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Okay!
I've written a script to wake up lisa. It must be run as root, or else lisa won't start correctly. I'd be glad if you could test it a little. For it to work, it needs correctly set up network card.
here's the link: http://users.volja.net/zejnovi/lissetup.sh
Just do this in console:
wget http://users.volja.net/zejnovi/lissetup.sh
chmod +x lissetup.sh
./lissetup.sh
Okay, the script has been reviewed and improved so now it actually does work.
8)
It autodetects private network ranges 10.x.x.x, 192.168.x.x and 172.16.x.x-172.32.x.x
Do try it, lisa is actually quite good stuff.
I tried your script and it apparently worked since Lisa reports it running on port 7741. But when I try to browse LAN's KDE report that Lisa isn't running. What a bitch that Lisa is! What the purpose for Lisa anyway?
what is lisa? a quick google did not turn up anything (on the first page at least)...
Lisa is a browser for lan, it checks for fish(ssh), ftp, smb, http access on remote computers and shows them by IP. It's not in google, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by sn0wflake
How did you browse? it's having some problems if you type lan:// directly in konqueror.. tried in Network browsing? It should work.
I browsed the LAN by lan:// :oops: I have to type smb:// and now it works :)
Did you look under services sidebar in konqueror and tried network browsingQuote:
Originally Posted by sn0wflake
I'm new to Linux with Knoppix 3.4, but this seems brilliant. I clicked on the "Services" button at the bottom of the left-hand toolbar in Konqueror, then "LAN Browser", and I'm browsing through the shared folders on my LAN-connected Windows XP Home machine.
Thanks very much for posting this. If there's another easy way to browse Windows SMB shared folders from Knoppix, I don't know what it is. (Anyone who does, feel free to post it).
This is a nice short script. Any chance of getting Klaus Knopper to include it on the cd, with a menu item to start it as root?
In the meantime, how about a live-install via Fabian Franz's "Knoppix-Live Installer"? Inclusion on the cd would be ideal, since an internet connection isn't always available, but a live-install setup would be very nice too.
Thanks again,
David.
wget http://users.volja.net/zejnovi/lissetup.sh && chmod +x lissetup.sh && sudo ./lissetup.sh
This one-liner will download and run the script as root a bit more smoothly than the three-liner at the top of this thread.
Just copy the whole line and paste it into a shell at the command prompt (use SHIFT-Insert key to paste in Konsole). There's no need to switch to root manually. I'd still like to see lissetup as a menu item on the cd, though, under "KNOPPIX" -> "Network/Internet" or "Utilities."
Once you have the script downloaded to your persistent home dir, you can run it again (after rebooting, for example) with
sudo ./lissetup.sh
Thanks again for a very helpful script.
Ok, as you've written a fairly useful script, that would good fit toQuote:
Originally Posted by mkklavz
Knoppix-Menu/Utilities, you will now have to learn how to make a debian package.
In earlier times I have made packages for several scripts, but as my time gets less and less and we want more developers and not less ;-).
For inclusion Klaus will need such a package.
Ok,
take a look at:
http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/CeBit....1.orig.tar.gz
http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/CeBit..._0.1-1.diff.gz
http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/CeBit...nfig_0.1-1.dsc
Use:
[code]
dpkg-source -x *.dsc
[/code
to create the directory with the applied patch, look at the patch to see what needs to be done to make a debian package.
How to make a debian package in shortest form:
- Create sourcedir with version number
- Create makefile with default: empty-section and install:-section
Look at the diff and see if its appropriate.Code:dh_make
# edit / remove files in debian/ subdirectory
debuild
See also http://www.debian.org/devel/
cu
Fabian