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From: Shawn Ramsey <shawn@luke.cpl.net>
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We are getting the following error from radius debug ... :

Sun Apr 19 01:58:18 1998: [25662] unix_pass: password for <mktm> failed


anyone know what would cause this? Since it just started happening, and we
have tried 3 different servers... im guessing the TS is shot, or maybe
something got corrupted. This particular TS is offsite, on a shotty
network that needs upgrading. But, its never had any problems like this...
any ideas? Running Radius 2.0.1 compiled on FreeBSD(have tried the BSDI
version with same results)

I'll post more debug info if needed....

thanks for any help! This is on a PM2 with 30 ports.





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From owner-freebsd-isp  Sun Apr 19 04:56:19 1998
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From: Victor Manuel Carranza Gonzalez <victor@usac.edu.gt>
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Hello!

I'm trying to configure a proxy server for my LAN to access the Internet.
I chose Delegated 4.4.1 package, 'cause it seems to include all useful
protocols in one product, and its generalist/specialist scheme seems
smart.

The configuration:

FreeBSD 3.0-SNAP box with two ethernet interfaces, one for the LAN and one
connected to a router which gives access to the Internet (currently, no
forwarding is taking place between interfaces). I have a registered domain
with plenty of IP addresses (I'm going to be sort of ISP for a few
government institutions in my country). The freebsd box already sees the
whole Internet with no problem.

I have the Delegate 4.4.1 proxy package installed, but I have no idea on
how to configure it.  Interactive configuration works great, but I need to
start it automatically, so I need some light here.

Services I want to make available to the LAN users at this time: HTTP,
SMTP, FTP and SOCKS proxies. Others will be installed when the need
arises.

Suggestions, comments, sample config files, etc. are welcome :)

Also, if you think Delegated 4.4.1 is not a good choice, please give me
some advice about other (free) product. 

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Victor

P.S. How does Apache perform as a proxy server? is it better than squid or
delegated?


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Kevin Day <toasty@home.dragondata.com> writes:

> We're producing about 100M of http logs per day, append only... Is it at all
> possible to stream our httpd logs to tape, yet be able to rewind, read it
> all at random points, and pick up writing where I left off?

I'd suggest you log to a file, rotate that out once or twice a day and
send it to tape afterwards.  2x100M of disk space isn't unaffordable,
it'll keep your tape from repositioning all the time and gets you a
way superior solution because you can always view those logs and don't
have to wait until the tape is full and because you don't run into
delay problems while the tape is being wound.

About remote log hosts: As far as syslogd is involved you should
realize that it is using UDP, i.e. log entries can get lost,
especially during a malicious attack.  If you need some sort of
security, rotate the logs every 5 minutes (say) and have them picked
up via ftp/ssh/whatever from said loghost.  Or if you feel like
hacking, do the logging through a netcat-established connection.
Whatever.


    Ben

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On Sun, 19 Apr 1998, Victor Manuel Carranza Gonzalez wrote:

> Hello!
> 

[skipped] 

> The configuration:
> 
> 
> Services I want to make available to the LAN users at this time: HTTP,
> SMTP, FTP and SOCKS proxies. Others will be installed when the need
> arises.

I have at our servers only SQUID proxy for HTTP, FTP-for-HTTP and
SOCKS for anything else. Moreover, we have some servers in
different offices connected together with SOCKS5. Internal nets in
this case connected with every other transparently via SOCKS.

> Best regards,
> 
> Victor
> 
> P.S. How does Apache perform as a proxy server? is it better than squid or
> delegated?

SQUID is better.

- -------------------------------------------------------------
    Best wishes, Vitaly Belekhov
    My PGP public key at finger://vitaly@tc.nsc.ru
    Also take a look at http://www.tc.nsc.ru/~vitaly
    Win-or-Loose? Unix of course!


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From owner-freebsd-isp  Sun Apr 19 12:23:55 1998
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OK, I have put up a page on setting up frontpage and have followed it line
by line myself (damn hard for me to do [I like to skip around and forget to
do things so I can swear at the computer] :-) on a virgin server and did not
have any problems so go for it http://www.thebestisp.com/freebsd/index.html
also it makes mention of our ftp server you are welcome to use it if you
like or get the tars from wherever..

joe@thebestisp.com

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Subject: Re: FrontPage 98 Server Extensions


>I have posted the .tgz for anyone that wants it.
>
>ftp://ftp.thebestisp.com/incoming/fp30..tar.gz
>
>we do have it up and running on several FreeBSD machines, no problems if
you
>would like I have a sheet that we follow I could probably dig it up or else
>fax (YUK) it to you.. the doc was on a win 95 machine that died and I have
>never dug up the files out of backup so.... oh well L8R Dayz..
>
>joe@thebestisp.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Scot W. Hetzel <hetzels@westbend.net>
>To: Paul Stewart <paul@kawartha.com>
>Cc: freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG <freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG>
>Date: Friday, April 17, 1998 5:34 PM
>Subject: Re: FrontPage 98 Server Extensions
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Paul Stewart <paul@kawartha.com>
>>
>>>Do you happen to have a copy of the original .tgz file?  I've tried three
>>>times to download it and it's always corrupt...
>>>
>>
>>There is a older version on ftp.freebsd.org at:
>>
>>ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/development/ports/www/4878.apache-fp.126
.
>t
>>gz
>>
>>its only missing a couple of checks for the DES library.
>>
>>I checked the current file on my server and it's not corrupted.
>>
>>How were you trying to download it?
>>
>>try using fetch, as it may be able to get.
>>
>>fetch http://www.westbend.net/~hetzels/apache-fp/apache-fp.126.a.tgz
>>
>>>On Fri, 17 Apr 1998, Robert Deuerling wrote:
>>>> the existing port is from Scot Hetzel.
>>>>
>>>> try out :
>>>>
>>>> http://www.westbend.net/~hetzels/apache-fp/
>>>>
>>>> This port compiles well ..
>>>>
>>
>>Thanks, for the complement, now only if somebody would see fit to get it
>>added to the ports collection.
>>
>>Scot W. Hetzel
>>
>>
>>
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About a week ago, someone asked about a tool to edit user
mailboxes.  I noted I had a tool that did this with an eye
to imposing a limit on user mailboxes, and volunteered to
send the program and/or source code to those who asked.
Little did I know what would happen to my inbox!

