Date: Sun, 23 Apr 1995 21:58:32 -0400 From: StevenR362@aol.com To: mdiez@ebrps.engr.subr.edu, hackers@FreeBSD.org Subject: Re: Slip w/ 2.0 Message-ID: <950423215830_93699040@aol.com>
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>In fact, I'll keep FreeBSD as my ONLY UN*X if I can figure out one thing:
>To establish SL/IP i normally have to use SLIRP(a pseudo-slip connection 
>on the AIX machine I dial into). The only thing I've had success using is 
>Trumpet Winsock(don't laugh).  
>My usual connection is like this:
>login: /*I enter my username*/
>password: /*enter the password*/
>$: /*at the prompt I type 'slirp' and the manually initiate slip with 
winsock*/
......
>Since I've never used Kermit or anything _decent_ like it, I would like 
>to know the easiest way to configure my system for this pseudo-slip 
>connection. I tried Satoshi Asami's SLIP Client doc but that didn't work.
        I also use slirp for telnet/ftp access.  You simply use a comm
package that allows you to quit without hanging up the line.  I use
Seyon to dial into the University HPUX system from my FreeBSD
box and then login:,password:, shell prompt %slirp and then exit
Seyon without hanging up the modem line.  Then on my home
FreeBSD system I run the following suid root shell script (  I know, I
know suid script's are a "Bad Thing" Tm. ;)
#!/bin/sh
slattach -a -h -s 38400 /dev/cua01
ifconfig sl0 inet my.fake.ip university.ip.addr netmask 255.255.255.0
route delete default
route add default university.ip.addr    
I also had to configure named with the following entry in the /etc/named.boot
file to get outside name lookup to work.
cache     .                                                     root.cache
forwarders university.nameserver.ip_addr
slave                                
This might not be the best solution but it works for me. :)
Steve
P.S.  Have you gotten ftp to work with slirp and Trumpet Winsock?
slirp:ftp works fine with FreeBSD but I've never been able to get it
to work right with Trumpet.
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