trinux-talk — General discussion including questions and problem resolution

[Trinux-talk] Help with setting up ppp

[Anonymous <cr...@ec...>]

I am trying to use ppp with Trinux. I have read the faq, loaded
the packages (both serial-net and ppp), but the system appears
to ignore the packages. I have an external modem which works
fine using ppp on another linux system using ppp-on to do the
dial-up.

Any ideas?

Thx

[Trinux-talk] Quick Locker Team - Please tell us if you want to buy/sell/distribute our products

[Quick L. <in...@qu...>]

Dear Sirs,

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We are proud to introduce you two products:

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Once the archive is secured you can easly leave it in your hard-disk being sure that nobody will be able to re-build the content unless they have the same SmartCard which generated it. No data can be stolen from the SmartCard as the flow between the computer and the SmartCard is encrypted too.
This simple kit is composed of a ISO 7816 compliant SmartCard Reader, SmartCard and Wincrypt software. The reader can be RS-232 or USB connected to the computer and it works under Windows OS (Win98/ME/NT/2000/XP).

Quicklock: SmartCard kit which allows a software developer to protect his own software and prevent un-authorized copies. This kit is very simple to use and can be implemented on all development software accepting the OCX Object (like Visual Basic, Visual C++ and many others). Through a Random Data Challenge between the the card and the OCX it comes out with an OK or NOT OK answer. Neither card and computer will transmit the key. The key can be easly stored by the Software developer once he gives the software to the customer. Reader and card are the same as the above product.
*Coming Soon*

We are now developing and producing other kits like the two above that will be published in many Italian Computer Magazines. You can check out the full products feature at: www.quicklocker.com

As we believe these products might be interesting for you to sell assuring you good profits and extra margins we'd like to know if you want to get further information and start proposing them to your customers.

Any suggestion is welcome.

We look forward to hear from you soon.

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Email: ric...@ce...

RE: [Trinux-talk] Help

[Blake, S. <Ste...@ve...>]

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Best bet for recovering disks with bad sectors is to use dd_rescue. I
don't know if Matt has packages built for this, but even if he
doesn't, if you have another linux box that you could use, you could
plug the bad drive into a second bay, download dd_rescue, and use it.
The web page for dd_rescue is
http://www.garloff.de/kurt/linux/ddrescue/. If you use plain-old dd,
it will quit when it hits the bad sectors and you may miss important
info after that point.
 
Hope this helps,
 
Stephen

- -----Original Message-----
From: weiyan [mailto:we...@ed...]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 3:52 PM
To: tri...@li...
Subject: [Trinux-talk] Help



Hi,
My REDHAT Linux7.2 is used for email sevice. There is some bad
sectors in the hard disk. I have to backup or clone my data before
change it. 
I was told that Triux is good solution for cloning hard disk, but I
don't know exactly which packages(I see many pakages in your download
webpage) is  suitable for my problem and how do I using Trinux.
I would be very appreciative if you could give me a reply in detail.
 
Thanks.
 
Wymond.
 


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[Trinux-talk] Help

[weiyan <we...@ed...>]

Hi,
My REDHAT Linux7.2 is used for email sevice. There is some bad sectors =
in the hard disk. I have to backup or clone my data before change it.=20
I was told that Triux is good solution for cloning hard disk, but I =
don't know exactly which packages(I see many pakages in your download =
webpage) is  suitable for my problem and how do I using Trinux.
I would be very appreciative if you could give me a reply in detail.

Thanks.

Wymond.

Re: [Trinux-talk] booting question

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, Chortik,

Du meintest am 05.08.02 zum Thema [Trinux-talk] booting question:

> After seeing your distribution, I became interested in making my
> own.

Take the Trinux CD version - it works fine.

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] booting question

[<Ch...@ao...>]

After seeing your distribution, I became interested in making my own. I ran into problems though that I can't find a solution to on my own. I am working toward a live-cd distribution, but some directories need to be write-able, /etc, /var, /home. I moved all of the previous into /var using links, thinking that I would then mount /var into ramdisk. I haven't seen documentation on mounting ramdisk at boot, for non initrd purposes. The kernel I compiled already includes devfs, isofs, ext2fs and cdrom drivers compiled in, so it will not need to load any modules from initrd that cannot already be loaded directly from the cdrom. The problem for me is that I need to mount /var soon after / is mounted. I am not sure which startup script to look at. I have found extensive docs on the linux boot process from the kernel programming point of view, but none describing boot scripts, their order and their location. I use LILO for booting from an fd image that has just LILO and the kernel.

