Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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For you that like to have DenyHosts on your DNS-323.
I have compiled DenyHost and Python for Fonz funplug 0.5.
openssh was needed to recompile with --with-tcp-wrappers
See the README.txt for more information on installing the packages.
Link: http://81.216.140.39/dns-323/denyhosts/
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Just tried your python package and I managed to install and run trac ( http://trac.edgewall.org/ ).
Very cool!
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I am glad that I can provide with something :-)
It seems to be a useful tool. I will try that by my self in the weekend.
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forre wrote:
openssh was needed to recompile with --with-tcp-wrappers
I've updated my openssh package and recompiled with --with-tcp-wrappers, so you don't need to maintain a separate version.
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Thanks, I have now removed openssh package from my server.
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fonz wrote:
Just tried your python package and I managed to install and run trac ( http://trac.edgewall.org/ ).
Very cool!
Fonz, what additional steps did you have to do to get trac running? I am still struggeling getting this to work...
Geir
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reddwarf wrote:
Fonz, what additional steps did you have to do to get trac running? I am still struggeling getting this to work...
I didn't do anything special, and only followed their instructions: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall and then ran the standalone server tracd.
It's a little slow, though.
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fonz wrote:
reddwarf wrote:
Fonz, what additional steps did you have to do to get trac running? I am still struggeling getting this to work...
I didn't do anything special, and only followed their instructions: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall and then ran the standalone server tracd.
It's a little slow, though.
I have Python, have sqlite, and have downloaded Trac. When I try to install I get the following error message:
root@dlink-68633D:/mnt/HD_a2/Trac-0.11b2# python setup.py install
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 15, in <module>
from setuptools import setup, find_packages
ImportError: No module named setuptoolsI have checked the Python package directory and have not found the setuptools there... Did you download this separately?
Cheers,
Geir
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After struggling for some time to get this to work, Im writing the two problems I had and the solutions to them in case someone else run into them.
first: I only got one syslog event from my sshd at boot and then no more despite successful and failed login attempts.
solution: While installing chrooted Pure-ftpd in debian, I activated debian syslogd/klogd and with two syslogd running on my system, the sshd messages were lost. I.e. with syslog running in ffp, do not run it in debian as well
second: I had an error with the binary tcpd could not be found. This was solved by downloading the ffp 0.5 package tcp-wrappers and installing
with these two modifications, I have now denyhosts up and running!
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After following the instruction I can now no longer connect to my NAS via the PuTTY client. During the installation of Fonz's funplug I disabled the telnet client at startup. And my guess is that with the "chmod a-x /ffp/start/sshd.sh" command (which was in the installation instructions) I also disabled my ssh client startup.
Do you guys have any idea how I can connect to my NAS via the PuTTY client now?
Best regards
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bvanveelen wrote:
Do you guys have any idea how I can connect to my NAS via the PuTTY client now?
http://wiki.dns323.info/howto:ffp#the_root_user
See 'Reactivating telnet' near the end of that section.
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It's working again!!! My hero..:-) I was kinda afraid I messed up my entire NAS.
THANKS!
PS: I don't really understand why I would want to shut down either telnet or ssh permanantly in any case. What's the reason behind this?
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bvanveelen wrote:
PS: I don't really understand why I would want to shut down either telnet or ssh permanantly in any case. What's the reason behind this?
Security? If ssh/telnet aren't running nobody can get console access to your box and do anything nasty! Of course you may have other security like firewall or router blocking the ports that they use, but why have them running if you don't need them? If you need access then use ssh and disable telnet.
lu
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luusac wrote:
Security? If ssh/telnet aren't running nobody can get console access to your box and do anything nasty! Of course you may have other security like firewall or router blocking the ports that they use, but why have them running if you don't need them? If you need access then use ssh and disable telnet.
lu
Ok I can understand that, but you really need to know what you are doing (and need to be careful) when disabling either of them. And is it really that easy to get into my NAS if I have both of them (especially telnet) enabled?
Thanks
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from earlier:
saltisol wrote:
second: I had an error with the binary tcpd could not be found. This was solved by downloading the ffp 0.5 package tcp-wrappers and installing
as reference to anyone else who's encountering a problem with tcpd being missing:
my tcpd was missing from /ffp/sbin as well, so I uninstalled tcp-wrapper and reinstalled.
For some reason the binaries weren't being copied to /ffp/sbin, so I needed to manually copy the files from the tgz via scp.
Don't know why the installer wasn't working for tcp-wrapper, but the installation of DenyHosts worked after that.
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