http://wiki.lintrack.org/ 2008-08-28T23:07:31+02:00 http://wiki.lintrack.org/ http://wiki.lintrack.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-09-08T16:59:42+02:00 Pawel Foremski http://wiki.lintrack.org/doku.php?id=customconf&amp;rev=1189263582&do=diff1189263582 During system startup, the configuration which is stored in Flatconf is parsed by /etc/fc.d/fc.* scripts and stored in paths specific for software being configured. However, sometimes there is a need to make changes to such automatically generated files, either to change them completely or just some parts of them. text/html 2007-05-12T16:46:03+02:00 Pawel Foremski http://wiki.lintrack.org/doku.php?id=start&amp;rev=1178981163&do=diff1178981163 Welcome to the Lintrack project wiki. * Articles on Lintrack * Lintrack: Linux for Internet Service Providers - an introductory article on polishlinux.org vortal * Lintrack As A LAN Gateway And An OpenVPN Bridge * Lintrack basics * Installation - what to do after downloading Lintrack CD * Configuration - meet the fcc tool * Custom configuration - what to do if “fcc is not enough” or you’re a Linux veteran * Package manager - installing and upgrading packages * S… text/html 2007-05-12T16:38:12+02:00 Pawel Foremski http://wiki.lintrack.org/doku.php?id=config&amp;rev=1178980692&do=diff1178980692 Lintrack is configured using fcc tool. To start it, simply type fcc while being logged in as root user and press Enter. To get basic help about usage of fcc, run ? command in it: Welcome to Flatconf CLI. Type "?" for help. venus fc> ? Flatconf CLI, v. svn ($Rev: 267 $) Available commands: cd <dir> - change current dir (".." - up, "/" - root) ls - get current dir contents -a, --all - print disabled element -s, --simple - use simpl… text/html 2007-05-12T16:33:22+02:00 Pawel Foremski http://wiki.lintrack.org/doku.php?id=organization&amp;rev=1178980402&do=diff1178980402 Releases Currently, releases are made “where they’re done”, but we will try to make at least one major release a year. New minor, bug-fixing releases, may be available each few months. Each release is given a name of a random sports car racing circuit. So far we have used names like “Daytona” (0.1) and “Hockenheim” (2.0). text/html 2007-01-17T15:59:34+02:00 http://wiki.lintrack.org/doku.php?id=install&amp;rev=1169045974&do=diff1169045974 To install Lintrack, first download Lintrack ISO image and burn it. Boot the target machine from this CD. A welcome text should appear (”Welcome to Lintrack”) along with few notes. Most probably you should just press Enter here and wait till the installer finishes booting. text/html 2006-12-08T21:07:26+02:00 Pawel Foremski http://wiki.lintrack.org/doku.php?id=ccrypt&amp;rev=1165608446&do=diff1165608446 About ccrypt ccrypt is a simple approach for encrypting Ethernet frames payload without increasing their sizes. It uses any block cipher supported by the Linux kernel crypto API (e.g. AES, Blowfish) in cipher block chaining (CBC) mode. To avoid padding ccrypt uses residual block termination.