JAWUG

TheRoDent: January 09, 2007

Tue Jan 9 05:13:32 2007

I've just finished Jawug's web-based DNS/Zone maintenance system so we can finally get rid of all these IPs during traceroutes.

Here dnsinstructions it is.

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TheRoDent: June 17, 2005

Fri Jun 17 00:55:15 2005

<code>

1. !/bin/sh

. /etc/functions.sh

WIFI=eth1

IPT=/usr/sbin/iptables

for T in filter nat mangle ; do $IPT -t $T -F $IPT -t $T -X done WIFI=eth1

$IPT -t filter -A INPUT -m state --state INVALID -j DROP $IPT -t filter -A INPUT -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT $IPT -t filter -A INPUT -p icmp -j ACCEPT $IPT -t filter -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 5001 -j ACCEPT

$IPT -A FORWARD -i $WIFI -p tcp -d 196.14.60.55 --dport 5001 -j ACCEPT $IPT -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 5000 -j DNAT --to-dest

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TheRoDent: March 17, 2005

Wed Jun 1 10:28:25 2005

I'm getting really irritated with third parties, commercially interested parties, and even _gasp_ goverment trying to get in on the whole community wireless thing. Out of the woodworks, appear airhive.net and the CSIR COIN project. All wanting in on this Wifi thing. All seemingly wanting "in" on the WUG's and their communities.

What are they thinking? JAWUG started as a three person small Wifi network. These people (Daffy, Lemon etc) got other people interested. An organization was formed with the idea of

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TheRoDent: June 01, 2005

Wed Jun 1 02:09:12 2005

Why Airhive should die a horrible death.

Examine, for yourself, the following links. Google search on some very specific search terms

Specifically note, the second search result points to airhive.net, yet the original content appears to come from seattlewireless.net

Now, examine Airhole's WIKI changes at http://www.airhive.net/phpwiki/index.php/RecentChanges?days=90

The fellows from airhive,

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TheRoDent: November 21, 2004

Sun Nov 21 13:42:25 2004

OpenWRT is goodness. I've converted two of my WRT54G's to OpenWRT, and now they're proper Linux boxen, without all the fluff that the Linksys crappy firmware adds to them.

I've installed olrsd. It's awesome. I've also configured both the WRT's and my notebook to use "ad-hoc" mode, which means they can all talk directly to each other, if need be. Ad-hoc mode is better than AP, or Client mode, in my opinion, especially if you're not going to be bridging ethernet traffic, but rather use

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TheRoDent: November 10, 2004

Wed Nov 10 21:22:51 2004

Update on GigabyteHacking: Well, Lemon and I (Is that I-Lemon?) have had some luck with the GigabyteAp's and we can get files up onto the accesspoints. Now, to get the binaries I'm building using the cross compiler to actually work

The toolchain from Gigabyte appears a bit broken, but then again, cross-compiling is a bit of a black art...

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