Joey
I am using tc only (not qos-htb) with the wondershaper as documented on the
shorewall site.
To start with, it failed too with IIRC similar problems. I finally had to
dig into the wondershaper code and found ash arithmetic problems settting
up the tc commands.
So I believe it is not tc
Sean
At 10:02 15.12.2003 -0500, Sean E. Covel wrote:
Please stop me before I go running off down the wrong road!!!
Here's the situation: My sister-in-law is dying to get herself a laptop
and WIFI. They already have a cable modem and a virus-laden P2P, chat,
teenager PC in the house. They have
HI
At 15:14 12.12.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hallo LEAF World !
Can someone tell me where I should put a static route so that it survives a
reboot ?
I have a subnet in the internal network - all works fine with Shorewall
masquerading but I am not familiar enough with this Linux to know the best
Hi Folks
Sorry it you consider this abusive, please don't flame..
slight commercial
I am faced with the decision to buy a batch of small router hardware (the
pcengines http://www.pcengines.ch/wrap.htm stuff I was flaming about lately
on the developers list).
Of course OEM prices vary a lot
Alex
At 09:02 11.12.2003 +0100, you wrote:
I'm curious how to get pppd to auto redial when my connection
dies.
snipalot
Just respawning the pppd is not sufficient, I had times when pppd ran and
the ppp0 interface was visible but did not have an IP address. IMHO the pppd
should be changed that
Lynn, Christopher
At 21:51 09.12.2003 -0600, Lynn Avants wrote:
On Saturday 06 December 2003 05:37 pm, Christopher Harewood wrote:
Lynn:
I've read about the differing subnets; in fact, it was your doc that has
helped to get me thus far. However, changing the laptop IP to
192.168.3.9
Hi
At 21:15 10.12.2003, Dmitri Gofmekler wrote:
Hi,
Encountered some strange problem, when I'm using Bering and his pppoe
package, all connections to my mail server (qpopper installed, server
filtered by his own ipchains, opened only 25 and 110 incoming ports) are
timed out, seems that
Simon
Eric Wolzak wrote the following at 22:39 10.12.2003:
Hello SImon, I am not that experienced with the ipsec so U forward this
to the
list again
--- Forwarded message follows ---
From: Simon Chalk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Eric Wolzak [EMAIL
Felix
At 09:28 05.12.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Erich,
my server is out side.
I make connection in my c prog. like this
rc = connect(sd, (struct sockaddr *) servAddr,
sizeof(servAddr));
before this I called
1. gethostbyname was ok
2. socket also ok
3. bind port was also ok
Just the connect is
Felix
At 15:01 04.12.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I've a problem to open a socket from my Bering-Box to
my server via IP and Port 90.
I can ping to my Server from my Bering-Box.
But if I start open the socket I just get connection
refused...
Does someone can help me?
Probably blocked by
Joey
Joey Officer wrote the following at 15:45 04.12.2003:
I am setting up a wireless card under Bering and I wanted to provide limited
access to it. But because I know that eventually the WEP will be cracked
and someone will get an IP address from the DHCPd server, I want to know if
I can
Al
At 23:53 20.11.2003 -0500, you wrote:
I'm trying to get weblet w/lrpstat to work on a Bering 1.2. I have
weblet working and I can access the netmon.html page correctly. However,
it has no data. If I shutdown Shorewall data starts coming in. I thought
they both used the same tcp 80 port but I
Al
At 18:50 18.11.2003 -0500, ALParada wrote:
Looks like I finally got it booting from the floppies. I do however,
have two errors: I am getting an error just before the login prompt: cp:
unable to close '/etc/dnscache/root/servers/@' : No space left on
device. When I try to restart dnscache I
Al
At 19:23 17.11.2003 -0500, ALParada wrote:
Hello, I'm trying to get Bering 1.2 to boot from the CD. I would also
like to keep a few packages on the floppy since I'm not finished with
them yet and i'm still making changes. I have gotten as far as getting
the CD to boot and I have a working
Troy
At 19:45 16.11.2003 -0600, Troy Aden wrote:
Hello yet again,
Sorry to be a bother.
