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Chih-Wei Huang wrote: > Hi, > I just install tinc 1.0pre3 by rpm. > When I tried to start tincd by > /etc/rc.d/init.d/tinc start > It complained > **tinc: file with list of VPNs to start (/etc/tinc/nets.boot) not found! > However, I don't know what /etc/tinc/nets.boot is. > It was not mentioned in the manual page. > Could you explain what's the file > or give

Albert Gonzalez wrote: > I apologize any inconvenience this mail may cause to you. > If so, please, subbmit me to where I can find some advice. The proper place to ask such questions would be tinc@nl.linux.org (Cc'd). > The problem is: > > I've built a vpn using tinc, and, to my best knowledge, > I can see a ping from the other side on tap0 using tcpdump. > ( on

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I have sort of the same problem that other people have reported with nmb. Only in my case i'm running dhcp client. It appears that the ip address is not being assigned quickly enough as this is what nmb complains about in the log:no local interfaces. Once i login to kde and su to root in a term session, I can issue the restart command and it works very nicely:). So what,if any, is the