Ended up dropping nsd, as I don't really need CNAMES and such...just basic A records and PTRs. I'm running my static local data in unbound, which has limited authoritative capabilities. Really nice for a SOHO-type setup.

The only hurdle I haven't solved is zone-based responses (i.e. if a machine on vlan1103 asks for the ip of fw.j3z.local (my local domain), it will get back the same ip as a machine on vlan2102. I could either let them all hit the firewall on the same (probably management) IP, or better yet I could define the "management" IP of the firewall and allow traffic only from trusted vlans to hit that IP.

Still, seems hackish. Perhaps nsd will gain split horizon capabilities to provide views as such, but until then I suppose I'll limit the firewall to a single management and access that cross-vlan. Meh.

Upgrade video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZVmCRfxXmc

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Frank:

I know you must be already knowing this but I'll repeat that
I was under a misconception regarding spoon measurements.

The thing I was calling a table spoon can only contain 6 ml
of water.

Pardon my ignorance.

2^10 is a much bigger keyspace than 10^2, or more generally, X^Y > Y^X for X < Y.

In short, passphrase length gives more keyspace than passphrase complexity, so if given a choice between a long passphrase of [a-z] or a short passphrase of [a-zA-Z0-9], it's best to choose the longer, simpler passphrase...so I'd have to agree with your choice of "book indexing" of passphrases (a technique I've used before, too...it's a great one!).

Interesting.
For my WPA2 passphrase, I grabbed one of my books, opened a random page, looked for a unique/memorable sentence, changed some letters to upper-case, wrote it on a cigarette paper, memorized it and then burnt the paper. So you'd have to know the book, the page, and the sentence. I've got quite a lot of books: fiction and non-fiction, several genres and subjects. How, excluding torture, would you crack that?
P.S.
It's not something I've ever quoted on LQ.

The link you are referring to (http://ftp.se.linux.org/distribution...1mb-101206.iso) is from 2010.

This is the correct link now: ftp://ftp.svenskalinuxforeningen.se/...3mb-140615.iso

But thanks for your report. I see now that the word DOWNLOAD is also a link. To the version from 2010 as you said. (It's changed now).

Yes sir.

http://multibootcd.exton.net/

The oart of the page where Download is spelled out and is a hot link.

http://ftp.se.linux.org/distribution...1mb-101206.iso

I am letting you know this/posting in uzbl browser so copy and paste are limited in this browser.

http://postmyimage.com/img2/611_4.png

Edit: tested in Iceweseal 24.6 middle link I posted that I got from your page for the Download. Right click "save as"

error still comes up so I am not sure about where you mention The Download link works for you.
Maybe a country filter? I have the multiboot iso already and md5sum checks out OK so I am just posting info for the multiboot site page Download link I used. Which maybe others may think is a valid Download link also in Texas, USA. That was why I posted the server link I found with a search later on. Hope it helps you out. I am a great admirer of your work,

Happy Trails, rok.

Hi,

Thanks, but you must have found an old site or one not edited by me. The download link at http://multibootcd.exton.net works.

Do you remember where you found the faulty download link?

Enjoy it. Been there back in the past (way back) on the east coast from Jersey to Florida. Then from Florida to Texas.

Been to Arkansas. Back when my Little Sister was stationed there at the AFB. I was driving a 51 dodge pickup
(not in 1951, but the 90's) cross country picking people like you on the way.

Top speed in the 51 was 50mph on the freeway. Flathead 6 cycl with 1951 drive train. It drove the hitchers
crazy moving soo slow. I made 7 round trips from Jersey to Southern California. 1 way trip took 7 days of constant driving by me with no sleep.

Stay out of South Texas and Southern Arizona. The heat here will kill ya thumbing on the side of the road in the Sun.

Happy Trails from a Linux using Scooter Tramp, Rok

Thanks, vmccord, rokytnji :-)

The last few days have indeed been better.

Welcome to Hell, married life. (Just funning)

Owning 5 dogs and 2 cats myself because the wife is a soft touch. One of the reasons I love her so much.
Losing sleep can make one a bit cranky.

Thankfully for me a I am a biker with my own business and when times get tough.
I use biker prozac and all frustration lifts off my shoulders like magic.
My grin makes me easier to bear in company.

Better you post here than beat your loved ones.

Hope things work out for ya. Sometimes one has to bite the bullet. Think of all the poor souls worse off
than you and then you might shake your head and grin your self.

linuxquestions is as good a place as any and better than most for a late night rant. Hopefully today will be better.

wget said

Funny part was I got the md5sum text file OK through Firefox download.
Just letting you know.

Edit: Since site download button did not work for ISO. Further research lead me to

ftp://ftp.svenskalinuxforeningen.se/...butions/exton/

which works for my area of Texas.