I have searched the Freeswan docs for any reference to the fswcert command
with no luck. I need to know what command I should be using instead of the
fswcert command. I did find a reference to it here
Hi everybody
Has anyone succeeded using traffic shaping in Bering 1.2
I am using the wondershaper and try to load it in shorewall.
Here is what I get right from the start
tc qdisc add dev eth1 root handle 1: htb default 20
RTNETLINK answers: invalid argument
Is this tc compatible with the
Hi
At 19:45 16.11.2003, Richard Doyle wrote:
Paul's original problem was a Shorewall misconfiguration. Bering
Shorewall is configured for two ethernet connections: an external
connection on eth0 and an internal connection on eth1. Paul has an
external connection on ppp0 and an internal
Troy
At 21:35 13.11.2003, Troy Aden wrote:
Thanks for getting back to me. I have run into problems with one command in
the IPSec procedure.
Snip
Make your ipsec server certificate
# openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout serverKey.pem -out serverReq.pem
# openssl ca -policy policy_anything -in
Brock
this is kind of late, being off the list for a while...
At 23:30 30.10.2003, Brock Nanson wrote:
Lynn,
I now use the dd command regularly. Once I have a working image, I dd it
off the CF for safekeeping, in case I ever need to create another (RSA
keys are a PITA to cut and paste etc.)
At 19:40 23.10.2003, Lynn Avants wrote:
On Thursday 23 October 2003 02:50 am, Erich Titl wrote:
[...]
There is no NAT on the inner firewall, but then there is no NETBIOS traffic
either through the firewall.
Hmmm... so it is running proxy-arp on the inner firewall (assuming this
is the only way
Michelle
Michelle Konzack wrote the following at 23:51 23.10.2003:
Hello,
I have tried to make Bering usabel for the Thompson SpeedTouch
330 USB but the Floppy is too small !!! I have only 120 kByte
free on the Floppy.
Does anyone has done this and HOW ?
Need only the ADSL/USB-Stuff with
Lynn
At 23:56 22.10.2003 -0500, Lynn Avants wrote:
On Wednesday 22 October 2003 02:26 am, Erich Titl wrote:
Hi
I am deploying Bering 1.2 systems as firewalls/VPN tunnel endpoints to
build what they call extruded subnets in freeswan jargon
Here a little bit of ASCII art
client net
Hi
I am deploying Bering 1.2 systems as firewalls/VPN tunnel endpoints to
build what they call extruded subnets in freeswan jargon
Here a little bit of ASCII art
client net
10.230.60.0/24 (for historical reasons)
¦
10.230.60.1
Bering / customer VPN endpoint
xx.xx.xx.xx (any old public address)
Mikael
At 14:29 17.10.2003 +0200, Mikaël PLOUHINEC wrote:
...
# connection de test entre Bic et Exodus
conn Bic-Exodus
left=%defaultroute
leftsubnet=192.168.1.0/24
leftnexthop=
leave away or enter sensible value...
right=172.16.10.4
rightsubnet=10.0.0.0/8
Hi
At 17:41 16.10.2003, James Neave wrote:
Hello All,
Compiling for Bering 1.2 and uClibc.
Is it *only* possible to compile for Bering 1.2 with a Debian/slink
installation?
Or can I take, say, Mandrake 9 and compile with a target OS? Just tell
it which Glibc to use for instance. And install a
Hi Sebastian
At 08:14 11.10.2003, Sebastian A. Aresca wrote:
...
debian:/usr/src/super-freeswan-1.99.6.2# make menugo
ok all right. but then what? if i copy the bzImage to the floppy the system
start
but i want to compile the module using the kernel 2.4.20.
cd /src/linux ; make modules
HTH
Erich
Felix
At 09:36 10.10.2003, Felix Theodor wrote:
Hallo Ray,
actually I just want to implemented a small programm
that allowed the user easyly to change the provider
information suchs MSN, REMMSN, USER and PWD.
So I started with...
#include stdio.h
#include stdlib.h
#include curses.h
int main()
Hi
At 09:33 06.10.2003 +, Phuoc Nguen wrote:
Hallo!