I've cleaned up the source a bit, written a small man page
and package-aware makefile, and posted the FreeBSD package
and matching source in:
  <ftp://ftp.us.net/pub/unix/freebsd/purgmbox-1.0.tgz>
  <ftp://ftp.us.net/pub/unix/freebsd/purgmbox-1.0src.tgz>
The package is linked with /usr/lib/compat, so it should
work on both 2.2.x and 2.1.x systems.

This uses flock(2) on the mailbox; I don't know if it's
needed, but I'd rather have more than less.  Please let
me know if this bites you.
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From owner-freebsd-isp  Sun Apr 19 22:43:37 1998
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Somone once told me that Cistron RADIUS now supports Connect-Rate.  I've
read the TODO, and it's still listed as one of the todo items. Anyone know
if this is supported?


..............          ....................................
Thomas T. Thai          Infomedia Interactive Communications
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From owner-freebsd-isp  Mon Apr 20 07:12:49 1998
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> 
> Does anyone use the SDL N2dds successfully with FreeBSD? I am trying two
> set up two machines with the cards w/2.2.5 and am having a hell of a time.
> 
> device sr0 at isa? port 0x340 net irq 11 iomem 0xd0000 vector srintr
> 
> network_interfaces="sr0 ed1 lo0"
> 
> ifconfig_sr0="inet xxx.xxx.xx.xxx xxx.xxx.xx.xxx flags 0x1 netmask 255....
>                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^                   ^^^^^^^
>                    local IP       Remote IP                        subnet
> 
> Kernel sppp
> 
> The kernel sees it correctly with no conflicts. When I bring up the
> interface I get odd recurring errors (I cant remember exactly and it is
> off site) the error includes something like: ST01 TR05 DG07 (again I did
> not write the errors down like a dumbass) The boxen also have Genius NIC
> in them with different IPs.
> 

I don't have a N2dds, only the standard N2, but those errors normally
indicate a problem with the clock(s). Maybe the N2dds needs more things
setup than a normal N2?

> SDL has NO support for FreeBSD.

Yup, almost only for NT.

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> Are any of you currently successfully using the Arnet V.35 card or
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I don't have the V.35 version of the 570i ISA, only the X.21, but they only
differ on the line interface. FreeBSD shouldn't have problems with it. I
hope to get a PCI version one of these days, so that I can get support
for that also into FreeBSD. The SDL RISCom/N2 (ISA) and the WANic 400/405
should also work with FreeBSD using the sr(4) driver. All of the cards
should be able to do T1 easily, in fact I did my tests up to E1 on them.
A 486 struggle a bit to keep up, but a Pentium have no trouble.

What do you mean with "drive a T1 directly"?

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Here's the scenario. Our isp offers 2 extra email accounts for each
customer who subscribes with us. Lately, we've noticed that some have been
dialing up with their second email account (I believe they are giving the
name and password out to friends or what not).

What I'm looking for is a way to prevent the extra accounts to be used for
dialup and still allow the user to pop their mail the same way they can
from their main account.

I thought of using the radius user file and just add a bogus password,
thus allowing them to retrieve mail, but not be able to dial in. This,
however seems kind of awkward and tedious.

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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Calvin Meloon wrote:

> Here's the scenario. Our isp offers 2 extra email accounts for each
> customer who subscribes with us. Lately, we've noticed that some have been
> dialing up with their second email account (I believe they are giving the
> name and password out to friends or what not).
> 
> What I'm looking for is a way to prevent the extra accounts to be used for
> dialup and still allow the user to pop their mail the same way they can
> from their main account.
> 
> I thought of using the radius user file and just add a bogus password,
> thus allowing them to retrieve mail, but not be able to dial in. This,
> however seems kind of awkward and tedious.
> 
> Anyone ideas?

We just place an expiration check item in the email only account line

username	Auth-Type = System, Expiration = "Oct 05 1995"

This forces them to login via the "parent" account which has
simultaneous-use restrictions on it to reduce the abuse potential
of this situation. We also find that, generally, greater use
is incurred with these type of accounts so we charge for additional
email accounts. Why give it away for free?

FYI because someone might ask, the Expiration date is historically
significant when we started using RADIUS and quit messing with
user passwords on the terminal servers.

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I have a new client that wants about thirty email accounts attached to
their virtual domain, so that the users on their network can get mail at
username@virtualdomain.com. I currently make a new user for each extra
email account for my existing domains and use the virtusertable function of
sendmail, but the user has to get their mail from username@mydomain.com. Do
I have to hack sendmail to make this work?  If so, can some one point me in
the right direction?

Thanx!


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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, joe wrote:

> I know this has been covered before and I have tried using some of the suggestions but have had no success.. we currently run the radius package that came as a package with FreeBSD 2.2.5. the problems are that one person can log in several times and there is no way that I am aware of to limit users to certain services (33.6, 56K, ISDN, DSL) this is beginning to cause a problem as people "SHARE" their password and we have differen price levels for 33.6 and 56K so all someone has to do is find the 56K number pay for a 33.6 and bang they get a discount :( good for them bad for us at any rate this seems simple to me but I have not found a solution any ideas? Thanks.
> 
> joe@thebestisp.com
> 

[ Gak, please wrap your lines at 72 columns or less. And what was in that
  attachement? Most of us won't take time to look. ]

We use Cistron radius. You need a few hacks for the radutmp file
on FreeBSD as discussed last month. Check the archives.
If your NAS equipment properly sets the NAS-Port-Type
attribute for your needs, you can use that as a check item
to restrict certain port types to certain users. If you have
different phone numbers and different equipment for 33.6 and
56K, you can use cistron's huntgroups feature to restrict
connections to specific NAS IPs and ports.

