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Craig Small replied to Leigh Wedding's discussion 'Bug in gogoc-tsp/template/linux.sh' in the group gogoCLIENT developmentCraig Small replied to alaisky's discussion 'what is the correct configure using username in debian's /etc/gogoc/gogoc.conf' in the group gogoCLIENT development"That's not the username problem, that's the tunnel broker key. The problem is the client doesn't know what the key should be and prompts you if you want the key received. As the client is a daemon all that does is halt the boot…"
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Craig Small replied to Ed's discussion 'Unusual error appearing suddenly with Ubuntu Lucid'"I assume Ubuntu uses the same packaging as Debian and if so its failing the server key check. I put this into the Debian package because if you don't have the server key then the client just hangs, and so does your boot sequence!
I've…"
Craig Small replied to Kevin J. Woolley's discussion 'Trouble with firewalling gw6c router'"If you can ping a site but cannot connect to it then it sounds like you're missing one of the TCP established lines. The trick is to use ip6tables -L -v -n which will list all your rules, with a hit count.
First try connecting from your actual…"
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Craig Small posted a blog postWhen is it right time to daemonize?
A week or so ago, I released the next version of the Debian package for the gogo6 client, version 1.2-2. So what's the biggest difference? It's when the program daemonizes or becomes a daemon.Strictly speaking, gogoc is not a daemon but it does need to be put into the background. This is important because when you boot your computer you don;t want to hold up the boot process while gogoc mucks around and does all its things.The stock-standard gogoc waits until it finds the broker server, perhaps…See More
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When is it right time to daemonize?
A week or so ago, I released the next version of the Debian package for the gogo6 client, version 1.2-2. So what's the biggest difference? It's when the program daemonizes or becomes a daemon.
Strictly speaking, gogoc is not a daemon but it does need to be put into the background. This is important because when you boot your computer you don;t want to hold up the boot process while gogoc mucks around and does all its things.
The stock-standard gogoc waits until it finds the… Continue
Strictly speaking, gogoc is not a daemon but it does need to be put into the background. This is important because when you boot your computer you don;t want to hold up the boot process while gogoc mucks around and does all its things.
The stock-standard gogoc waits until it finds the… Continue
Posted on May 9, 2010 at 7:20am
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- At 2:47am on April 23, 2010,
jerson narido said… - Hi Craig, good to see you on gogoNET! You may want to join the v6 in Australia and v6 Network Engineers groups. Also, if you upload a photo of yourself more people will approach you. See you later... and don't forget to invite your IPv6 friends to join us.
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