I have another question.
ist it possible to start a external programm after starting LEAF?
if possible how can I do this?
You could run it from an /etc/init.d/whatever script.
HTH
Erich
THINK
Püntenstrasse 39
8143 Stallikon
mailto:[EMAIL
Hi
At 15:44 06.10.2003, Phuoc Nguen wrote:
Hi Erich,
can you give me a Example?
I'm absolute beginer...
One that looks pretty basic to me is /etc/init.d/ntpdate...
This is used to run the ntpdate program once at system start.
You can find it in the ntpdate.lrp package
tar tzf ntpdate.lrp
Joe
could that be a HW problem on the floppy drive?
HTH
Erich
At 00:28 02.10.2003 -0500, you wrote:
Hi all. I've got the most annoying problem, and I think I'm...well,
screwed. Just today I was trying to back up my Bering floppy, when
lrcfg's back up floppy submenu failed on a segmentation
kp
Thanks, I have a copy of your message. The thing I'd like to improve is the
recovery mechanism. I somehow hate having to run a cron job to check if a
connection was broken due to IP change. I believe there must be a way for
IpSec to detect that the other endpoint is not reachable and to
Hi
Has anyone successfully set up an IPSec tunnel with 2 dynamic endpoints.
Would you mind to share the shorewall and up/down scripts.
I seem to have a problem setting it up because
1) shorewall needs to be up to get the IP address of the remote gateway
and
2) shorewall needs the address
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
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:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
..
I've never had this difficulty. I've lost 'net connectivity over my pppoe
connection
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
Thomas
At 23:01 24.09.2003 +0200, Thomas Wille wrote:
Erich,
I did all the things I normally do when compiling a new kernel:
- untar the kernel (in this case into my home dirctory)
- as root adjust the link /usr/src/linux so that it points to the kernel
source to be compiled
- exit from beeing
At 18:48 24.09.2003 -0300, Brian Fisher wrote:
Hi All,
I have updated my bering with the new ssh suite. Here's a bug that I
want to pass along.
I use putty to ssh into my bering box and all is good except when
I want to 'break' or end a command.
for example, if I start to
Hi
I have 2 Bering 1.0_stable stations with FreeSwan 1.99 running over a
wireless link. Occasionally (especially on rainy and stormy days) the
tunnel breaks down. If I stop ipsec on one end and ping the remote ipsec
gateway I get good results. Starting the tunnel again removes the
capability
Alex
At 11:37 16.09.2003 +0200, Alex Rhomberg wrote:
after an uptime of 43 Days ;-)) I go crazy, I must shutdown die
Internet connection every time by hand, because the IDLE 300 does
not work.
I have deconected the Ether-Cabel from my internal Network, but my
Bering-PPP-Box does not
MIchelle
At 15:46 16.09.2003 +0200, Michelle Konzack wrote:
On 2003-09-16 11:37:27, Alex Rhomberg wrote:
You need to insert an active-filter line in your /etc/ppp/options.
I know, but only on Kernel 2.4.xx :-/
Bering is based on 2.4.xx, hard to get around that.
HTH
Erich
THINK
Püntenstrasse 39
Sebastian
Sebastian A. Aresca wrote the following at 20:59 15.09.2003:
Anybody knows about a Bering 1.2 kernel distribution to compile modules HOW
TO.
I just use a separate directory (not /usr/src) and gcc 2.95.x. My native
compiler is gcc 3.x., so I placed a copy of 2.95.x in /usr/local/bin and
Eric
At 20:16 10.09.2003 -0700, you wrote:
I'm running Bering 1.2 on an SBC DSL connection. I use ez-ipupd to
export the dynamic IP address I'm assigned. Or at least I'd like to.
While ez-ipupd used to work for me (and still works at other
[comcast-based] locations I maintain), now when SBC
Ray group
Discard my previous mail, CS5530 does not come as a module. It looks
extremely hidden in the configuration tree, actually the .config (from
Bering) file shows
# CONFIG_BLK_DEV_CS5530 is not set
I am curious how this is set it at all, browsed menuconfig to no avail.