However, your 56K equipment is the same as your 33.6K stuff,
it will be much harder to do. There was a discussion on USR-TC about
limiting connection types to X2/non-X2 but that is a rather
tedious setup and IMHO limits the most efficient use of equipment.

BTW, Cistron's huntgroups feature allows you to group terminal servers
and subsets of ports to provide better control of access priveledges and
reply items to do things like assign a static IP if they come in on one
huntgroup but not on others, etc... Very nice.

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At 11:34 20/04/98 -0500, Jack Wenger wrote:
>I have a new client that wants about thirty email accounts attached to
>their virtual domain, so that the users on their network can get mail at
>username@virtualdomain.com. I currently make a new user for each extra
>email account for my existing domains and use the virtusertable function of
>sendmail, but the user has to get their mail from username@mydomain.com. Do
>I have to hack sendmail to make this work?  If so, can some one point me in
>the right direction?

How about moving away from sendmail - both exim and qmail are better in
more ways that I can think about with no major disadvantages. (exim
interfaces with other thigns in a more sendmail like way so I'd choose it
if you were worried about that side of things.)

Both are a LOT easier to configure than sendmail - our exim config has
about 10 lines to allow us to have a file listing all the "virtual" domains
we wish to handle, and then a directory that contains a set of alias file -
one for each such domain, with the name of that domain.

If someone wants a new domain "wibble.com" we just add wibble.com to the
bottom of the index file, create an alias file called wibble.com in the
required directory, point mx records and it just works (don't even need to
rebuild an aliases db or anything). And all that about an hours works from
the base exim package.

BTW the main reason we choose exim over qmail is that the exim
documentation is quite simply brilliant (it's close to being a book).

www.exim.org
www.qmail.org

Both of these MTAs are in major use (1000s+ users, many being mainstream)

Manar

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Hi, I was wondering what software people use for mailing lists which exist
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On Mon, Apr 20, 1998 at 11:34:03AM -0500, Jack Wenger wrote:
> I have a new client that wants about thirty email accounts attached to
> their virtual domain, so that the users on their network can get mail at
> username@virtualdomain.com. I currently make a new user for each extra
> email account for my existing domains and use the virtusertable function of
> sendmail, but the user has to get their mail from username@mydomain.com. Do
> I have to hack sendmail to make this work?  If so, can some one point me in
> the right direction?

http://www.sendmail.org/virtual-hosting.html

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To Whom It May Concern,

This may be a bit off topic, but I am sure it
applies to a lot of us :-)

We just hired a computer science student to do
customer service/support/basic admin stuff.

So long, a lot of us original unix geeks have been
doing customer support/service, but we have become
too busy with development.

I have hired a computer science student to do
customer service/support, but find he lacks a lot
of freebsd/admin expierience.

Does anyone have some good books/url's for info to
bring him up to speed?

Issues would be:
- dns
- sendmail problems
- apache stronghold
- frontpage problems (I emphasize problems :-)
- general user questions
- general freebsd admin stuff.

Any help would be greatly appreciated in our
attempt to continue to offer excellent support.

Thanks in advance,
Dev

Dev Chanchani - INetU, Inc.(tm) - http://www.INetU.net
 Electronic commerce - Web development - Web hosting
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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, perl wrote:

> Hi, I was wondering what software people use for mailing lists which exist
> on a few virtual domains.  Is this something majordomo can do?

Set up virtuser so majordomo@second.dom -> majordomo.second@localhost
In /etc/aliases
majordomo.second:  "|wrapper -C /home/major/second.cf ...."
second-l:          "|wrapper -C /home/major/second.cf ...."

Define the local domain in the alternate config file.

Danny

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-----Original Message-----
From: Dev <dev@wopr.inetu.net>
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Date: Monday, April 20, 1998 5:13 PM
Subject: Customer Service


>Issues would be:
>- dns


The book "DNS & BIND" from O'Reilly and Associates.

>- sendmail problems


The book "Sendmail" from O'Reilly and Associates

And for some basic insight into the day to day tasks of system
administration I suggest "Unix System Administration Handbook" from PTR
Prentice Hall. ISBN #0139334416.

Unfortunately, I haven't seen any good books on Frontpage admin. But then
again, most Microsoft tech manuals read as sales literature anyways. :)

Hope this helps.

Greg


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At 11:51 20/04/98 -0700, perl wrote:
>Hi, I was wondering what software people use for mailing lists which exist
>on a few virtual domains.  Is this something majordomo can do?

A little while ago I mentioned how easy and clean it is to set up virtual
domains in exim. We've got an extension of this that works with a slight
re-work of the dir structure for majordomo that works well for us.

Basically majordomo would get installed in somewhere like /usr/majordomo/
and this and some of the sub-dirs would contain the main code files anf a
config file for that install of majordomo. A further set of sub-directories
contain further list related info that would be added to as majordomo is
used, e.g. a lists/ dir for the list config/info/subscriber/passwd files
and a archive/ dir for the list archive. (the lists/ one is the only must
have one).

To support multiple domains you would really want to have multiple
majordomo config files - the majordomo config file to use can be specified
when you call majordomo. 

What we've done is move the config file and the "further set of
sub-directories contain <that> further list related info" to another
directory tree, adding another layer to specify the domain.

E.g. the majordomo config file, lists/, archive dir etc. for the domain
wibble.com would be found in:

/usr/majordomo-lists/wibble.com/

There is then I believe the one and only (and small) patch to majordomo
code which allows it to find the right (default_ config file and the lists
files for a given domain (basically we just insert
/usr/majorcomo-lists/$domain at the start of the path).

