I have run out of time?! Can anyone please help?
proudhawk@uswestmail.net
proudhawk@uswestmail.net
30 Jan 2001 12:51:04 -0800
There is one other soultion you can use (actually 2).
keep the cx string (as @home won't work without it)
and setup some aliases in your linuxconf.
also, it might not be a bad idea to setup
a virtual redirector using dyndns.com
(I use pretorian.ath.cx and e-mail still gets here).
On Tue, 30 January 2001, "Steven M. Klass" wrote:
>
> At 06:05 AM 1/30/01 -0700, you wrote:
> >I am not an expert on the @home network but I will give you some guidence.
> >If anyone on plug can correct me please feel free. See
> >below.....
> >
> >Shea Ferring wrote:
> >
> > > Hello Phoenix Linux Users,
> > > I have been playing around with Linux over the last few months,
> > setting up
> > > a secure web server which runs perl cgi scripts, sends mail, uses openssl
> > > and does everything else a web server should do. Anyway, I have been
> > using a
> > > lot of the standard message boards for answering my questions, and reading
> > > online docs and bought a few books, but I have run out of time and
> > there are
> > > still a few more bugs that I have not figured out, and have not gotten
> > > answers to. I was wondering if there is anyone in the phoenix area who may
> > > have a free night available who can come over and help me clear up some of
> > > these problems. I know this is not a standard post, but I am in desperate
> > > need for some help, and getting hands on help is so much faster than online
> > > communication. If any of you Linux/Web gurus have a few free hours, I could
> > > pay for your time, or buy you lunch, or dinner or whatever if you could
> > help
> > > me out. Here is a quick overview of what I am doing and where I am at:
> > >
> > > I have a cable modem/router/hub configuration which forwards all http and
> > > https requests to my Linux box. I have a domain name registered, and
> > > pointing to my DNS and IP (of the router). I have a trial cert from
> > > verisign. and I am running RedHat 7.0 with apache and openssl. Here are my
> > > problems.
> > >
> > > I am using @home, and any mail I send from my Linux box to @home, is
> > > bounced?
>
> I have to make the assumption that your dns is working and that you have
> set your box up as "your domain" and not that
> cx-123.phx.chnd1.az.home.com. Cox will only accept connections from your
> cx number, otherwise it's relaying and they won't do it..
>
> What is your domain and can I resolve it?
>
>
> >You cannot relay mail to @home if you are simply fowarding from individual
> >accounts you should not have a problem with this. However if
> >you are trying to send mail to other host ie joeblow@yahoo.com you do not
> >need to relay through @home mail servers. REDHAT Sendmail will
> >communicate with virtually all SMTP mail servers on the net. But you need
> >to accept connections from the outside world on ports 25
> >(SMTP) and 110 (POP3) .
>
> You shouldn't need to accept connections on SMTP just send on
> them. This assumes you just want to "send" mail not recieve it. As far as
> sending mail you don't need to go through @home at all. They will probably
> not allow relaying as stated above. Can you send mail? Locally (echo hello
> | mail me@cx-123.phx.chnd1.az.home.com)? Externally (joblow@hotmail.com)?
> If you can send mail this is about all you are going to be able to do
> within the cox framework. Recieveing mail becomes difficult because now
> you need to open SMTP for recieveing. This also means your dns will have
> to be able to be resolved. Last time I tried this, cox does not reverse
> look-up any @ home network. So the best you could do is me@24.14.30.30
> Attempting to hi-jack their ip won't work, it breaches your contract with
> them.
> You only need to open POP3 if you mant to get your mail from
> external to your network. Like at work? But again, if your dns isn't
> right then this is futile.
>
> >This is where you might have problems with the @home network blocking
> >incoming connections.
> >
> > >
> > > I can access my server from another machine on the LAN in https mode, but I
> > > can only connect using http from outside the LAN?
> > > When I connect using https, I get a message that the name on the security
> > > certificate does not match the name on the site?
> >
> >This is most likley because the reverse lookup is failing.
> >even if you are running you own dns server you are not authoritive for the
> >reverse for
> >your public connected ip. @home is and I do not think they will release
> >control or make the entry you need since you likly have a
> >consumer account.
>
> Agreed, you are absolutely correct
>
> > >
> > > My registered domain name does note come up, so I need to use the IP to
> > > connect to the site?
> > >
> >
> >I would have to know the domain name in order to help here.
> >
> >Anyway if you cannot get these issues resolved then you might try finding
> >a local isp like the one I work for that offers server
> >colocation for 25 bucks a month*** or a friend who has dsl with static
> >ip's and a friendly isp.
> >Robert Hendley
> >DIGITAL FRONTIER ACCESS
>
> Another choice is to do something slightly different. I did the same thing
> about a year ago, and domain direct will allow you to route html pages to
> an IP address. So basically, you have a web site on a local box (@home
> network) and they hold the dns info on it. Then, when I connect to your
> domain, it's redirected to your @ home site. It's cheesy redirection, but
> it works. Now this IS A BREACH of your contract. Be warned!! If your IP
> gets flagged, you could be left without anything!!
>
> In short before you attempt anything else get your dns working. If this
> doesn't work for both the outside and the inside world, everything else
> will be moot.:(
>
> later
>
> > >
> > > If anyone could please help me out it would be much appreciated. Thanks.
> > >
> > > ~Shea~
> > >
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