Sorry about the
Ray
At 23:32 10.09.2003 +0930, you wrote:
Erich,
thanks for replying -
I did the install from a Dos formatted hardrive and used the dos based DoC
tools, so,
How do I get into the LRP / Cfs files from dos to specify that the
kernel needs to laod the module - or do I need to load it explicitly
in
Ronny
For high performance, as your case seems to be, you should probably compile
your own kernel to make it as slim as possible. Unnecessary features can be
removed that way. Necessary stuff could be compiled into the kernel instead
of loading it as a module.
cheers
Erich
At 09:12 03.09.2003
Hi
At 09:44 02.09.2003 +0300, J. James wrote:
Hi
It's nice to see someone else also having the same problem... I'm sorry: I
ust read about a pop star visiting a local jail and the first thing he aid
to the audience was nice to see so many of you here today ;-)
I have the same problem from
Hi Bino, Steve
At 08:35 28.08.2003 +0700, bino-psn wrote:
Dear All
Just exactly like Steve said.
And Eric .. Yes I got 10 or more Flash-IDE (a.k.a DOM) unused.
I see, for an embedded system I did not even consider a hard disk as an option.
Should you consider swappping DOM's for CF's I might be
Francois
At 18:19 25.08.2003, Francois BERGERET wrote:
Hi Erich,
Thanks for your response.
I have read quickly your script.
I am not so good to evaluate if this will be ok for my problem.
I am using Eth interfaces with 'eth0' and 'eth1' label and two wlan nics
with 'wlan0' and 'wlan1' labels.
Hi Steve
At 08:50 24.08.2003 +1200, Steve Wright wrote:
On Sun, 2003-08-24 at 03:28, Dave Hunt wrote:
Look up www.pcengines.ch.
Dave, have you used pcengines embedded PCs ?
I got one of the pre production models to port Bering to it. It basically
works with one major problem still open, the
Hi kp
Thanks for the info...
At 01:41 23.08.2003 +0200, K.-P. Kirchdörfer wrote:
Am Freitag, 22. August 2003 13:51 schrieb Erich Titl:
.
Anyway, what you are asking for is already available:
Point you're browser to:
http://www.uclibc.org/
look for
30 June March 2003, dev systems updated
Darcy
At 10:00 21.08.2003, Darcy Parker wrote:
Good day listers,
I ma trying to set up a leaf-bering (1.2) FW. I have the following two
NICs
You better read
http://www.scyld.com/network/vortex.html
this is IMHO the definite information source on that driver.
HTH
Erich
THINK
Hi
At 09:06 22.08.2003 +0100, Luis.F.Correia wrote:
...
The current uClibc development does not use UML.
What is the minimal environment then for:
a) Kernel compile
Is it really different from the Bering standard kernel enviroonment? I
always thought Kernels are library independent...?
b)
Victor
At 12:12 20.08.2003 -0700, you wrote:
My friend is still troubleshooting why Dachstein works with an internal
passive ftp client SENDING a file and Bering fails.
System is PPPoE
He ran tdpdump in passive ftp mode .
Dachstein showns the mss at differnt stages of the ftp as 1460 and 1412
Sebastian
At 04:40 10.08.2003, Sebastián Aresca wrote:
Thanks Erich, i bulid a script that use wget (realy i modified your script
=) )
You probably could have done that with just specifying another download
method in the lrp.conf file. If that is not possible, would you mind to
tell me what you
Jeremy
At 01:36 13.08.2003 -0500, Jeremy A Tourville wrote:
Ok, I've followed the directions regarding creating a lrpkg.cfg file and
when the CD boots I get a *.lrp (nf!) error. I've tried to add a
carriage return at the end of the lrpkg.cfg file and still no luck. I've
tried switching the
Sebastian
Actually any Linux system with an appropriate gcc compiler should do.
Kernels can be cross compiled.
