more isdn4k-utils install changes
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/* $Id: CHANGES,v 1.7 1999/10/06 18:16:21 he Exp $
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/* $Id: CHANGES,v 1.8 1999/10/11 21:22:23 he Exp $
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# Change log for eftp4Linux
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#
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# [new] means 'new feature added'
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#
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$Log: CHANGES,v $
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Revision 1.8 1999/10/11 21:22:23 he
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more isdn4k-utils install changes
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- [imp] config/autoconf changes. Partially changed autoconf parameter
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names. Support `make install'. Improved integration in
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isdn4k-utils menu config.
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- [imp] Makefile: "install" target will try to create symlinks
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/etc/isdn/eft{access,users} to /etc/ftp{access,users} such
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that default access control will be the same as for ftp.
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Revision 1.7 1999/10/06 18:16:21 he
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removed some dead code and pipe proof command line reading (eftp)
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124
eurofile/INSTALL
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eurofile/INSTALL
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eftp4linux needs a 2.2.x kernel which supports some special features
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and recent isdn4k-utils.
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Provided that your distribution is deliverd with such a 2.2.x kernel
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Provided that your distribution is delivered with such a 2.2.x kernel
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pre-installed, you might be able to use the basic functionality of
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the eftp4linux package without any other modifications to your system.
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You can test this by runing the shell script by changing to the
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the eftp4linux package without any further modifications to your system.
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You can test this by running the shell script by changing to the
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"scripts"-sub-directory and typing
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sh check_system
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Kernel
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eftp4linux needs a 2.2.x kernel with X.25 PLP support and
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"X.25 on top of isdn" support.
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As erly 2.2.x kernels contain outdated isdn code, it is recommended
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As early 2.2.x kernels contain outdated isdn code, it is recommended
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to use kernel 2.2.12 or newer.
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When configuring the kernel for compilation, (i.e. by `make
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Set all other options as usual and then compile your kernel, i.e.
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make dep
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make zImage modules
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make [b]zImage modules
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make modules_install
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"make modules_install" is recommended after compilation.
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@ -120,33 +120,62 @@ the x25-utils with the ax25-utils, you only need the x25-utils).
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Make sure that the compiler/preprocessor finds the include/linux/x25.h
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file. Either add some flags to the makefile or make /usr/src/linux a
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symbolic link pointing to your pre2.2 kernel's include/linux directory.
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symbolic link pointing to your 2.2 kernel's include/linux directory.
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This eftp4linux package
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=======================
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Just untar the package and type 'make' in the top level makefile.
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Just untar the package and type 'make config; make' in the top
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level directory.
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This should automatically run a configure script. If your new isdnctrl
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is installed at an unsusual location, you might want to edit the
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./configure script before. The locations searched for are
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/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/bin.
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If you have multiple isdnctrl versions installed, make sure that the
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It is now also possible (and probably the least troublesome method)
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to compile eftp4linux as part of the isdn4k-utils package. Do a
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Do a 'make config' in the isdn4k-utils top level directors. You need
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to enable CONFIG_EXPERIMENTAL in order to make the eurofile submenu
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visible. (Say 'y' to 'Prompt for development and/or incomplete code'
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in the 'Code maturity level options' menu). People who install
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eftp4linux for the first time can safely say 'y' to all eurofile
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config options. After configuration, do a 'make';
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(Execptions: people needing to be paranoid about security might
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say 'n' to 'install eftp suid root'. People who already installed
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a former version of eftp4linux and have installed modified versions
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of eftp4linux config files might choose to disable overwriting
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existing configuration files).
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After that, do a 'make install'. If you have configured eftp4linux
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by means of the isdn4k-utils config menu and said 'y' to all options,
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eftp4linux should be ready for use now. You might skip the remaining
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part of this chapter if you are not interested in details and only
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come back here if problems are observed later.
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If you compile eftp4linux stand-alone, and you want to use
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non-standard default locations of certain files, you can edit
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the configure script and change the values of the CONFIG_* variables
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before.
