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RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument when adding route h

Hello Rowan a crit : > > ip route add 68 164 234 29 dev eth0 src 68 164 238 table > telness > RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument 68 164 234 29 is not a valid network prefix 68 164 232 29 is ipcalc 68 164 234 29 Address: 68 164 234 01000100 10100100 11101 010 Netmask: 255 255 255 248 = 29 11111111 11111111 11111111 11111 000 Wild

OpenVPN Issue

On Wed 04 Nov 2009 23:17:15 0100 Pascal Hambourg wrote: > Usually ARP requests on the wrong interface indicates a routing problem > You can check the routing decision for a destination address with the > command ip route get > > >> Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window >> irtt Iface > [ ] >> 10 91 92 0 elephant nowher 255 255 2

How to buy a scanner for Linux?

On Mon 26 Oct 2009 Andrew Gideon wrote: > Something that emails scans as PDFs or TIFFs would be > perfect as compatibility wouldn t be an issue But I ve > not seen this as a feature except in larger document management > type solutions which I believe are expensive > > I don t think this is a scanner issue Mine has some buttons that suggest such things but it seem

iproute2 and ifupdown

Hi Klaus On 29 Okt 10:42 klaus zerwes wrote: > append a || true to every line regarding up down pre that would do the trick Now I ll come down to the last row in my interfaces file > let me guess: you did not bring the interface down before you edited > etc network interfaces you guessed right I edited the file to my needs and along with the ||

SSH Question Please Help

And actually I see that somehow one of the cards got an gt; address of 192 168 2 135 I d like that on the same subnet and gt; change it to 192 168 1 135 the reason you can t get into 192 168 1 135 is because thats one of my slaves i have been wondering who was leaching from our wifi network i have copied all of your post and have forwarded it to my network tech thanx for all

IPv4 in IPv6 encapsulation Decapsulation and raw socket

Hi all Hi all I try to implement an IPv4 in IPv6 encapsulator decapsulator on my own I know that ip4ip6 tunnel exists in Linux but I need to do it for some special features So in order to do that I use libipq which is quite obsolete I know The principle is the following: [codeIPv4 IPv6 IPv4 IPv6 Host A gt; Host B @IPv4A

Strange dropped packages guarddog iptables

Ansgar 59cobalt Wiechers escreveu: >> >> DROPPED IN= OUT=wlan0 SRC=192 168 1 xx DST=192 168 1 99 LEN=52 TOS=0x00 >> PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=3738 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=2342 DPT=80 SEQ=914204314 >> ACK=0 WINDOW=5840 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0 OPT 020405B40101040201030307 >> >> This is even more strange because 192 168 1 99 is not an address that I >> use in my local network and this situation

Problem with Fedora 11 networking

John Slimick wrote: > I set up several work stations with > Fedora 11 32 bit last summer with no problems > Then as part of my Linux class some students > tried to set up the 64 bit version > The system was unable to find the internet > interface > > To check up on this I tried loading the 64 bit > version on another machine where again the system > couldn t find the on board

ping same public host via Ethernet and wireless connection

Xiaochuan Shen wrote: > Hello group > > For the purpose of demonstrating difference in multipath latency I > would like to measure the ping time from my laptop to the same host on > Internet via two different paths: wired Ethernet and Wifi connection > respectively The two connections here both support DHCP client and are > connect to Internet with different ISPs wired universit

Intercepting IP incoming outgoing datagrams in kernel space

I ll try a third and last time : InuY4sha wrote: > I don t know why you are so obsessed with knowing why Your description is so vague that we are not able to see if you re trying to re invent something that exists > anyway I d > like to perform operations on the payload such as > applying compression algorithms > network coding Please explain network coding

virtual network device driver module

Hi list I m looking for some doc on writing a virtual network device driver that provides me with access to a real network device I found this page and driver code http: www linux it ~rubini docs vinter vinter html which I adapted to run on kernel 2 6 but maybe there more up to date stuff out there which I could read about if you have any advice I would be eternally thankf

How to find out on which resource process _flocks ?

Andreas Wollschlaeger schrieb: > Hi folks > > i have a strange problem with some PHP webapp running under apache here: > > The primary script uses PHP s cUrl library to perform another HTTP > request to localhost thus 2 instances of httpd are involved: > > F UID PID PPID PRI NI VSZ RSS WCHAN STAT TTY TIME > COMMAND > 5 48 4614 3990 16 0 40144 18560 f

Joining subnets

On Aug 24 7:27am billbo wrote: > The fw nat fw being iptables is the security feature and is used to > limit ports and IP addresses the nat is to avoid having to route from > the server network The firewall part is the security feature not the NAT >The NAT is also effective in preventing the > spread of broadcast junk and garbage and prevents my logs

NNTP Message ID and Google Searches

On Aug 18 5:01pm Greg Russell wrote: > We do indeed mind as there are many newsgroups dedicated to nntp issues Could you please quote one such group? Thanks John Goche

Network troubles : Unable to update software in Linux VmWa

Hello Stefaan Somers a crit : > The Ethernet is in bridged mode I am on a Windows XP machine which is > connected to the internet using a DSL router Looks like a DNS issue : us ubuntu com is obviously not at 1 0 0 0 I have already see this on routers with broken DNS proxy The problem happened when IPv6 enabled applications sent an AAAA query and the broken DNS proxy did not h

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