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bert hubert (PowerDNS.COM BV, Netherlabs BV) ,
HOWTO@ds9a.nl (HOWTO related only, do not send questions) lartc@mailman.ds9a.nl (mailing list/archive, the only place to send questions!) (subscribe before posting!) #lartc on irc.oftc.net (archives) | Translations:
[ Chinese (zh_CN.GB2312) ] [ French ] (fixed) [ Japanese (Nihongo) ] [ Korean ] [ Spanish ] [ Polish ]
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Linux has very advanced Routing, filtering and traffic shaping options. This site attempts to document how to configure and use these features.
| 2005-08-21 | The mailing list is down, big maintenance is going on to fix this. |
| 2003-11-04 | NAKANO Takeo translated the HOWTO into japanese. |
| 2003-07-28 | Ricardo Javier Cardenes reports that the Spanish translation is done! |
| 2003-07-26 | Started updating several sections based on the massive amount of email that concerned readers keep sending me, thanks! Added Thomas Graf as a section author in recognition for his work on the OSPF and BGP chapters. |
| 2002-11-00 | A spanish translation is appearing here. |
| 2002-11-08 | IPSEC IN LINUX 2.5.47! Read all about it here. |
| 2002-07-20 | Hate so called 'opt-in' spam? Visit this page or the local mirror. Even better, submit addresses of known opt-in spam supporters! |
| 2002-07-07 | Moved the IRC channel #lartc to irc.oftc.net - a very down to earth IRC network without operators begging for financial support. If you are new to IRC, give it a try. An excellent irc client is irssi. IRC archives will be back soon! |
| 2002-06-29 | Ottawa Linux Symposium 2002 presentation Linux Traffic Control for the User and Developer online! |
| 2002-05-15 | Finally replaced the malfunctioning server. Thanks to Dave Aaldering of Hubris we quickly found a new one. We are very confident that we will now be up >99%. |
| 2002-04-15 | Wondershaper 1.1 released |
| 2002-04-11 | Thanks to Arthur van Leeuwen we finally have a good section on how to combine multiple internet links succesfully. Today is also FLAG DAY! I've shifted to DocBook and all 'deep links' are now dead. The good news is that DocBook has features to make deep links more robust, so expect some nice URLs soon. |
| 2002-03-15 | Psssst! Sneak preview of what I've been doing the past year and a half or so: the PowerDNS not-for-profit release. In other news, the tea crisis has subsided. Family went to the UK and brought a year's supply of tea. |
| 2002-03-10 | Started migration to DocBook! I think the PDF looks a lot better. The HTML isn't bad either. Text needs some work though. Let me know what you think! |
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The advent of the Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control list also means that questions asked privately will no longer be answered, as these answers benefit only single users. Asking questions on the list is far more net-friendly. So if you want to ask us a question, subscribe to the mailinglist, and ask it! An archive is also available, and google has picked it up as well.
Please note that due to excessive spam the list has become 'members only' - so please subscribe first! The moderator will not approve postings from non-subscribed addresses as he is not available at all times. If you just want to post, and not receive mail, you can indicate this on the Mailman mailinglist management page.
Current version is 1.0.0 Files were last updated at 2004-03-31 00:11 CET (ie, about 52183.6 hours ago).
The French version by Laurent Foucher and Philippe Latu from the Technology Institute of the University of Toulouse plus Thierry Mallard and Yannick Quenec'hdu from Idealx is available here. Terrific work!
A Korean translation can be found on here.
Polish translation is here.
A CVS tree is available. try this:
$ export CVSROOT=:pserver:anon@outpost.ds9a.nl:/var/cvsroot $ cvs login CVS password: [enter 'cvs' (without 's)] $ cvs co 2.4routing cvs server: Updating 2.4routing U 2.4routing/lartc.db ...If you made changes and want to contribute them, run 'cvs -z3 diff -uBb', and mail the output to howto@ds9a.nl, we can then integrate it easily. Thanks! Please make sure that you edit the .db file, by the way, the other files are generated from that one. The idea is that this HOWTO will be a cooperative effort, much like the Linux kernel itself.
Trivial patches can be send to lartc-trivial@reeler.org.