On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 11:17:14 +0100, "Andrew Post" <[email protected]> said: > One step ahead of ya...I did, as you suggest, take a look at the > commented examples and "discovered" using the nat.sh in a stanza. After > reverting to 0.5.2, I did that and it started working. I'm not 100% I > was running the script correctly in 0.6.0, so I won't report is as a > bug.
That's good to know. I'll keep an eye out for NAT issues when using .6. Shorewall is a great tool for building iptables rules including for NAT so it could be used instead. > Anyway, since my wireless card is useless and was the only reason I > needed the newer kernel, I won't be going back to it until the stable > release. As far as the "dsl-provider" stanza being fancy, I know, but > it was a copy & paste from my laptop's /etc/net../interfaces which was > configured using pppoeconf. I guess I could change it... :) Well if it works elsewhere then OK. It just didn't look like the examples I had seen before. > > The only problem I am having now is port forwarding for OpenVPN on a > server behind the router. But I'm sure more reading and searching will > get me the answers I need. Again, consider Shorewall. > Also, I'm learning how to use these mailing lists (if you couldn't tell > by the 3 threads I started). So if this ends up being another new > thread, I apologize. > Good luck on getting this all sorted. ------------------- Andrew Malcolmson _______________________________________________ Voyage-linux mailing list [email protected] http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