If you are interested I have a Makefile which makes compiling a Bering
kernel a piece of cake. It's still quite beta but works in my environment
which is an old patched up SuSe 6.3
Hi
At 19:04 13.08.2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Erich,
Thank you for your reply. I have confirmed all packages that are listed
in my lrpkg.cfg are on the CD. Let me state again the LAST package listed
won't load properly. (makes no difference which one) That is the part
that confuses me.
Sebastian
At 01:49 11.08.2003 -0300, Sebastián Aresca wrote:
Wait, wait, i still working to make WDIST to boot on 3 1/2 floppy disk.
The idea is to make a simple boot with wget.lrp and root.lrp.
After booting it will connect to http or ftp server to download the package
needed.
Then install it
Ted
Theodore Wynnychenko wrote the following at 22:30 09.08.2003:
Erich:
thanks for the reply. anyway, about switching from fd0 to fd1. the
packages are loaded at boot, and syslinux.cfg is configured to use both
drives, so everything works as it should without me at a console. (i am not
sure
Sebastian
At 07:15 09.08.2003, Sebastián Aresca wrote:
Anybody thinks about it? ... This is a wonderfull idea ... now i forgot
about this fu.. kbytes in the floppy.
My Bering Router Disk only has the package root, libm and ftp
Then i download it from ftp and it work fine.
I have squid2 (350kb),
Greg
Greg Playle wrote the following at 17:31 03.08.2003:
Erich:
The output was something like this:
Variables
eth
/proc/net/dev
60
NICS = 1
Count = 0
Count updated
1
Devs = 1
expr [ 1 -eq 60 -o 1 -eq 1 ]
OK, the loop breaks here because we expect exactly one eth device and we
found
Greg
At 19:32 30.07.2003 -0600, Greg Playle wrote:
This is essentially what I ended up doing. As Mr. Sturdevant observed,
card services do not come up in time.
I added a script at the end of the boot sequence in rc2.d that restarts
networking, dhcpd and shorewall, and suddenly Bob's your Uncle!
Tim
At 09:39 29.07.2003 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
If it were only that easy...
I'm connecting my Bering firewall to XYZ firewall, having only been given a
.p12 file...
...
Thank you very much for the suggestions. Unfortunately, there are two
things complicating this: 1) I only have
Tim
you may also want to look into
http://www.drh-consultancy.demon.co.uk/pkcs12faq.html
At 17:14 25.07.2003 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
My biggest problem right now is how to set up Bering to accept the
certificates. With SSH Sentinel, I have been given a single .p12 file.
With that,
Hi James
At 11:32 28.07.2003 +0100, James Neave wrote:
Hi,
Without using Samba2, what secure ways are there to gain access to files
on our corporate Bering box?
SSH allows us to administer it, but at the moment the only way we can
make print-outs of the rules is hacking it out of the floppy with
Greg
At 18:14 27.07.2003, Greg Playle wrote:
Tom, Steve and George:
Thank you; the information you gave was helpful.
I checked a bit more; in short, eth0 does not come up on boot,
but seems
to take a while--perhaps longer than Erich Titl's script allows. I've got
to check more
Steve
At 11:24 18.07.2003 +1200, Steve Wright wrote:
Hi Folks,
What are we using to secure single point-to-point links? - viz WEP, but
actually secure..
AIUI, Ad-Hoc mode must be used for backbones, but this leaves security to
be done at the IP level - not really good enough.
I have read-up
James
At 13:05 09.07.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to make DNSCache start before shorewall.
This is because I need DNS lookups in the shorewall rules file.
I spoke to a friend of mine and we changed the RCDLINKS in the init.d
files to the following
DNSCache
RCDLINKS=2,S45 3,S45
Vic
At 15:02 02.07.2003 +0800, Victor Berdin wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I needed to perform transparent proxying wherein
web clients
from both public and private net can access my
internal web
site.
Transparent proxying AFAIK is nothing but redirection of packets to the
relevant port(s) to a proxy
Hi everybody
I uploaded the package remote install scripts to my CVS repository under
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/leaf/devel/etitl/bering
In order to use it you need rload.lrp from the packages directory.