That in itself may be of some interest/use - what we've also done is extend
the way we do virtual domains in exim with another 10 or less lines which
gets exim to look at a text file that lists all the domains that support
majordomo mailing lists and for the file:
	/usr/majordomo-lists/wibble.com/aliases/aliases
to be considered an additional aliases file for such domains. (Because it
gets handled by a different delivery config area in exim you could also
configure other things that make the MTA treat handling list mail
differently from other mail - e.g. what user delivery is conducted as).

There's not really much code change to do this - it's more an idea of how
you might like to do things - but if anyone is interested I can pass on the
simple details on how to set it up with exim at least.

BTW - I'll probably send a copy of this to majordomo-users or
majoromo-workers @greatcircle.com - probably a more appropriate forum for
majordomo queries.

Manar

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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Dev wrote:

> Does anyone have some good books/url's for info to
> bring him up to speed?
> 
> Issues would be:
> - dns
> - sendmail problems
> - apache stronghold
> - frontpage problems (I emphasize problems :-)
> - general user questions
> - general freebsd admin stuff.
> 


Ask your competitor ;-)
E.g., some national wide ISPs have made a quite good booklet about their
service including FAQ. 
.....


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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Tom T. Thai wrote:

> Somone once told me that Cistron RADIUS now supports Connect-Rate.  I've
> read the TODO, and it's still listed as one of the todo items. Anyone know
> if this is supported?

We're using 1.5.4.2 and it's reporting connect rates.

--
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Hi there... followed the sheet, worked like a dream... just wanted to
publicly say thanks for making that sheet.... we were missing the part of
creating the SUIDKEY... simple mistake but without the sheet we would have
been hours...

Sincerely,

Paul Stewart

On Sat, 18 Apr 1998, joe wrote:

> well seems there is some demand for the instruction sheet for using FP with FreeBSD I have started a restore but there are several tapes to go through so it may tak a few hours for the backup server to find it and I will be out till around 10:PM my time but by then it should be found and I will put up a page so all can see :) L8R.
> 


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From: Paul Stewart <paul@kawartha.com>
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Just wanted to say thanks to everyone on the list for helping me out with
Frontpage 98... just a little tweaking to do yet and we have one fully
functional FP98 Apache server on FreeBSD...

I've been trying to get it running on Windoze NT for about a month and it
never quite worked right... after a few days on this list I have it
running where I prefer to run it.. FreeBSD..

sincerely and with thanks,

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A while back I asked about imap servers with ssl support, and someone said:
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We need a way for our remote users to access their mailboxes over an untrusted
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Hello,

I have been lurking on this group trying to learn for quite sometime. 

I am stuck behind a ms-proxy server (ver 2.0) - As the lone Freebsd
user in the entire shop ... How do I get freebsd to connect to the
internet like the ntwk40 I am on now does. 

this is what I know.
The ms winsock proxy client shuttles all external IP traffic
to the proxy server invisibly, while using SOCKS requires that the app
support it. (like netscape)

Does anyone know if there is a TCP/IP stack for freebsd that can do 
this by itself ?

or do I just have to keep everything at the app level 
(i.e. socks enabled telent)


1) I can telnet to port 80 and 1080 on the proxy server. they
both return 
Trying 10.1.33.46...
connected to the-proxy.here.com (not the real thing)
Escape character is '~]'. 

Any clues would be nice. 

thanks 
Dale
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you need to get the socks client for fbsd at www.socks.nec.com.  download
it then read the docs on how to install.  unless there is a port for
freebsd that i'm not aware of, this is the way.  you also need to
configure the socks proxy service on the ms-proxy to allow traffic.


Eli


On Wed, 22 Apr 1998, Dale Phillips wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I have been lurking on this group trying to learn for quite sometime. 
> 
> I am stuck behind a ms-proxy server (ver 2.0) - As the lone Freebsd
> user in the entire shop ... How do I get freebsd to connect to the
> internet like the ntwk40 I am on now does. 
> 
> this is what I know.
> The ms winsock proxy client shuttles all external IP traffic
> to the proxy server invisibly, while using SOCKS requires that the app
> support it. (like netscape)
> 
> Does anyone know if there is a TCP/IP stack for freebsd that can do 
> this by itself ?
> 
> or do I just have to keep everything at the app level 
> (i.e. socks enabled telent)
> 
> 
> 1) I can telnet to port 80 and 1080 on the proxy server. they
> both return 
> Trying 10.1.33.46...
> connected to the-proxy.here.com (not the real thing)
> Escape character is '~]'. 
> 
> Any clues would be nice. 
> 
> thanks 
> Dale
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> dphi@ix.netcom.com   more people aren't happy?
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Maybe I am paranoid, but, I have been getting a LOT of these types of
messages in my mail log of late.  I have firewalled the biggest
offender, who has made over 700 of these connects in the last day.  I
found my system loaded, and LOTS of sendmail prcessess running when I
came in this morning.  A tail -f of the maillog revealed all these
NOQUEUE Null connections being made every few seconds.

Could someone please shed some light on what is ( or might ) be going on
here?

Thanks in advance.

Blaine

Apr 23 04:40:55 xenu sendmail[9960]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]
Apr 23 05:50:24 xenu sendmail[2091]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]
Apr 23 06:48:23 xenu sendmail[4999]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]
Apr 23 09:16:21 xenu sendmail[615]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
Apr 23 09:16:29 xenu sendmail[645]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
Apr 23 09:16:33 xenu sendmail[646]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
Apr 23 09:16:34 xenu sendmail[700]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
Apr 23 09:16:34 xenu sendmail[724]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
Apr 23 09:16:37 xenu sendmail[898]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(harryj): Cannot open
hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
Apr 23 09:40:12 xenu sendmail[4515]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
[195.76.98.8]
Apr 23 10:23:58 xenu sendmail[2288]: NOQUEUE: timeout waiting for input
from dnet.net during server cmd read

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Blaine Minazzi wrote:
> 
> Maybe I am paranoid, but, I have been getting a LOT of these types of
> messages in my mail log of late.  I have firewalled the biggest
> offender, who has made over 700 of these connects in the last day.  I
> found my system loaded, and LOTS of sendmail prcessess running when I
> came in this morning.  A tail -f of the maillog revealed all these
> NOQUEUE Null connections being made every few seconds.
> 
> Could someone please shed some light on what is ( or might ) be going on
> here?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Blaine
> 
> Apr 23 04:40:55 xenu sendmail[9960]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
> www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]

This means they attached to your SMTP port, and quit before saying 'HELO' or
telling it to do anything...

