Re: Linux is user friendly, I'm just not one of its friends

Ho, this file is majorly hosed! First, your netmask should be something like 255.255.255.0. Your network looks ok. But your broadcast should be something like 146.115.107.255 Gateway is probably ok. It will probably work if the right parameters are in there... On Mon, 8 Jun 1998, The Darkling

Re: IPX Routing Problem

Look at the IP Masquerade Resources page. http://ipmasq.home.ml.org And then follow the link to the Masquerade Applications List, then Miscellaneous, then IPX Basically, you build an IPX bridge between your inner and outer interfaces on your Masquerading machine using software from ftp://sunsit

Re: [LILO]

On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote: >map=/boot/map >vga=normal >delay=20 >image=/vmlinuz >label=Linux >append = "mem=96M" >read-only Dude, take the spaces out of the line with the append. The rerun lilo. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe"

Re: BGP

On Tue, 24 Feb 1998, Scott Ellis wrote: >Nope. You need to sign a licence to distribute it at all (including in >non-free) and Debian isn't willing to sign the licence (and you can't just >have "someone else" sign the licence and then upload it to non-free). Hmm... Isn't it for things like this

Re: BGP

On Mon, 23 Feb 1998, Peter Paluch wrote: >Hello, friends, >=== > >I would like to ask - is there any package which enables routing using >BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) ? I know that there is routed, but it >doesn't seem to be able to use BGP. gated, but there doesn't seem to be a de

Re: BGP

On Mon, 23 Feb 1998, Joel Klecker wrote: >gated, but there is no Debian package for it due to licensing[1] (there was >talk of doing an installer package, but nothing ever came of it). gated is >available at . > >[1] The gated consortium requires that groups who wish to dist

Re: questions: Non-internet connected IP Address default ???

On Tue, 9 Dec 1997, David Oswald wrote: >QUESTION: Is their a "generic" ip addressing scheme that should be used >within this company , since it is not connected in any way to the net. >Does it even matter? I guess I could use any address I want ... Yes, use one of the "private" network blocks se

Re: How unstable is hamm?

On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, John Bradley Fitzgibbons wrote: > >I've been watching all of the messages concerning libc6 upgrades and now >I've just got to ask. How unstable is hamm? My major interest is due to >development. I'd really like to start playing around with version 6, but >I'd hate to destroy

Re: Little endian vs. Big endian -- problems untarring a Solaris tape in Linux

Well cpio has parameters to swap bytes between big-endian and little endian machines AND it understands gnu tar format. No special device needed... On Mon, 1 Dec 1997, debian mail recipient wrote: > >Hi. We're having a problem un-tarring a tar tape in Linux that was >made under Solaris. I rec