM
Thomas
At 11:36 27.09.2003, Thomas Wille wrote:
..
So my questions, maybe a little bit OT:
where can I find the call for md5sum, so that I can correct it?
why is it called?
If this was related to a crime I'd suggest to 'follow the money trail'
here it is easier, just follow the 'make' trail
Mariano,
I forwarded your question to Eric de Thouars, he is also using
Bering_uClibc with pptp. He doesn't have a solution for your
problems, but he does have some pointers that can help you to solve
it.
First some questions:
You are using Bering_uClibc 2.0 beta4, that one contatins pppd-
On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 13:53, AdStar wrote:
If anyone could point me in the right direction or help me out I would be
greatly appreciated.
I'm betting that your ADSL Modem hasn't a clue how to route to the
10.0.10.1/24 network.
-Tom
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Tom Eastep\ Nothing is foolproof to a
So would I have to add a route to the Modem so it goes via eth0??
If so do you know if this an impact on t my DSL connection?
Tom Eastep [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 13:53, AdStar wrote:
If anyone could point me in the right direction or help me out I would be
greatly
On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 15:58, AdStar wrote:
So would I have to add a route to the Modem so it goes via eth0??
If so do you know if this an impact on t my DSL connection?
I would masquerade your local network out of eth0.
In /etc/shorewall/masq:
eth0eth1
-Tom
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Do you have the LEAF router set up to NAT traffic from the LAN to
192.169.0.0/24? If not, then the problem is probably that the ADSL modem
does not know that 192.168.0.1 is its route to 10.0.10.0/24. If you do,
then everything else you posted looks OK.
At this point, you don't really know
Ohh it's close, I can now ping my ADSL modem from my internal lan but no luck
on accessing the web config or SNMP, it just times out...
Now is it time to play with firewall rules maybe? I didn't notice any rejected
packets in my logs..
Tom Eastep [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-09-29 at
JD,
Some browsers automatically gunzip while downloading. Rename the file
instead of gunzip and try again.
Regards,
Eric Spakman
Followed this message thread - I have the same issue with Bering v1.2.
Can't drop the PPP [analog modem] link due to UDP and ICMP packets inbound
from the net.
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, AdStar wrote:
Ohh it's close, I can now ping my ADSL modem from my internal lan but no luck
on accessing the web config or SNMP, it just times out...
Now is it time to play with firewall rules maybe? I didn't notice any rejected
packets in my logs..
Then your
I added the masq for my local traffic out of eth0 and that has now allowed me
to ping the ADSL modem, but cannot access the web config on it or the SNMP
they both timeout (it does not error straight away it is a timeout).
No rejects in the my shorewall logs, it just time out's.
My shorewall policy
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, AdStar wrote:
I added the masq for my local traffic out of eth0 and that has now allowed me
to ping the ADSL modem, but cannot access the web config on it or the SNMP
they both timeout (it does not error straight away it is a timeout).
No rejects in the my shorewall logs,
At 11:18 AM 9/30/2003 +1000, AdStar wrote:
I added the masq for my local traffic out of eth0 and that has now allowed me
to ping the ADSL modem, but cannot access the web config on it or the SNMP
they both timeout (it does not error straight away it is a timeout).
No rejects in the my shorewall
wooo hooo it works...
The sad part is I'm not sure why, cold reboot, and off it all went.
Before I was just doing a shorewall restart...
Anyways BIG thanks to Tom and of course thanks to all on the list.
Cheers
Adam
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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, AdStar wrote:
wooo hooo it works...
The sad part is I'm not sure why, cold reboot, and off it all went.
Before I was just doing a shorewall restart...
If you didn't restart your browser after you added the Masquerade rule,
then you were reusing the same connection
AH I spoke too soon.
It seems to work after cycling my adsl modem, but then give it a couple of
minutes and it stops working. :(
Would I have to set a default route in the configuration on my adsl modem?
I have added a manual route to my modem.
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