> Apr 23 09:16:21 xenu sendmail[615]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
> hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format

This might be worrying... It depends on your sendmail config, although if
it's 'suddenly' appeared, it's your system - and you don't know what it is -
then it might mean problems... Someone else may be able to shed more light
on this one...

If you find yourself open to sendmail abuse - have a look around
www.sendmail.org - they have patches etc. for Sendmail which can stop your
system from being used as a RELAY for other peoples mail (which is what it
sounds like is happening to you!) - and for creating lists of known
'offenders' to blcok from Sendmail access etc.

You should also check your running a recent version of sendmail, 8.8.6 is
probably as old as I'd like to be running at the moment... ;-)

Regards,

Karl Pielorz

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On 23-Apr-98 Blaine Minazzi wrote:
> 
> Apr 23 04:40:55 xenu sendmail[9960]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
> www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]
> Apr 23 05:50:24 xenu sendmail[2091]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
> www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]
> Apr 23 06:48:23 xenu sendmail[4999]: NOQUEUE: Null connection from
> www.abramstech.com [206.113.130.33]

These ones above indicate someone merely connected to your sendmail port, 
and then closed the connection without entering any commands. (Perhaps
just to see what version of sendmail you are running?).

There are various autobots and worms roaming the net doing this for
whatever reasons (i.e. foraythenet.com)

> Apr 23 09:16:21 xenu sendmail[615]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
> hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
> Apr 23 09:16:29 xenu sendmail[645]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
> hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format

Now these would indicate a local problem to me. Something in your 
sendmail.cf is referencing this file, perhaps calling it a hash when it's
really a btree, or something like that.

I wouldn't say the two are necessarily related.

-mark

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Karl Pielorz wrote:

> This means they attached to your SMTP port, and quit before saying 'HELO' or
> telling it to do anything...
> 
> > Apr 23 09:16:21 xenu sendmail[615]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): Cannot open
> > hash database /etc/mail/popauth.db: Inappropriate file type or format
> 
> This might be worrying... It depends on your sendmail config, although if
> it's 'suddenly' appeared, it's your system - and you don't know what it is -
> then it might mean problems... Someone else may be able to shed more light
> on this one...
> 
> If you find yourself open to sendmail abuse - have a look around
> www.sendmail.org - they have patches etc. for Sendmail which can stop your
> system from being used as a RELAY for other peoples mail (which is what it
> sounds like is happening to you!) - and for creating lists of known
> 'offenders' to blcok from Sendmail access etc.
> 
> You should also check your running a recent version of sendmail, 8.8.6 is
> probably as old as I'd like to be running at the moment... ;-)

Thanks...   I currently have 8.8.8, with the anti relaying patches also
the RBL stuff, with POP Before Sendmail so my customers can relay, but
no one else...  I also maintain a list of annoying IP addresses that I
deny mail access to.

But, last night I have recieved over 700 of these connections, and was
concerned that there might be some form of attack going on, Since I
found the system loaded down with sendmail processes, with lots of open
connections.

I thought perhaps there might be some new hole that someone is using to
do a D.O.S. attack, or, a new way to get around my anti-spam, anti-relay
patches.

Blaine.

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Blaine Minazzi wrote:

> Thanks...   I currently have 8.8.8, with the anti relaying patches also
> the RBL stuff, with POP Before Sendmail so my customers can relay, but
> no one else...  I also maintain a list of annoying IP addresses that I
> deny mail access to.
> 
> But, last night I have recieved over 700 of these connections, and was
> concerned that there might be some form of attack going on, Since I
> found the system loaded down with sendmail processes, with lots of open
> connections.

You should be able to control this with your sendmail.cf - theres settings
so you can set a load average to only queue above, and another to deny
connections all together - as well as others for the max. number of children
allowed at any one time etc. - What are these set to at the moment? - They
might need decreasing... 

> I thought perhaps there might be some new hole that someone is using to
> do a D.O.S. attack, or, a new way to get around my anti-spam, anti-relay
> patches.

There still could be... If it gets bad - and your machine has bpf (packet
filter compiled into the kernel) try grabbing some of the data to disk
(tcpdump -w etc. - see the man pages) - you can then look through them (be
careful not to run out of disk space though! <G>)


Regards,

Karl

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So I need a fixed ip-adress to use ETRN to allow our customers servers
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Does this need to be a public ip-adress, or could this be a private ip
number like 10.0.0.2 ?

The mail should be sent first to our server, which holds the MX for the
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How do I then arrange the delivery?

I can't put the private ip adress in their official domain; should I have
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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Leif Neland wrote:

>So I need a fixed ip-adress to use ETRN to allow our customers servers
>pick up mail.
>
>Does this need to be a public ip-adress, or could this be a private ip
>number like 10.0.0.2 ?
>
>The mail should be sent first to our server, which holds the MX for the
>customers domain.
>
>How do I then arrange the delivery?
>
>I can't put the private ip adress in their official domain; should I have
>a private dns-server too, listing secret domainnames?
>
>leifn@internet.dk
>
	Yes, this would be so called "split brain DNS" setup. It is very
nice for securing your network as doing NAT is one of the best measures to
make network secure. But anyway, you can't use 10.x.x.x address on the
"internet", but you can on your "intranet" or LAN if they are not directly
connected to the internet -- connect it through firewall or a router doing
NAT. Basically however, by doing some tricks with DNS and network setup
you can have mail coming into internal server w/o internal server know
about internet at all and using 10.x.x.x address. :)

-- Yan

P.S. -- What is ETRN btw? 


