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Actually, just added my howto, I had a look through the topics after I had replied. As for the package idea. That is a plan, unfortunately my knowledge of the original code and what the diffs do isn't great. I really just hacked my way through to get it to work. Whilst it's possible I could get...

Afer the general headache of getting ISDN faxing to work with Hylafax on FreeBSD 7.2, I've written this simple howto should make life easier for anyone attempting to do what I have done. A decent amount of the information has been taken from shellbang.org, and in my case I was configuring an AVM...

It appears that ISDN isn't the most popular topic in FreeBSD! To my joy I've managed to get it all working. Delving into how the Makefile was doing its stuff, I realised that it wasn't running some of the post-patch & pre-configuration commands. I reconfigured the port myself rather than...

I've been attempting to compile the CAPI4Hylafax FreeBSD port. Unfortunately it doesn't ever appear to have been official, but can be downloaded from ShellBang. After tweaking the makefile as it specified libtoolize 1.3, I cannot for the life of me get it to compile, and all I get is the...

Hmm, I'd made the assumption that i4b in the kernel source was isdn4bsd, which it's obviously not. I've just been giving it a go, but a patch it's applying the USB source appears to be causing some compile issues. So it'll take a bit longer to confirm it does what I need. As for the edit to my...

I've been looking at moving one of servers from Mandrake (Mandriva) Linux 10.0 to FreeBSD 7.2 Currently I'm using 7.2-RELEASE with a customised kernel to add VESA support. ISDN card: Eicon DIVA Server BRI-2M/-2F (Vendor:1133, Device:e018) I've also got 2 AVM PCI Fritz!Cards So far I've...

<Smacks head on desk> I'm going to take up gardening as a full time job. Thanks.

Completely forgot to add a follow up. Ah, the dangers of copying and pasting, I did mean WITH_OPENSSL, honest! I compiled MySQL using WITH_OPENSSL=yes WITHOUT_YASSL=yes and it did the job perfectly. Unfortunately, when I did a simple make, it didn't appear to use the variables set in...

Admittedly, my knowledge of Makefiles is pretty poor, but surely this bit (my indentation): .if defined(WITH_OPENSSL) .if !defined(WITHOUT_YASSL) CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--with-ssl=bundled .else USE_OPENSSL= yes CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--with-ssl=${OPENSSLBASE} .endif .endif means that the...

I'm having some issues compiling MySQL with SSL support enabled. Using: 7.2-RELEASE FreeBSD (GENERIC kernel) mysql-server-5.1.39 mysql-client-5.1.39 openssl-0.9.8k_5 I've added the following /etc/make.conf # Always compile MySQL with SSL, Optimized & Statically compiled .if...

This is something I looked at. By taking down one of the connections and attempting to connect (using several browsers, .Net tcp client, ssh & telnet) and monitoring the traffic using wireshark, I found that the client would attempt to connect to one of the IPs, and if that timed out it would...

Brilliant, it's a pity the OpenBSD pages didn't give an example of that. I've now got everything working perfectly as well as the ftp-proxy issue you helped me with earlier. Now I just have to have a good look through the man pages & docs to understand what exactly the if-bound policy does...

Currently using FreeBSD 7.2-Release with all ports up to date as my firewall. I've got a firewall/router with 3 NICs: 2x ADSL & 1 LAN. So far I've only been using one of the lines at a time, with the 2nd as a backup. Both ADSL lines have static IPs so I thought it's be handly to have the DNS...

3: 2xADSL & 1 LAN. I had thought that might be the option, but had thought I might get away with altering my current ruleset <sigh>. In fact it may fix some of the ambiguities I've got too. I guess I'll be booting up the kettle & Spotify this evening when everyone leaves. Thanks for your help.

I can see the logic in that, however the from address is always the WAN IP regardless of whether the packet comes directly from the firewall or a machine behind the firewall. Hence the rule you suggested matches all traffic (above port 1023) outbound and not just that from the local machine...

Currently using FreeBSD 7.2-Release with all ports up to date as my firewall. I've got Passive & Active ftp working from behind my firewall, however I had issues using any ftp clients from the firewall itself. My default rule is to block out all outbound traffic, and to only open certain ports...