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2006/8/6, Michael Hordijk <hoffbrinkle@×××××××.com>: |
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> Jonathan Schaeffer wrote: |
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> > I have to configure the cisco vpn client at home on my amd64 gentoo box. |
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> I haven't see any other responses to your post, but I use vpnc instead |
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> of the Cisco client and had great success with it. And I thought it was |
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> much easier to get working. And easier to configure routes afterwards |
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> if you don't want your normal Internet traffic going over your VPN |
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> connection. |
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Sadly (very sadly indeed), vpnc doesn't support certificate |
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authentication and it's the way the cisco vpn server is configured at |
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work. |
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Well, I guess I'll push them once more to install an openvpn server ... |
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However ... I'm not sure about how the whole things work but the csico |
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vpn binaries are 32bits executables and link to the /lib32/libc |
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Is it possible that something is not well installed/configured with |
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the 32 bit emulation (if it's about 32bit emulation). |
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Have I any chance to get it working in a 32 bit chroot ? I've never |
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done it before but next step would be such a try. |
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thanks |
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jonathan |
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