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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Leif Neland wrote:
> Does this need to be a public ip-adress, or could this be a private ip
> number like 10.0.0.2 ?

You should really use a pulic address.  Using the private address is
possible but involves using a private DNS Server that only the
mail server can see and then maintaining two sets of zone files.

Lots of pain for little or no gain.

Dan
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Hi there folks,

I'd like to have a private page using mod_auth of the Apache
on a web site and find out who are visiting on the web server now.

Is there any way to get active user names of the authentication?

Also, I'd like to have a functionality to kill a user when I find
a stranger. 

Any information will be very appreciated for me.


Thanks in advance,



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Please remove the following apache-fp ports files from the
/pub/FreeBSD/development/ports directory as they are obsolete:

apache-fp.port.tgz
apache-fp_125.diff

The latest Apache-Fp port is v126.B and is currently located on
ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/incoming

4878.apache-fp.126.b.tgz
4878.apache-fp.126_126.b.diff

This version of the apache-fp port corrects the following problems:

1. More checks for correct DES installations.
2. Security Fix for SUEXEC to allow fpexe to by pass it.

When suexec+ was included starting with the v125.E port, suexec would run
all user cgi programs as root.  Which would cause a major security
violation.  Suexec+ was checking prog ( agrv[0] )= /usr/local/sbin/suexec
against FRONTPAGE_EXE =
/usr/local/frontpage/version3.0/apache-fp/_vti_bin/fpexe, which always
resulted in a value >0 and would then execute any cgi program as root.

This problem is now corrected.  In stead of using prog, suexec now uses cmd
( argv[3]), and checks if cmd = fpexe.  If it does it will then execute
fpexe and no other commands.

Q.  Should I change the uid to HTTPD_USER before I run fpexe?  Currently,
fpexe is executed with uid=root and gid=www, when executed from suexec.  The
fpexe executable is suid, also.

To compile apache-fp with suexec support:

make [build|install] -DSUEXEC [HTTPD_USER=<UID Server Runs as>]

NOTE: The default user suexec runs as is "www".  So please check your
httpd.conf file to determine the user your server is running as.

If there are no objections to the port, could somebody please submit it to
the Ports Collection?

Thanks,

Scot W. Hetzel



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Shin'ichiro Seto/OTESS, Inc. wrote:
> 
> Hi there folks,
> 
> I'd like to have a private page using mod_auth of the Apache
> on a web site and find out who are visiting on the web server now.
> 
> Is there any way to get active user names of the authentication?
> 
> Also, I'd like to have a functionality to kill a user when I find
> a stranger.
> 
> Any information will be very appreciated for me.
> 
> Thanks in advance,

Hi,

If your page needs a username and password to get in - strangers aren't
going to be able to get the page anyway are they?!

If you do use the mod_auth - you will need to provide usernames and
passwords to all the people who you want to have access to your page...

If they don't have a valid username (I think you might be able to get away
with 'no password') - they won't be able to see your page either! - They
would have to know at least the username in advance...

Maybe your getting this confused with logging who's visited your site??

You can find out how to do logging, passwords & usernames - and bunch more
by going to http://www.apache.org

Regards,

Karl Pielorz

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Thank you for a quick response.


At PM 11:49 04/23/98 +0100, Karl Pielorz wrote:
> 
> If your page needs a username and password to get in - strangers aren't
> going to be able to get the page anyway are they?!
> 
> If you do use the mod_auth - you will need to provide usernames and
> passwords to all the people who you want to have access to your page...
> 
> If they don't have a valid username (I think you might be able to get away
> with 'no password') - they won't be able to see your page either! - They
> would have to know at least the username in advance...
> 
> Maybe your getting this confused with logging who's visited your site??
> 

It doesn't seem like that I explained what I'd like to do correctly.

This is an example:
I have a regular web site that has a private portion, something like
a user support bulletin board. The bulletin board is strictly for our
clients. The username and password will be given to clients by CGI
( htpwd etc. ) or E-mail. I don't want crackers get into the bulletin
board. So, I'd like to make a program that will scan usernames based on
htpwd ( not /etc/passwd ) who are visiting the page.


> You can find out how to do logging, passwords & usernames - and bunch more
> by going to http://www.apache.org
> 

I will check that page from the begining.

Thanks again,



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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 19:25:19 +0200 (CEST), in
sentex.lists.freebsd.misc you wrote:

>So I need a fixed ip-adress to use ETRN to allow our customers servers
>pick up mail.
>
>Does this need to be a public ip-adress, or could this be a private ip
>number like 10.0.0.2 ?
>
>The mail should be sent first to our server, which holds the MX for the
>customers domain.
>
>How do I then arrange the delivery?
>
>I can't put the private ip adress in their official domain; should I have
>a private dns-server too, listing secret domainnames?

We do this here with our customers who have crappy MS Exchange and
SLMail... (If only they knew UUCP... but thats another story.)

We do the following.
1) Setup a the DNS for the customer's domain  so that the MX records
only point to our (the ISP) mailservers, eventually ending up at the
one main mail server. e..g here is  crappymsexchange.com
(the domain names have been changed to protect the innocent :-))
--------------
                IN NS   ns.sentex.ca.
                IN NS   ns2.sentex.ca.
                IN NS   ns2.sentex.net.
                IN MX   10 granite.sentex.ca.
                IN MX   20 marble.sentex.ca.
                IN MX   30 granite-atm.sentex.ca.
                IN A    199.212.134.1
                IN UINFO "Support - +1 519 651-3400"
www	                 IN A    199.212.134.1
;nothing but regular entires except for this next one.
exchange                IN A    192.168.223.1   
-------------
20 and 30 just dump mail on granite.sentex.ca where it ends up in
granite's mailqueue


Then, in on granite, setup a sendmail rule to forward to the customer

R$*< @ $* crappymsexchange . com . >$*                        $#smtp
$@ exchange.crappymsexchange.com $: $1<@crappymsexchange.com>$3 


You dont 'arrange' delievery.. Instead MSExchange (or SLMAIL), issues
an ETRN crappymsexchange.com and sendmail dequeues the mail to 
exchange.crappymsexchange.com

Here is an example RADIUS entry as well...

