Displaying 7 results from an estimated 7 matches similar to: "Dosemu and shorewall."
2004 Sep 09
4
Shorewall and dosemu trouble
Anyone ?|Another try and now with the info asked 4.
|nl1cat wrote:
| Hello..
| I have a somewhat "funny" setup.
| I use the dosemulator Dosemu for running a dos based packetradio
nodeprogram
| called Xrouter.
| I setup dosemu to use my eth1 (lan) nic and i bring up a device called
dsn0.
| (this is all running on Slackware 9.1 without X)
| insmod /etc/dosemu/dosnet.o
| sleep 2
| ifconfig
2004 Sep 06
0
Shorewall and dosemu
Another try and now with the info asked 4.
nl1cat wrote:
| Hello..
| I have a somewhat "funny" setup.
| I use the dosemulator Dosemu for running a dos based packetradio
nodeprogram
| called Xrouter.
| I setup dosemu to use my eth1 (lan) nic and i bring up a device called
dsn0.
| (this is all running on Slackware 9.1 without X)
| insmod /etc/dosemu/dosnet.o
| sleep 2
| ifconfig dsn0
2002 Oct 03
0
dosemu,not WINE, to run 16 bit DPMI
Some days ago, I asked for help running an old DOS program for a CA
attorney. It seemed to have a problem with 16 bit DPMI.
While we have had to (temporarily, I hope) compromise and use a licensed
copy of DOS 6.22 to run it with dosemu, it runs perfectly on dosemu.
Instead of usind a hdimage of freedos, which will not run the program, one
creates a dir, /var/lib/dosemu/bootdir, and fills it
2003 Sep 17
3
More than one logon script, can I have?
Hi,
RH7.3, Samba 2.2.8a, Win2KSP4 clients...
I was just wondering,
I know I can have a logon script based on a machine name, on a group, a
username, etc., but am I able to actually have a combination of the
above?
I would like to have a standard group logon script (which I currently do
have), but I would also like an extra script to run if they log on to
particular machines under my domain...
1996 Nov 14
1
Security hole in Debian 1.1 dosemu package
In Debian 1.1, the optional DOSEMU package installs /usr/sbin/dos
setuid root. This is a serious security hole which can be exploited
to gain access to any file on the system.
Package: dosemu
Version: 0.64.0.2-9
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$ cat /etc/debian_version
1.1
$ id
uid=xxxx(quinlan) gid=xxxx(quinlan) groups=xxxx(quinlan),20(dialout),24(cdrom)
[quinlan:~]$ ls -al
2004 Aug 06
6
another Icecast2/Vorbis test stream
Greetings:
Yes, I've placed another test stream on-line. Thanks to the feedback
from members of this list, I've taken a few extra steps.
1) According to DSLReports, my uplink today is 137 kbps. It may
actually be a little faster, they say that Netscape's reporting is
skewed (and I use Netscape).
2) Thus, I've prepared a set of Ogg files encoded with -b 24 to fit
my
2004 Aug 06
6
another Icecast2/Vorbis test stream
Greetings:
Yes, I've placed another test stream on-line. Thanks to the feedback
from members of this list, I've taken a few extra steps.
1) According to DSLReports, my uplink today is 137 kbps. It may
actually be a little faster, they say that Netscape's reporting is
skewed (and I use Netscape).
2) Thus, I've prepared a set of Ogg files encoded with -b 24 to fit
my