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The eftd.sh script currently locates certain utilites (e.g. isdnctrl)
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by full path name. The full path name is figured out at configurataion
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time. The locations searched for are
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/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/bin. If you have
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installed utilities at an unsusual location, you might want to edit the
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./configure script before.
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If you have multiple utility versions installed, make sure that the
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utility found first is the one just compiled as above (against the
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(patched) 2.2pre kernel header files).
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(patched) 2.2 kernel header files).
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The directory where the isdn configuration files are located is
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assumed to be /etc/isdn. If this is not true for your installation,
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either create that directory or set the environment variable
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I4LCONFDIR to an alternative directory prior to compilation.
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CONFIG_I4LCONFDIR to an alternative directory prior to compilation.
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As I could not test with all compiler/libc/distribution combinations,
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maybe I missed something. If configuration should fail or some files
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are not found during compilation, please tell me.
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As of eftp4linux-0.0.7, command line editing in eftp by means of
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the GNU readline library is enabled on default. For command
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the GNU readline library is enabled by default. For command
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line editing in eftp to work, you need a sufficiently recent
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GNU readline library that supports the "alternative interface".
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You also need the ncurses library. If the approriate libraries are
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Starting the the Eurofile applications
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======================================
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Starting the Eurofile applications
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==================================
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General preparation
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===================
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If you have omitted the "make modules_install" after your kernel
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compilation, the default eft scripts (and probably the init scripts
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If you needed to re-compile your kernel and have omitted the
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"make modules_install" after your kernel compilation, the default
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eft scripts (and probably the init scripts
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of your linux distribution as well) won't be able to load the modules
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corresponding to your (patched) kernel version. In that case, either
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modify all scripts to load the proper modules by absolute pathname
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or set the enviromnemnt variable MODPATH to the "modules" directory
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of your developer kernel's source tree.
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of your developer kernel's source tree. (But be aware: MODPATH is
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only acknoledged by insmod. If you insert modules on your own by modprobe,
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MODPATH has no effect).
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Boot your linux 2.2.x kernel. The isdn subsystem should be
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set up to a state where a HL driver capable of l2_prot x75i is
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or
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modprobe x25
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Copy the file eft.conf present in the examples directory to the
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I4LCONFDIR (probably /etc/isdn) and edit it in order to configure
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the MSNs to be used by your EUROFILE client and server.
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People who have said 'y' to the the 'install a default eft.conf file'
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menu entry are done now.
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People who have choosen not to install the eft.conf file should have a
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look at the the eft.conf as present in the examples directory,
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compare it with a their already installed version in the
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I4LCONFDIR (probably /etc/isdn) and decide whether their
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own eft.conf file needs to be edited.
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Starting the Eurofile server
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============================
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Start the daemon as root by the script eftd.sh as present in the
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"scripts"-directory by typing
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There is a schell script present in the scripts directory to start
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the eurofile daemon.
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Start the daemon as root using the script as present in the "scripts"-
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directory (or in the sysv init directory if the script is installed)
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by typing
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eftd.sh start
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eftd.sh stop
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The eftd.sh script locates the eftd binary from the
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installation directory. If you have not done a 'make install' yet
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and want to test eftd before, you can tell the script to load
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eftd diretcly from the eftp4linux compilation tree by setting the
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environment variable EFTD_SH_SRC to a non-empty value before executing
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the script
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Starting the Eurofile client
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============================
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where ISDN_NO specifies the isdn number of the remote server and USER
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is the login name on the remote server.
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root priviliges are needed for doing so. If this is undesireable,
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there is also support for running eftp suid root now. Refer to the
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eftp documentation in the doc directory for details before doing so.
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root priviliges are needed for doing so. Non-root users can also use
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eftp if it is installed suid root as there is special support for
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running eftp suid root now. Please refer to the eftp documentation
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in the doc directory for details about some security related issues.