Pexchuser Password = "UUCPISBETTER!!!"
    User-Service-Type = Framed-User,
    Framed-Protocol = PPP,
    Framed-Address = 192.168.224.1,
    Framed-Netmask = 255.255.255.255,
    Framed-Routing = None,
    Framed-Compression = Van-Jacobsen-TCP-IP,
    Framed-MTU = 1500,
    Idle-Timeout = 90

OSPF works quite well with gated to do dynamic routing...

Also, you dont have to have an A and PTR entry for 
exchange.crappymsexchange.com
you could just forward via IP address


	---Mike

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It can.. It is listed in squid's faq how to do it.  One of the draw
backs of doing this if you have Cisco routers and are running an
IOS < 11.3 then it can put a large load on your router..

http://squid.nlanr.net/Squid/FAQ/FAQ-5.html#ss5.8

Paul

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On Fri, 24 Apr 1998, Phillip Grasso wrote:

> G'day
>     Just wondering if freebsd/squid can be used as a transparent proxy
> like the cisco cache engine,
> or any other programs that can do such.

I'm currently using Squid as a proxy for a lot of Netscape clients.  Each
client still requires configuration to use the proxy, but with the
appropriate proxy autoconfig script, proxy usage is entirely transparent
to the end user.  Sample scripts can be found on Squid websites/mirrors
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> This is an example:
> I have a regular web site that has a private portion, something like
> a user support bulletin board. The bulletin board is strictly for our
> clients. The username and password will be given to clients by CGI
> ( htpwd etc. ) or E-mail. I don't want crackers get into the bulletin
> board. So, I'd like to make a program that will scan usernames based on
> htpwd ( not /etc/passwd ) who are visiting the page.

Have a look at the .htpasswd-file feature of apache, in in you can define
a passwd-file that it will check, before allowing access to the directory
in which it resides.


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Is there a way I can compile the fp port without the DES libraries?
I am outside of the United States and I believe DES is not available
out of the US.  I could be wrong.

Any advice is appreciated. 

Thanks in advance,
Douglas Ng
webmaster

At 05:28 PM 4/23/98 -0500, Scot W. Hetzel wrote:
>Please remove the following apache-fp ports files from the
>/pub/FreeBSD/development/ports directory as they are obsolete:
>
>apache-fp.port.tgz
>apache-fp_125.diff
>
>The latest Apache-Fp port is v126.B and is currently located on
>ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/incoming
>
>4878.apache-fp.126.b.tgz
>4878.apache-fp.126_126.b.diff
>
>This version of the apache-fp port corrects the following problems:
>
>1. More checks for correct DES installations.
>2. Security Fix for SUEXEC to allow fpexe to by pass it.
>
>When suexec+ was included starting with the v125.E port, suexec would run
>all user cgi programs as root.  Which would cause a major security
>violation.  Suexec+ was checking prog ( agrv[0] )= /usr/local/sbin/suexec
>against FRONTPAGE_EXE =
>/usr/local/frontpage/version3.0/apache-fp/_vti_bin/fpexe, which always
>resulted in a value >0 and would then execute any cgi program as root.
>
>This problem is now corrected.  In stead of using prog, suexec now uses cmd
>( argv[3]), and checks if cmd = fpexe.  If it does it will then execute
>fpexe and no other commands.
>
>Q.  Should I change the uid to HTTPD_USER before I run fpexe?  Currently,
>fpexe is executed with uid=root and gid=www, when executed from suexec.  The
>fpexe executable is suid, also.
>
>To compile apache-fp with suexec support:
>
>make [build|install] -DSUEXEC [HTTPD_USER=<UID Server Runs as>]
>
>NOTE: The default user suexec runs as is "www".  So please check your
>httpd.conf file to determine the user your server is running as.
>
>If there are no objections to the port, could somebody please submit it to
>the Ports Collection?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Scot W. Hetzel
>
>
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Hi,

On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, John Hay wrote:

> > SDL has NO support for FreeBSD.
> 
> Yup, almost only for NT.

I'm not absolutly right but I try to upgrade my sistem from 2.2.5-stable
(Jan-1998) to 2.2.6-stable. I've recompiled my kernel with sppp but it
don't work!!

Now I'm using the old kernel (2.2.5-stable)  file in my system
2.2.6-stable.

Are there anything wrong in FBSD 2.2.6?

Paulo.

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Douglas Stevenson Ng wrote:

> Is there a way I can compile the fp port without the DES libraries?
> I am outside of the United States and I believe DES is not available
> out of the US.  I could be wrong.
>
> Any advice is appreciated.
>

ftp.internat.freebsd.org  (situated in Europe and have des distribution)

