trinux-talk

Re: [Trinux-talk] Can Trinux be used as a NAT/Firwall/DNS/SMTP appliance?

[Benjamin C. <ben...@ki...>]

What is keeping Trinux away from these host type capabilities?  I have =
played around with a couple versions of LRP and have found Trinux to be =
easier to configure and documented more throughally... Is there a reason =
that firewall software (or anything else) would work better on LEAF then =
on Trinux?

Ben

[Trinux-talk] Trinux Source available on FTP?

[Earle L. <ev...@ea...>]

Is there an FTP site where I can access the Trinux source? I browsed around
ftp.sourceforge.net and just was able to find the basic bootables. I am
aware of of the http site: http://trinux.sourceforge.net/kernel/.

Any word on when the next CD release of Trinux will be avaibable, one with
PCMCIA support?

Thanks,
-earle.

Re: [Trinux-talk] Can Trinux be used as a NAT/Firwall/DNS/SMTP appliance?

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

On Thu, Jun 20, 2002 at 02:26:04PM -0700, Benjamin Christenson wrote:
> What is keeping Trinux away from these host type capabilities?  I have played around with a couple versions of LRP and have found Trinux to be easier to configure and documented more throughally... Is there a reason that firewall software (or anything else) would work better on LEAF then on Trinux?
> 

Nothing, although some folks would disagree with you about the ease of use
and documentation stuff (including me, maybe). When my DSL provider went
belly up a year ago I used it as a PPP masquerade box and I also used to
as a regulary Eth-Eth masquerade box as well.

- mdf