Additionally you will need to patch /etc/lrp.conf and
Chris
Somerlot, Chris wrote the following at 17:21 25.06.2003:
Still can't get it going. I have loaded the module for the 3c509 driver,
(I'm using 2 ISA 3c509B cards) but only get 1 showing up in ip addr:
1: lo: LOOPBACK,UP mtu 16436 qdisc noqueue
link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd
Michelle
At 03:37 24.06.2003 +0200, you wrote:
I will try to get an 128kBit ADSL connection to put my Network online...
But need to find a dyn-DNS Provider where I can have up to three Domains
and very much more HOSTS... If possibel, with my own master-DNS
I use zoneedit, works OK for me, up
Michelle
At 03:37 24.06.2003 +0200, you wrote:
I will try to get an 128kBit ADSL connection to put my Network online...
But need to find a dyn-DNS Provider where I can have up to three Domains
and very much more HOSTS... If possibel, with my own master-DNS
I use zoneedit, works OK for me, up
Jose
I do not understand much about bridges, so I am surprised that you would
assign the same subnet 192.168.1.x on the eth1 adapters on both bridges.
I do not know how this could work so please someone enlighten me.
How could you prevent address collisions ths way?
Erich
At 09:02 24.06.2003
Chris
please read this and provide the information requested there
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/mod.php?mod=userpagemenu=11page_id=4
thanks
Erich
At 06:09 24.06.2003 -0700, you wrote:
I'm using a P75 w/ 32mb ram and 2 3Com509 cards to try and setup a Bering
1.2 router box. I have one computer
Hi Jacques/Lynn
I was wondering if we could do some kind of hybrid set up which would fetch
packages from a server (whatever method) after booting from floppy. I
believe it should be possible to start a minimal LEAF installation, get up
the NIC's and then load the big packages from the
Hi
At 09:38 18.06.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Many thanks for all your help but having a BIG problem writing the Win32
disk images to floppy, just keep getting an error.
That applies to Bering 1.2, 1.1 and the stable release basically all the
ones I've tried. Ran the image.exe on win2K and XP.
Have
Hi Lee
I did this a few years back and had to do a refresh cycle on my memory...
It is important that echo treats all its parameters so the disposition
needs quotes...
---
#!/bin/sh
echo MIME-Version: 1.0 (just a fake)
echo Content-type: application/octet-stream ;
Greg
Greg Playle wrote the following at 22:47 14.06.2003:
This is a followup to earlier traffic, shown below.
My problem now seems to be the DHCP daemon wants to activate before the
PCMCIA card is available, so it cannot find interface eth0.
Running dhcpd at the command line promptly fires it
Jose
Jose Luis Abuelo Sebio wrote the following at 23:24 15.06.2003:
Hey, what´s up?
I am using a normal bering 1.2 boot disk, but now I
need to add one module and another package (nicstar.o
and atmtools.lrp) and when I try to back up any
package or the floppy I don´t have space enough
because
Hi
At 09:13 11.06.2003 +0200, you wrote:
As far as I know, you can't. But you can always make an ISO-image yourself,
which contains those settings.
Do a search on building an ISO in the archives of this list, it has been
discussed many times.
-Original Message-
From: wing newton
Hi
At 17:00 09.06.2003 -0700, you wrote:
Greetings,
I don't have space on a single floppy for all the
packages. So, I create a bootable ISO Bering CD but my
pc does not support CDROM boot.
Is there a floppy image available to just allow me to
boot up from the floppy which then in turn to boot up
Henning
Henning Jebsen wrote the following at 10:39 05.06.2003:
Trying to load an etherboot which enables pcmcia and network drivers to
load the final initrd/OS from a tftp server. My LEAF box is a notebook
with only PCMCIA NIC's.
Hi Erich,
I did this before Not with pcmcia cards but
Charles
As Steve pointed out, distance is one key element. Could you tell us a bit
more on your installation like distance, antennas used e.t.c.
My installation does not really apply, although I have fine bandwidth with
Lucent/Avaya cards and 14 dB external antennas. Distance in my case is
Steve
Steve Wright wrote the following at 20:40 04.06.2003:
Erich Titl wrote:
Have you ever tried that on a PCMCIA card?
