Re: How does "making VPN accessible" works?

via srv.eth0.gw dev eth0 128.0.0.0/1 via srv.tun0.gw dev tun0 Which is processed after tables added in solution 1 and 2. That is, of lower priority. I've found a couple of guides: http://linux-ip.net/html/index.html http://lartc.org/howto/index.html But they didn't help to reveal all

How does "making VPN accessible" works?

Hi, I wasn't able to find the answer neither on Stack Overflow, nor on OpenVPN forum. I had a server I had to connect to VPN, but make it accessible over SSH (via it's physical NIC). I've found a solution, but I don't really understand how it solves the issue. Just telling a good place to ask this

Re: Does debconf-set-selections automatically deletes values from debconf database once they are used?

Hi, The answer can be found here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2016/11/msg00552.html Regards, Yuri

Does debconf-set-selections automatically deletes values from debconf database once they are used?

Hi, One of these days, I made, say, unattended install of different version of mysql. And the main concern is about putting passwords in debconf database (if they are left there or not). But also I'm curious what's exactly happening there. Consider the following typescript: # export DEBIAN_FR

Where does debconf database content come from?

Hi, For all I know, debconf database is supposed to store "answers" to configuration parameters of packages. But when you install operating system, you aren't given an opportunity to specify them. Not all of them at least. There are a bunch of them in /var/cache/debconf/config.dat. So where do al

Where does debconf database content come from?

Hi, For all I know, debconf database is supposed to store "answers" to configuration parameters of packages. But when you install operating system, you aren't given an opportunity to specify them. Not all of them at least. There are a bunch of them in /var/cache/debconf/config.dat. So where do al