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It is also possible to test eftp and eftd locally with the isdnloop
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driver module (no paying isdn connections involved, no root
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permissions for eftp necessary). To do so, uncomment the
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"EFTD_WITH_LOOP=y" in eftd.sh before you start it (or put such a
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line in your /etc/isdn/eft.conf file). Then, simply type
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permissions for eftp necessary). To do so, uncomment the line
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"EFTD_WITH_LOOP=y" in /etc/isdn/eft.conf before you start the
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eftd.sh script. Then, simply type
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eftp -x 1 -u USER
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where USER is your unix login name on your machine and enter your login
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password when prompted. For this to work, you need the x25_route
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programme from the x25_utils installed and you also must have compiled and
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installed the isdnloop driver kernel module.
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program from the x25_utils installed and you also must have compiled and
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installed the isdnloop driver kernel module and the loopctrl utility.
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There is also an old script "eftp.sh" (this needs to be started from the
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eftp.sh ISDN_NUMBER [USER/PASSWD]
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in order to start an EUROFILE client and connect to a remote eft server.
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Note that typing the password on the command line is not safe if
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your system is shared with other users who might spoof your password
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with the ps command. It also leaves traces in your command history file.
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You can also connect to your own server on top of the isdnloop driver
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(no paying isdn connection involved) by
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The old script supports connecting to your own server on top of the
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isdnloop driver (no paying isdn connection involved) by
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eftp.sh localhost [USER/PASSWD]
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.11 1999/10/08 00:31:04 he Exp $
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.12 1999/10/11 21:22:23 he Exp $
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-include Rules.make
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CVS = cvs -z 4
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SCRIPTS = scripts/eftd.sh scripts/eftp.sh
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SCRIPTS = scripts/eftd.sh scripts/eftp.sh scripts/check_system
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AUTO_CONFIGURED_FILES = Rules.make scripts/eftd.sh scripts/eftp.sh examples/eft.conf
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#
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#additions to the CHANGES file shall automatically increase the compiled-in
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E4L_EXTRA_VERSION_DEP := $(shell pwd)/CHANGES
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export E4L_EXTRA_VERSION_DEP
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CONF_DEPS = ./configure scripts/eftd.sh scripts/eftp.sh src/config.h Rules.make
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CONF_DEPS = ./configure $(AUTO_CONFIGURED_FILES)
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#this target is required by the isdn4k-utils root makefile's default target
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all: $(CONF_DEPS)
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really_all: $(CONF_DEPS)
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make -C src all
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config src/config.h Rules.make $(SCRIPTS): configure
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config src/config.h $(AUTO_CONFIGURES_FILES): configure
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./configure
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chmod a+x scripts/eftd.sh scripts/eftp.sh
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configure: configure.in
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autoconf
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permissions: scripts/eftd.sh scripts/eftp.sh
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permissions: $(SCRIPTS)
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chmod a+x $(SCRIPTS)
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clean:
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make -C src clean
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distclean: clean
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rm -f config.* *~ '#'*'#' $(SCRIPTS)
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rm -f config.* *~ '#'*'#' $(AUTO_CONFIGURED_FILES)
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make -C src distclean
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rm -f Rules.make eftp4linux*.tar.gz
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rm -f `find . \( -name core -o -name '*.orig' -o -name '*.rej' -o \
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install:
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make -C src install
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ifeq ($(CONFIG_EFT_INSTALL_EFTD_SH),y)
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cd scripts; $(INSTALL_SCRIPT) eftd.sh $(SYSVINIT_RC_DIR)/
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cd scripts && $(INSTALL_SCRIPT) eftd.sh $(SYSVINIT_RC_DIR)/
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endif
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ifeq ($(CONFIG_EFT_INSTALL_CONF),y)
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cd examples; $(INSTALL_DATA) eft.conf $(I4LCONFDIR)/
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cd examples && $(INSTALL_DATA) eft.conf $(I4LCONFDIR)/
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endif
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test -e $(I4LCONFDIR)/eftaccess || test -f /etc/ftpaccess && ln -s /etc/ftpaccess $(I4LCONFDIR)/eftaccess
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test -e $(I4LCONFDIR)/eftusers || test -f /etc/ftpusers && ln -s /etc/ftpusers $(I4LCONFDIR)/eftusers
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commit: distclean configure
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$(CVS) commit .
