UNIX Garden. Virtualizing the OpenBSD Routing Table | packetmischief.ca. The OpenBSD routing table can be carved into multiple virtual routing tables allowing complete logical separation of attached networks. This article gives a brief overview of rtables and explains how to successfully leak traffic between virtual routing domains. The ability to virtualize the routing table in OpenBSD first appeared in version 4.6. Since then the functionality has matured nicely with support for virtual routing tables now present in userland tools such as dhclient(8) and dhcpd(8) and in the routing protocol daemons ripd(8), ospfd(8), and bgpd(8). Kernel side, pf(4) has been extended to handle filtering of packets based on the routing table they came in on as well as being able to move packets between routing tables. This article will concentrate on the latter with examples of how to setup separate routing tables and leak traffic between them successfully.
Using separate routing tables is similar to using VRFs in Cisco IOS or routing instances in Juniper’s JUNOS. What to expect in OpenBSD 5.0 onwards. With OpenBSD-current tagged as 5.0-beta it's time to take a closer look at the upcoming release and the processes that make the OpenBSD project work. Before you start getting all worked up about an upcoming dot-zero release, I'll tell you right away: Don't. Or maybe just a little bit. Release numbering in OpenBSD simply does not work the way most people expect. For this upcoming release, slated for general availability via FTP and other download methods on November 1, 2011 (and CD in pre-orderers' hands up to about two weeks earlier), 5.0 was simply the next available version number increment.
OpenBSD releases every six months like clockwork, with the version number incremented by exactly 0.1 each time. The most visible set of changes are near the end of the process: When that first boot is finished, you will find a number of improvements are in place. But before we go into details of those changes, let's take a look at how the OpenBSD development process works. Life is Puffy « Discovering OpenBSD.
Procyon Labs | Guides | OpenBSD | Web Server with Apache 2, PHP 5, OpenSSL and DB Support. HiR Information Report: OpenBSD 4.7 + Chrooted Apache, MySQL & S. FYI - There's now a page that covers OAMP for all recent versions of OpenBSD. My OAMP series is a popular one. Although OpenBSD 4.7 doesn't come out for 2 more days, the media has already shipped to those who pre-ordered. And, as I mentioned previously, you'll want to get crack-a-lacking on those patches. As of the time of writing, there are already 4 patches to install for OpenBSD 4.7, which affect all architectures.
I'll spare you the verbosity. The installation procedure for getting OpenBSD, Chrooted Apache, MySQL and Suhosin-hardened PHP all working together hasn't changed one bit in OpenBSD 4.7. I was able to go from an empty virtual machine to a fully-functioning, chrooted install of WordPress in under 30 minutes just by following the instructions (and, of course, pointing the PKG_PATH to the packages on the media, not FTP, since the 4.7 branch hasn't hit the Internet yet) OpenBSD. Openbsd:openbsdwebdav [GCU Wiki] Alors, l'objectif est de faire un serveur d'échanges de fichiers, sur un réseau local ou distant, avec autant de facilité qu'une clef usb, donc un peu comme une clef usb, mais sans clef usb, et que cela soit facile à utiliser pour plein de personnes.
Les besoins sont: * facilité pour les clients de se connecter * pas d'installation sur le poste client * facilement gérable et sécurisable * propre, joli et surtout, amusant. Le protocole magique s'appelle WebDAV. Apache est proprement installé sous ton OpenBSD. Installation sous OpenBSD On ne va pas chercher bien loin: cd /usr/ports/www/mod_dav/ sudo make && sudo make install sudo apachectl stop sudo /usr/local/sbin/mod_dav-enable sudo apachectl start Plutôt simple, hein. Note: sous Linux il existe les paquets libapache-mod-dav et alii.
Configuration de Apache/WebDAV sous OpenBSD Le fichier de configuration d'Apache (httpd.conf) a été modifié par l'installateur de mod_dav. LoadModule dav_module /usr/lib/apache/modules/libdav.so Si, vérifie. Virtualizing the OpenBSD Routing Table. Tmux - FrugalWiki.