ipcop problems

[Kenneth]

--- augie <grayfox78 at cox.net> wrote:

> Hey Pluggers,
> Anybody using ipcop firewall? Was it hard to DL and install? 
> I'm having a BIG problem with it. I downloaded versions 140,146,
> and 148 and burned the ISOs but my pc won't read the iso. I've
> verified that it is an iso 
> and not an image. I changed the cdrom to a newer one (2003)...no 
> joy, still failed to read the iso.

It isn't clear to me what you tried to do when you say the pc won't read it. 
Is it supposed to be bootable and doesn't boot? Can you mount it? If so, does
the list of files show up with ls?

What about a loopback mount of the iso image file, to make sure you're
starting with a somewhat sane file?

Soes the site provide an md5 or sha1 checksum file?  If so, verify the
downloaded iso against that.  You can also directly md5sum the CDROM device
to verify that it burned correctly.

> I've also made a floppy boot disk but no joy.

No joy with what?  How did you try to use the boot floppy?

> I even tried the http/ftp install but when I entered the ip
> address for ipcop(66.35.250.210) I get an error that the
> tarball was not found at that  address.
> Anybody have any ideas what else I can do, different ip addy,
> anything?

host 66.35.250.210 tells me it's an alias for 66.35.250.24, which resolves as
vhost.sourceforge.net.  ftp was rejected, and http just cave me what looks
like a directory listing of an apache tree, so I'm not sure this is the
address you wanted.



		
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