> Thanks in advance,
> Douglas Ng
> webmaster
>
> At 05:28 PM 4/23/98 -0500, Scot W. Hetzel wrote:
> ?Please remove the following apache-fp ports files from the
> ?/pub/FreeBSD/development/ports directory as they are obsolete:
> ?
> ?apache-fp.port.tgz
> ?apache-fp_125.diff
> ?
> ?The latest Apache-Fp port is v126.B and is currently located on
> ?ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/incoming
> ?
> ?4878.apache-fp.126.b.tgz
> ?4878.apache-fp.126_126.b.diff
> ?
> ?This version of the apache-fp port corrects the following problems:
> ?
> ?1. More checks for correct DES installations.
> ?2. Security Fix for SUEXEC to allow fpexe to by pass it.
> ?
> ?When suexec+ was included starting with the v125.E port, suexec would run
> ?all user cgi programs as root.  Which would cause a major security
> ?violation.  Suexec+ was checking prog ( agrv[0] )= /usr/local/sbin/suexec
> ?against FRONTPAGE_EXE =
> ?/usr/local/frontpage/version3.0/apache-fp/_vti_bin/fpexe, which always
> ?resulted in a value ?0 and would then execute any cgi program as root.
> ?
> ?This problem is now corrected.  In stead of using prog, suexec now uses cmd
> ?( argv[3]), and checks if cmd = fpexe.  If it does it will then execute
> ?fpexe and no other commands.
> ?
> ?Q.  Should I change the uid to HTTPD_USER before I run fpexe?  Currently,
> ?fpexe is executed with uid=root and gid=www, when executed from suexec.  The
> ?fpexe executable is suid, also.
> ?
> ?To compile apache-fp with suexec support:
> ?
> ?make [build|install] -DSUEXEC [HTTPD_USER=?UID Server Runs as?]
> ?
> ?NOTE: The default user suexec runs as is "www".  So please check your
> ?httpd.conf file to determine the user your server is running as.
> ?
> ?If there are no objections to the port, could somebody please submit it to
> ?the Ports Collection?
> ?
> ?Thanks,
> ?
> ?Scot W. Hetzel
> ?
> ?
> ?
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Is it possible to do dialin-uucp through a portmaster, or must I have a
separate line in for that?

I don't mind having to do special chat-scripts on the machine dialing in.

The machine calling in is running uucp on ms-dos, and can't change to
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On Sat, 18 Apr 1998, Leif Neland wrote:
> Is it possible to do dialin-uucp through a portmaster, or must I have a
> separate line in for that?

Works fine.  You need to set the user up to do an rlogin to the
uucp server.  For radius the /etc/radacct/users entry would be like

uu-user    Password = "UNIX"
    User-Service-Type = Login-User,
	Login-Host = uucp.domain.com,
	Login-Service = Rlogin                

You can either add the portmaster to hosts.equiv on the uucp server
or have the client setup their chat script to supply the password
twice.  For uucp users the latter is no big deal.

Dan
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There are DOS based UUCP over IP implementations, then you don't
have to run UUCP on the Portmaster, but can run it on an Unix
system somewhere behind the portmaster on the network.

> Is it possible to do dialin-uucp through a portmaster, or must I have a
> separate line in for that?
> 
> I don't mind having to do special chat-scripts on the machine dialing in.
> 
> The machine calling in is running uucp on ms-dos, and can't change to
> another o/s due to the application running on it.
> 
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From owner-freebsd-isp  Sat Apr 25 08:17:16 1998
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The trick here was to configure the individual ports to allow both network
and login connections, then identify the default host as the machine you are
using for uucp.

-----Original Message-----
From: Leif Neland <leifn@image.dk>
To: isp@FreeBSD.ORG <isp@FreeBSD.ORG>
Date: Friday, April 24, 1998 2:27 PM
Subject: uucp through portmaster


>Is it possible to do dialin-uucp through a portmaster, or must I have a
>separate line in for that?
>
>I don't mind having to do special chat-scripts on the machine dialing in.
>
>The machine calling in is running uucp on ms-dos, and can't change to
>another o/s due to the application running on it.
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> 
> I'm not absolutly right but I try to upgrade my sistem from 2.2.5-stable
> (Jan-1998) to 2.2.6-stable. I've recompiled my kernel with sppp but it
> don't work!!
> 
> Now I'm using the old kernel (2.2.5-stable)  file in my system
> 2.2.6-stable.
> 
> Are there anything wrong in FBSD 2.2.6?
> 

I don't know of any problems with the SDL or any of the sync cards
for that matter in 2.2.6.

Can you be a bit more specific about "don't work"?
Does the kernel boot at all?
Does the probe see the card?
Is there any error messages printed in /var/log/messages?
If you add -debug to the ifconfig command, do you see any traffic from
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I tried to update my sendmail including relay filtering,
and ran into problems. My maillog file filled up with
error messages saying:

pr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.204) failed: 1 
Apr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.214) failed: 1 
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and any mail originating locally but going out failed with a "Relaying denied"
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I believe my name server provides correct reverse lookups for these addresses.

Any ideas?

If it matters, I'm running 2.5-STABLE (yes, I know it's old, but I've
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Hi there,

I want my FreeBSD machine act as RealVideo Proxy server, but I don't know
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Any ideas?

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On Sat, 25 Apr 1998, Mosquito Net Admin Account wrote:

>I tried to update my sendmail including relay filtering,
>and ran into problems. My maillog file filled up with
>error messages saying:
>
>pr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.204) failed: 1 
>Apr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.214) failed: 1 
>Apr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.216) failed: 1 
>Apr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.219) failed: 1 
>Apr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.220) failed: 1 
>Apr 25 20:25:30 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.224) failed: 1 
>Apr 25 20:25:31 itchy sendmail[1286]: gethostbyaddr(206.205.132.226) failed: 1 
>
>and any mail originating locally but going out failed with a "Relaying denied"
>error.
>
>I believe my name server provides correct reverse lookups for these addresses.

	No they do not:

shell6: {1003} nslookup 206.205.132.204
Server:  localhost
Address:  127.0.0.1

*** localhost can't find 206.205.132.204: Non-existent host/domain
shell6: {1004} ^204^220
nslookup 206.205.132.220
Server:  localhost
Address:  127.0.0.1

*** localhost can't find 206.205.132.220: Non-existent host/domain
shell6: {1005} ^220^226
nslookup 206.205.132.226
Server:  localhost
Address:  127.0.0.1

*** localhost can't find 206.205.132.226: Non-existent host/domain
shell6: {1006}

>
>Any ideas?
>
	Ask your ISP to fix thier DNS. :)

>If it matters, I'm running 2.5-STABLE (yes, I know it's old, but I've
>been up for 200 days).
	
	 We seen bigger uptimes here >:)

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