[LUAU] RE: Dead link?

[Doug Stanfield]

The current best way to access Road Runner from an un-supported operating
system is with the code available from the site below.  I would be
interested in talking with "The firewall appliance company" if they are
willing to install this on their system. I could probably help them find
more customers for the product.  I'd appreciate it if you could provide me a
contact.

-Doug-
Doug Stanfield             Oceanic Cable
Data Networking Manager    200 Akamainui St.
dougs at oceanic.com          Mililani, HI  96789 

<Glen Nakamura wrote on 12/9/98>
I have released a new version of rrsmpcd (login client for road runner
cable modems).  Version 0.12 includes changes from Al Youngwerth to fix
client status requests.

The source code is available at:
ftp://www.3rd-vertical.net/rrsmpcd/

Binaries (glibc2 only) for ix86 and alpha processors at:
ftp://www.3rd-vertical.net/rrsmpcd/binaries/

- glen

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Zachary Taylor [mailto:ztaylor at aloha.net]
> Sent: Friday, February 12, 1999 7:25 PM
> To: 'John L.'
> Cc: luau at luau.hi.net
> Subject: [LUAU] RE: Dead link?
> 
> 
> Can someone in the group help John out? I don't know where 
> the RoadRunner
> stuff is.
> 								Zach
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John L. [mailto:johnnyl at hawaii.edu]
> Sent: Friday, February 12, 1999 12:49 PM
> To: ztaylor at aloha.net
> Subject: Dead link?
> 
> 
>  Hello Zach, I just stumbled upon luau.hi.net and was reading 
> some of the
> linux roadrunner pages and decided to check out the perl 
> script used to
> login, but the server is apparently down 
> (wormhole.eosys.com). Anyhow, do
> you know where I might be able to find a copy of the login 
> client or where
> I could find the specifics behind the authentication procedure? I'm
> running a firewall appliance here and the fscking login program that
> oceanic provides seems to demand that whatever is attempting to
> authenticate must be assigned the IP from the DHCP server, so 
> since the
> firewall has a DHCP client and has taken an IP already, the 
> workstation
> trying to authenticate never gets authenticated (that's what 
> I think is
> going on). The firewall appliance company informed me that they could
> implement a login application into the realtime OS which the firewall
> uses, but the only C based login programs that I could find 
> are for the
> SanDiego RR users. Thanks for any pointers :)
> 
> -John L.
> johnnyl at hawaii.edu
> 
> 
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