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tar -czf ../eftp4linux-$(NEW_VERSION).tar.gz .
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.PHONY: all config permissions clean distclean release configureclean commit update default
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$Id: README,v 1.4 1999/08/28 16:34:53 he Exp $
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$Id: README,v 1.5 1999/10/11 21:22:23 he Exp $
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README file for eftp4linux
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==========================
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(in particular ETS 300-383 and ETS 300-075). It is freqently used
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to transfer files over ISDN.
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Currently, the only target OS is Linux > 2.2.x. However, the design
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Currently, the only target OS is Linux >= 2.2.x. However, the design
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should allow for porting it to other POSIX operating systems
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that provide a select() system call and a socket interface to
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the X.25/ISO-8208 network layer protocol.
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the X.25/ISO-8208 network layer protocol. (Some minor non-POSIX
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features are currently used as well for convenience).
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DISCLAIMER
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==========
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line editing is supported by means of the GNU readline library.
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- An EUROFILE server which can serve multiple connections
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simulatneously and suupports navigation (i.e. changing directories).
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simulatneously and supports navigation (i.e. changing directories).
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User authentification is provided by a seperate
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authentification library derived from wu-ftpd which allows for fine
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grained access control based on user-id, password, and remote isdn
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therein is the x25_route utility. (x25-utils-2.1.20 is still the
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most current release). Don't confuse the x25-utils with the ax25-utils.
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The latter is for amateur radio networking and not related to
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eftp4linux at all.
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eftp4linux at all. (You can use eftp4linux without this packages,
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but local testing without isdn connection won't be possible then)
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- some of the recent isdn4k-utils, in particular isdnctrl (and
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loopctrl, if you want to test locally by means of the isdnloop driver).
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See the INSTALL file.
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After having typed "make" in the top directory, there will
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(hopefully -:) be two important user level programs inside src/:
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(hopefully :-) be two important user level programs inside src/*/:
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- eftp is a simple EUROFILE client that allows for transferring files
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between a remote machine and your linux box by means of the EUROFILE
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- eftd is an EUROFILE server.
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Some older programmes, which are of less importance now, will also build:
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Some older programmes, which are of less importance now, will also
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build if you type `make really_all':
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- x25.echod listens on an x25 socket and echoes back every packet
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received. Access to the x25 Q-bit is enabled to demonstrate this
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The authentication library can even evaluate the peer's
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isdn number for its decisions. For this to work reliably,
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you need to use the cvs version of isdn4linux as of 1998-08-31 or
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newer or a kernel >= 2.3.4.
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newer or a kernel >= 2.2.12 or 2.3.4.
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Other sources of information:
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the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.
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- Henner
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$Id: TODO,v 1.6 1999/10/06 18:16:21 he Exp $
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$Id: TODO,v 1.7 1999/10/11 21:22:23 he Exp $
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Important:
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Not showstoppers, but should be done before a possible stable release:
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- 'make install', with reasonable default config files.
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- more casefix testing with new mangeling method
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- selectively and automatically (for file systems not supporting
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symlinks) disallow symlink-based transfer name database
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lookup
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- certain disconnect scenarios result in error/warning
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messages which are harmless, but might confuse novice users.
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(in particular, release/wait for release seems to be buggy)
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(in particular, release amd wait for release seems to be buggy)
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- scan all source files for FIXME/XXX/#if 0 labels and
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try cleaning this up.
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- improve autoconf readline support (support non-default
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@ -13,6 +13,10 @@ case $kversion
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;;
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esac
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if test `id --user` != 0; then
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echo 'This scripts needs to be run by root in order to perform all checks'
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exit 1
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fi
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#
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# Test if the kernel supports X.25
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# This only works if the /proc file system is mounted.
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@ -61,4 +65,3 @@ else
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echo "is not loaded or not set up correctly. Further checks aborted."
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exit 1
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fi
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