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|    Stephen Atkins to Gert Andersen    |
|    Re: MBSE and Xinetd in new setup.    |
|    23 Mar 16 08:51:00    |
      Gert Andersen wrote to All:       GA> Hello All!       GA>        GA> I have reinstall a new system on my fido2 pc with Gentoo and this is now        GA> changed from using eth0 to enp2s0 in interface card and after installing        GA> xinetd is xinetd not start in reason of it like to use the old eth0 so my        GA> mbse it not right working self if it polls out but not running right as it        GA> should for the telnet connection to get the sysop as first user for        GA> mbsebbs and linux user.       GA> I have tried to find out where I in linux config files shall change eth0        GA> to be enp2s0.       GA> There is then 2 choise there is either.       GA> 1. make linux use the old eth0       GA> 2. get changed xinetd to use enp2s0 instead of eth0.       GA>        GA> It is just the newuse of interface keep going changed eth0 to enp2s0 and        GA> change it again to eth0, self if I try to make linux to keep it to be        GA> eth0.       GA>               ArchLinux does the same thing. In their network setup docs       (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_configuration) it shows how to       change the device name using the udev rules. You could probably doe the same       sort of thing with Gentoo.              I have not tried this so your mileage may vary.              Stephen                      ---       The Bit Bucket BBS - telnet://bbs.thebitbucket.ca              --- MBSE BBS v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux-x86_64)        * Origin: The Bit Bucket BBS (1:342/13)    |
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