Putting an lzdsk boot image on one ? no. haven't. What are you thinking ?
Trying to load an etherboot which enables pcmcia and network drivers to
load the final initrd/OS
Marc
Marc E. Fiuczynski wrote the following at 18:35 04.06.2003:
I followed the instructions to put the IDE drivers into initrd.lrp of the
bering floppy. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work with my disk-on-chip
IDE drive (even though this drive can be accessed just fine via a linux
rescue
Hi Marc
Marc E. Fiuczynski wrote the following at 19:27 03.06.2003:
I am using a linux rescue disk to copy over a bering distribution to the
disk-on-chip device.
If the system reconizes the disk as an IDE device, I would believe it. Some
time ago I had difficulties running syslinux on my bering
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Glenn
First of all, which distribution are you referring to?
glenn greenfield wrote the following at 02:27 01.06.2003:
I thought I had followed the instructions but I apparently missed
something here.
VFS Can't find Minix blah...on dev 02:00
LINUXRC: Installing - root: root(nf!) etc(nf!)
Hi Samuel
Samuel Abreu de Paula wrote the following at 22:01 30.05.2003:
Hi, i have 2 station connected to each other via Orinoco Wireless cards,
using Bering 1.0...
But the problem is i can't list directories in ftp connections!
Im not denying nothing, and the Bering 1.0 has the ip_nat_ftp
Hi
Apacer has the Europe headquarters in the Netherlands, you could probably
get a DOM easily there and that is the most versatile storage I can think
of in a LEAF box.
Erich
H.G. Bekker wrote the following at 19:29 30.05.2003:
Hi,
That might be an alternative. However I have some problems
Tom
At 15:31 27.05.2003, Tom Eastep wrote:
On Tue, 27 May 2003 15:14:32 +0200, Erich Titl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christophe
At 15:05 27.05.2003 +0200, you wrote:
On Tue, 27 May 2003 14:52:40 +0200
Erich Titl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not aware that you can use a parameter in the rules
Hi
You will have to load ipsec.o from the corresponding module tree. Maybe
another request to put this into ipsec.lrp helps.
HTH
Erich
Charles Steinkuehler wrote the following at 18:53 05.04.2003:
Steve Bihari wrote:
Hi All,
When I try to load ipsec.lrp I get a message about the kernel not
Hi
has anyone compiled the (latest) orinoco drivers (hermes.c orinoco.c
orinoco_cs.c) for Bering1.0-stable kernel 2.4.18. I believe I need the
latest drivers for the 8.72 firmware.
Thanks
Erich
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Julian
Julian Church wrote the following at 17:24 04.04.2003:
At 00:06 04/04/03 +0200, Erich Titl wrote:
...
Victor McAlistair pointed me at a post he produced about a month ago that
explains another method for making a Bering boot CD - I think that should work.
The syslinux guys will certainly
Simon
At 14:07 03.04.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Please can someone confirm whether the Shorewall Tunnels file internally
manages the UDP Port 500 and Protocols 50 and 51?
Or do I need to create rules?
I have created the tunnel files as per documentation on the Bering site and
Shorewall. But I am
Simon
Simon Chalk wrote the following at 22:33 03.04.2003:
Hi Erich,
I did not want to go into detail, until I understood the operation of both
shorewall and ipsec. I am still a little confused about shorewall, but the
key seems to be the tunnels file.
ipsec was failing and I assumed it was
Julian
Julian Church wrote the following at 16:37 03.04.2003:
Hi All
I'm attempting to put together a CD-based Bering firewall on a computer
based around a VIA EPIA 5000 motherboard.
To try out my new motherboard, I tried an existing Bering CD from another
firewall I use (Bering 1.0 I think).
Simon
Tom has really written a very nice documentation, read more
Simon Chalk wrote the following at 23:54 02.04.2003:
Hi Tom,
I had read this doc prior to posting. It reads
a) Open the firewall so that the IPSEC tunnel can be established (allow the
ESP and AH protocols and UDP Port 500).
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