Hi everyone. I'm a new Freetz user and have successfuly set up Freetz including samba, ext3 and some useful debug suff (pciutils, usbutils...). So far everything works nicely and I'm very happy with it. But there are two last packages that I'd really would love to install but cannot figure out how.
The first one is nfsd: I have selected the nfsd+webcfg package and made sure all required options including "replace kernel" are selected, even if some other thread here states that wouldn't be needed. Anyways, after flashing I have the webconfig for nfs and I can also start rc.nfsd manually with success. 'ps' tells me that nfsd, portmap etc are running. My /etc/exports (for testing) looks like this:
I have also tried playing around with the arguments removing quite everything one by one.
My /etc/hosts.allow and hosts.deny are both empty.
Still, when I try to mount the share I just get a connection timeout. There is no output written to syslog.
Here you can find my .config: http://pastebin.org/994519
The next problem is ssh: I can install dropbear and log into it successfully. However, everytime I install an image containing dropbear, I cannot reach the official webinterface any more. I already have tried checking the options to statically link ssl libs but that doesn't help either. I must admit I haven't tried the "replace kernel" option for ssh yet, but I doubt ssh would require any in-kernel stuff. Any hints what I did forget?
Any help would be appreciated and thanks for that great project. I really like the way of installing custom stuff along with the original firmware.
/Michael
EDIT: Oooops, I obviously meant Freetz 1.1.3.
The first one is nfsd: I have selected the nfsd+webcfg package and made sure all required options including "replace kernel" are selected, even if some other thread here states that wouldn't be needed. Anyways, after flashing I have the webconfig for nfs and I can also start rc.nfsd manually with success. 'ps' tells me that nfsd, portmap etc are running. My /etc/exports (for testing) looks like this:
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/var *(rw,async,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash,insecure,anonuid=0,anongid=0,fsid=0)My /etc/hosts.allow and hosts.deny are both empty.
Still, when I try to mount the share I just get a connection timeout. There is no output written to syslog.
Here you can find my .config: http://pastebin.org/994519
The next problem is ssh: I can install dropbear and log into it successfully. However, everytime I install an image containing dropbear, I cannot reach the official webinterface any more. I already have tried checking the options to statically link ssl libs but that doesn't help either. I must admit I haven't tried the "replace kernel" option for ssh yet, but I doubt ssh would require any in-kernel stuff. Any hints what I did forget?
Any help would be appreciated and thanks for that great project. I really like the way of installing custom stuff along with the original firmware.
/Michael
EDIT: Oooops, I obviously meant Freetz 1.1.3.
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Well, I do not _really_ need sftp. But as a KDE user, I got used to just open config files on remote devices using kate directly over sftp://. Anyways, IIRC it should work also without sftp support using fish:// I'll try that and report back. I have really thought about anything, but couldn't immagine that sftp support could break the web interface.