I appreciate your help

mike

[Trinux-talk] user mode iso

[mstrhelix <mst...@aw...>]

I would be very interested in the development ISO image.  I have
recently spent weeks locating and downloading and burning slackware 7.1
only to find out that i have to roll a new kernel because of the old
kernel that was in my installation not to mention some bad pkgs that
where included... that would be very helpfull and would enable me to be
more helpfull in the development process which i have been looking
forward to... thank you
mstrhelix

[Trinux-talk] URGENT PROPOSAL

[david b. <bis...@eu...>]

Dear Sir=2FMadam=2C

I want to request your assistance and collaboration
to enable me transfer the payment of this over
invoiced contract claim to your bank account This
particular contract was awarded to a Foreign Contractor
and was inflated to the tune of US$36 561 000 00
Thirty Six Million Five Hundred and Sixty one
Thousand US Dollars Only

The foreign Contractor has received full payment for
the actual contract value leaving behind the sum of
US$36 561 000 00 which represents the over inflated
contract value Currently lying at the Central Bank of
Nigeria The inflated value of $36 561 000 00 was
meant to be a Kick Back to the Government officials
that awarded the contract These Government officials
have left their positions and they could not collect
the money before leaving office

As a result of updated payment advise at the Central
Bank the money has been discoverd to be awaiting transfer
to a Foreign Account Having done all the necessary
modalities this money is now in our possession and I am
looking for a trustworthy person into whose private or company's
account this money would be transferred into

Upon the transfer of this money 85% of the sum will
be for me 10% shall be for you the account owner
while the remaining 5% shall be set aside to refund
expenses made in the course of this transaction Be
assured that this business is entirely safe but I
demand absolute confidentiality due to the nature of the
transaction and my position in the ministry If you
are interested in this proposal please respond to me


Kindly treat as urgent

Yours faithfully

David Bismark
Chairman contract review committee

[Trinux-talk] Compaq and IBM computers starting from $125 !!!

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Re: [Trinux-talk] pkgadd

[Matthew F. <mf...@ci...>]

Thanks for all the QA work. I'll fix these issues.

2.4.19 is real close (rc3 is out now) so I'll be shooting for a new
release. I'm also building a Slackware User Mode Linux development
enviroment for building packages and initrd's to avoid the trouble of
tracking down Slackware 7.1 if anybody is interested.

- mdf


> Hallo, trinux-talk,
> 
> in "/sbin/pkgadd" (nearly at the end)
> 
>         rm $FILE
> 
> should be replaced with
> 
>         rm /$FILE
> 
> The imported package is unpacked in "/", and it should be deleted after  
> unpacking. That is ok.
> 
> But if there happens a mistake during finding and unpacking, trinux may  
> be not in "/", but in "/dev/xxx/trinux". And then deleting the package  
> is no good idea.
> 
> One possible error: the "pkglist" is edited under DOS/Windows, and  
> trinux cannot understand "CRLF".
> 
> Viele Gruesse!
> Helmut
> 
> 

[Trinux-talk] pkgadd

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

in "/sbin/pkgadd" (nearly at the end)

        rm $FILE

should be replaced with

        rm /$FILE

The imported package is unpacked in "/", and it should be deleted after  
unpacking. That is ok.

But if there happens a mistake during finding and unpacking, trinux may  
be not in "/", but in "/dev/xxx/trinux". And then deleting the package  
is no good idea.

One possible error: the "pkglist" is edited under DOS/Windows, and  
trinux cannot understand "CRLF".

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] scripts in /tux/...

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

"Trinux" uses many scripts and parameter files in "/tux/config/..." and  
other places. That's a fine idea.

But in "linuxrc" and some other master scripts in "/sbin" these files  
are tested and (if script) executed not very comfortable.

