One thing I've always hated was to search netfilter.org and find patches
or whatever,
True, but there is no way around :-(
Kernel 2.6 has most of the modern goodies, but it is substantially
larger than 2.4 and it will be very difficult to fit a working system on
a single floppy.
Lets be honest who needs a floppy nowdays ( I think they are very
difficult to find and very expensive )
I don't use a floppy to boot, but however I use a floppy to save my config
files.
My Leaf System:
Asus P5S-VM MB, AMD-K6 400MHz, CD Rom (to boot), 128mb RAM,
3 D-Link NICs, floppy
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 09:51 +0300, Harry Lachanas wrote:
One thing I've always hated was to search netfilter.org and find patches
or whatever,
True, but there is no way around :-(
Kernel 2.6 has most of the modern goodies, but it is substantially
larger than 2.4 and it
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Using a floppy is the only way old systems can be used as a firewall
(except using a HD, which in my opinion is more vulnerable, or a CD,
which is cumbersome when you want to change things).
Joep
I used many times a Compact
Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
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Using a floppy is the only way old systems
Hi there
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Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
Usually I buy some very simple interfaces (Compact Flashes are designed
to be phisically compatibles
Hi Folks
J.L. Blom wrote:
Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
I have a handful of DOM's we don't need anymore. Conditions:
1) The mail cost, e.g. dont't consider this outside Europe
2) A free beer
J.L. Blom wrote:
Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 11:31 +0200, giovanni wrote:
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Using a floppy
Everybody,
Thanks for the advice. I found I have a supplier round the corner!. I
will go out and get me one.
Thanks for all the advice.
Joep
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Giovanni,
How do you do that?
Lets be honest who needs a floppy nowdays ( I think they are very
difficult to find and very expensive )
Brand new floppies from my supplier eprom.ca:
FD-PAN-144 PAN 1.44 FD (BEIGE) Yes $8.00 each
FD-PAN-144-BLACK PAN 1.44 FD (BLACK) Yes $8.00 each
FD-TOS-144-USB-BLK TOSHIBA 1.44 USB EXT. FD
Hi all,
I think this list is on vacation,
I am running Bering-uClibc 3.1 beta 1
when I issue
shorewall show capabilities
I get:
Extended Multi-port Match: Not available
Connection Tracking Match: Not available
Policy Match: Not available
Ipset Match: Not available
Raw Table: Not available
Harry Lachanas wrote:
I got a bit confused with Extended MARK Target
Is this capability available with 2.4.xx kernels ???
As I mentioned when you asked on the Shorewall list, I can't answer that one.
If yes which module is required??
Extended mark support is not a separate
iptables -t mangle -N foo
iptables -t mangle -A foo -j MARK --and-mark 0xFF
If you get an error such as:
Thanks Tom,
I've done this already and I got
# iptables -t mangle -A foo -j MARK --and-mark 0xff
iptables v1.3.5: MARK target: kernel too old for --and-mark
Try
Hi
Harry Lachanas schrieb:
iptables -t mangle -N foo
iptables -t mangle -A foo -j MARK --and-mark 0xFF
If you get an error such as:
Thanks Tom,
I've done this already and I got
# iptables -t mangle -A foo -j MARK --and-mark 0xff
iptables v1.3.5: MARK target: kernel
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