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I have upgraded my life to using Zendesk.com's solution for Help Desk. They have an Extension that allows integration with SugarCRM.
I attempted to install it using the intuitive installer under Addins and it failed.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Click the down arrow to the right of Reports and select Addons.
2. Scroll to the bottom of the list and find SugarCRM, then click Install.
3. After a few moments, it will show install again. Scroll to the top of the list and you will find the following error:
Status: error - Missing Dependency: elastix-framework >= 2.2.0-26 is needed by package elastix-sugarcrm-addon-5.2.0l-8.noarch (elastix-extras) .....
I went to the Packages section and ran a search which came up with this:
Nick Howitt wrote: IDS is not as easy as that. Sometimes when there is an attack the IPS/IDS searches for the response to the attacker. An example of this is a brute force login attempt. Snort monitors for all the login failures returning to the attacker. In this case you are seen as the source and the attacker as the destination. This confuses the hell out of the graphics! I suspect really the webconfig needs recoding!
Wow...that would be great...
thank you very much to Darryl Sokoloski for the proof-of-concept monitor android app and Peter Baldwin and also all of the developer in this beautiful forum.
Can't wait to see the source & be a part of this development...
Good point Tim! Sorry about the Flexshare confusion in Marketplace. Assuming I don't get distracted by the usual whirlwind, I can push the Flexshare app out to the build system shortly.
Dont suppose theres a 5.2 to 6.xx upgrade out there?
Nope. The upgrade path will likely be available in a later version. The upstream vendor doesn't officially support upgrades, but we'll at least have an unofficial way to go about it. About half of the apps in 6 already have upgrade scripts in place, but nothing has been fully tested yet.
I would badly need even a line by line tutorial.
I need to upgrade a very sensitive database from 5.0.77 to 5.1 and I cannot find any info on how to upgrade in ClearOS.
I still have DNS requests that are local getting out to opendns. They are as follows...
xc-560-c67015??.portrait.lan This one is a printer
I think it would be normal for these to go out to public DNS? There is the one entry that is just portrait.lan which seems kind of weird as that is what my "domain" name is. I dont actually have a domain setup.
wpad.portrait.lan
portrait.lan
isatap.portrait.lan
I also still have...
image.clients.portraitexpress.com
This one is not a site at all. When I ping it from the lan, it resolves to an opendns IP, when I ping using a site, it does not come back with anything.
Any ideas?
How long have you been using Porteus?? I just looked it up on Distowatch and it seems interesting. I don't know that I've used anything based off slackware before. Fedora does support OpenVPN, I am just not sure exactly how to configure the client side of things. I've found whenever I search for how to do this it always gives instructions as if I'm going from Fedora to Fedora or Ubuntu to Ubuntu. Never from one to the other. I have set this up in windows a bunch but never in Linux and am not really sure how to do it. I would like to use cl as much as possible for getting this going, just because I think there is more control there & just user preference.
Hello everyone, I have another project I'm working on and need some help.
I am trying to setup a basic HTPC for my new place and want to use fedora desktop (I am currently using 15) and I would like to be able to connect it to my two remote clearos servers that host some media.. music/videos etc. What is the best VPN for the job?? And how do I configure it?? I haven't found much luck on a solid way of installing all these VPN's every website seems to have a different way of accomplishing this.
Any light anyone could shed on this would be awesome, thank you much for your help in advance!
I added Tim's miniupnpd package to the build system and the RPM is ready for testing. To install and run it:
Code:
yum --enablerepo=clearos-test install miniupnpd
service miniupnpd start
I think that's it. Please report back here on how things are working.
For hackers
I bumped the version to the latest one available. The rest is all Tim's work.
For those of you who plan on diving into the build system, you will need to upgrade the clearos-devel package to get the "mockbuild" step working (as described in one of the packaging docs). You will also need to install the iptables-devel dependency if you want to build the RPM on your system:
For Tim and any others who would like to make changes, you can add patches, as well as update the config and init scripts in CVS. When you are ready to push it to the build system, just let me know. The documentation on the process is here, but it might need a few updates.
I could not install using "yum --enablrepo=timb install app-network-scanning "
I kept getting "Command line error: no such option: --enablrepo"
I needed to add an "e" to enablErepo
Nick Howitt wrote: Yes. Add forwarding blocks in iptables:
Code:
iptables -I FORWARD -p tcp --dport 53 -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -p udp --dport 53 -j DROP
This means only lookups originating from ClearOS will get out, possibly except if you use a non-transparant proxy. You will then have people crying out that they can't access the internet.
Another possible way is to redirect their requests to ClearOS in the prerouting table with something like:
I've never tried this before but it may well work. It would have the advantage of being totally transparent to the user if it works.
Nice, that seems to work. I tried the second method. I just wish opendns would hurry up with collecting stats so I can verify that my local dns queries are not going outside anymore.
The first version of the Active Directory Connector is available, but I would wait for the updated version that is coming out shortly (with the release of ClearOS Professional Beta 3). If you send a quick note to me (pbaldwin@clearcenter.com) with your ClearCenter account name, I'll make sure there's an evaluation subscription added to your account -- I'm not sure the self-serve evaluation will be available in Beta 3.
In theory, the RADIUS app in version 6 should behave the exact same way. The version 5 release was converted over to the way things are done in 6, but the app has not been verified.