Their existence is tested via "[ -f ... ]", not via "[ -s ... ]".

And therefor all not used files have to be deleted or moved to  
"disabled". Testing "-s" would allow to set not wanted files to size 0.

If the files are used as script files, first they become "chmod"ed, and  
most times then they are executed via ". <file>".
But the period works also with scripts which are not executable.

(This is no bug, only useless use of "chmod").

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] chkfixed and logical partitions

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,


"/sbin/chkfixed" does not recognize extended partitions.


It tests the "dmesg" output, may be:

Partition check:
 hda: hda4
 hdc: [PTBL] [621/128/63] hdc1 hdc2 < hdc5 hdc6 >


And then it takes every entry as a possible partition, including "<" or  
"[PTBL]".

Testing the output of "fdisk -l" would be the better choice - including  
the partition format.
Ok - if there is a CD-ROM, fdisk needs much time to recognize that there  
is no CD inserted.

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] "usr"-ramdisk

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

the "/usr"-ramdisk should be set to "" when the computer has less than  
16 MByte RAM.
Now it is set to 2 MByte, and "/usr" runs very quick out of space. "/"  
has (at the same time) more than 4 MByte free ...

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] busybox-tar and GLIBC

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

the busybox-tar (0.80rc2) tells (at the end of its work)
        GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] PARTNERSHIP REQUIRED

[Dr. M. Ogaga. <dr_...@em...>]

DR=2E MARTINS OGAGA=2E
EMAIL=3Adr=5Fogaga=40email=2Ecom
WEDBASED FAX=3A+1 240 5993293
ATTN=2C 
           
              URGENT BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP 
First=2C I must solicit your confidence in this transaction=2C which is of mutual benefit=2E This is by virtue of it's nature of being utterly confidential=2EI am sure and have confidence of your ability=2C and reliability to prosecute a transaction of this great magnitude=2E We are top Officials of the Federal Government Contract review Panel who are interested in importation of goods into our country with funds which are presently trapped in Nigeria=2E In order to commence this business=2Cwe need your assistance to enable us transfer funds into your account=2E As members of the Contract Review Panel set up by the Government of Nigeria to review all contracts from 1983 to the present=2Cwe have identified a lot of inflated contract funds which are presently floating in the Central Bank of Nigeria ready for payment=2E By virtue of our position as Civil Servants and members of this Panel=2C we cannot acquire this money in our names=2C in this regard I have been delegated by my colleagues of the review Panel to look for an overseas partner into whose account we would transfer the sum of US$21=2C320=2C000=2E00 =28 Twenty -One Million=2C Three Hundred and Twenty Thousand United States Dollars=29 hence we take the liberty to write you=2E
 The money will be shared as follows=3A- 
1=2E 20% for you the account owner
 2=2E 70% for us =28The Officials=29 
3=2E 10% to be used in settling taxation and all local and foreign expenses=2E 

Please note that this whole process will take between 7 to 10 working days from the date of receipt of the following information by the above Email address or my web based fax number 
 +1{240}5993293 =2E Your individual=2FCompany's signed and stamped letterhead with a transcribed=22Text=22 which we would send to you upon receipt of your reply with a letter of interest=2E The above information will enable us write letter of claim=2C and Job description by using your individual=2FCompany name to apply for payment for the above stated amount=2E Please acknowledge the receipt of this letter using the above Email address or my web based fax number=2E Detailed information of this pending business transaction will be sent to you as soon as I hear from you=2E 
Yours faithfully=2C
Dr=2E Martins Ogaga=2E

[Trinux-talk] response = "n"

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

it would be nice for foreign floppy users to answer the question "have  
you another disk" not with "y" to continue but with "n" for "no"/"non"/ 
"njet"/"nein"/"nej"/...

It's on the end of the "linuxrc" which is part of "initrd.gz".

change "$response" != "y"
to     "$response" = "n"

My first trinux (0.48) had this friendly behaviour ...

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

Re: [Trinux-talk] mkswap and swapon

[Matthew F. <mf...@ci...>]

They are not in the latest initrd at
http://www.io.com/~mdfranz/initrd/initrd.gz

- mdf




On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 04:02:00PM +0200, Helmut Hullen wrote:
> Hallo, Matthew,
> 
> Du meintest am 23.07.02 zum Thema Re: [Trinux-talk] mkswap and swapon:
> 
> >> in my "busybox" (0.80rc2) there is no applet for "swapon" and
> >> "mkswap" - but in "/sbin" are links to these applets.
> 
> > See the swaputil.tgz package. You might have to delete the
> > symlinks.
> 
> I have now deleted the symlinks via "/tux/init/first" on the boot floppy  
> - does work.
> 
> The better way would be deleting them in the "initrd" (I know how to do  
> so ...).
> 
> Viele Gruesse!
> Helmut
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Trinux-talk] mkswap and swapon

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, Matthew,

Du meintest am 23.07.02 zum Thema Re: [Trinux-talk] mkswap and swapon:

>> in my "busybox" (0.80rc2) there is no applet for "swapon" and
>> "mkswap" - but in "/sbin" are links to these applets.

> See the swaputil.tgz package. You might have to delete the
> symlinks.

I have now deleted the symlinks via "/tux/init/first" on the boot floppy  
- does work.

The better way would be deleting them in the "initrd" (I know how to do  
so ...).

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

Re: [Trinux-talk] mkswap and swapon

[Matthew F. <mf...@ci...>]

See the swaputil.tgz package. You might have to delete the symlinks.

- mdf

> 
> in my "busybox" (0.80rc2) there is no applet for "swapon" and "mkswap" -  
> but in "/sbin" are links to these applets.
> 
> Viele Gruesse!
> Helmut
> 

[Trinux-talk] mkswap and swapon

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

in my "busybox" (0.80rc2) there is no applet for "swapon" and "mkswap" -  
but in "/sbin" are links to these applets.

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] 0.80rc2 IDE - Routing Question

[Sean <se...@at...>]

> Using a vanilla 0.80rc2-ide boot floppy configured
> for static IP:
> 
> eth0    set to 192.168.232.60 255.255.255.0
> gateway set to 192.168.232.54
> dns     set to point to internet dns server
> 
> The gateway machine is a Linux box set up
> as a router running MASQ in ipchains, so
> all internet traffic from the LAN (including
> the Trinux machine) should get routed through
> the Linux box
> 
> Additional packages on second floppy contain
> pcmcia support and this is started manually
> by running /etc/tux/pcmcia.  This works fine,
> since ifconfig shows eth0 up and running.
> 
> The only snag is - the Trinux box cannot
> ping any other machines on the LAN, and
> other machines on the LAN can't ping
> the Trinux box.
> 
> The strange part is that although there are
> no ping replies, the arp table in the target
> machine contains an entry for the Trinux
> box doing the pinging!!!!!
> 
> I suspect that the Trinux kernel routing
> table is bad, and that ICMP is getting out
> but IP is not.
>
> Any help will be gratefully received.
> 
> Sean
> se...@at...

[Trinux-talk] keymap

[<HHu...@t-...>]

Hallo, trinux-talk,

you might include the packet "kmap.tgz" into "/tux/config/pkglist". It  
makes using Trinux more comfortable for foreign users.

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[Trinux-talk] Compaq and IBM computers starting from $125 !!!

[Marketingwap <Mar...@mi...>]

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[Trinux-talk] few questions

[Dejan S. <de...@dz...>]

i am a new user of a Trinux (and Linux as well) and i have a some 
questions about some programs i am not able to make it working.

What i need trinux for? i need a kind of ssh to serial port (ttyS0) 
gateway. So i have related packages installed (minicom, openssh 
and opensshd).

Network is up and running with static address (had a problem with 
dhcp).

When i type minicom (with any switch) it gives me a message:
"You don't exist, go away"

I just don't know what to do about. Any Idea?

Second, i have a problem with openssh and opensshd. ssh gives me 
the same message as minicom. The same is for key generation 
utility.

As for sshd, it is not working, saying that it could not find keys. I did 
exactly as described in instructions for openssh(d) but it seems that 
there are additional steps which are not mentioned there...

Any help would be appreciated...
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