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The B3 allows every address on the LAN to access every address and every port on the internet by replacing the original sender address (which is invalid as far as the internet is concerned) with it's own internet address. This includes port 445 and the other side will never see any difference betwee...

Strangely I can't remember ever having used the simpler ereg() functions because I found them too confusing (I use other stuff with Perl-style regexes as well). Like the link that Ubi provided states, it's fairly simple to rewrite ereg() functions to preg() functions. In fact that simple that you co...

It doesn't seem that dramatic: http://php.net/manual/en/migration53.incompatible.php

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AFAIK this should be the correct setting. I should have probably been a bit more clear about the try with a workstation suggestion. The objective is that you set up the PPTP connection on the B3 and with the workstation connected to the B3 LAN interface verify if internet access does work from that ...

If you can get console access using the rescue system, and you can mount the storage volume, go to /home/admin and find the file .bubbacfg AllowRemote=no default_lang=en hotfix=yes language= network_profile=router run_wizard=no show_sideboard=1 Change the value in the first line to "yes" a...

If there's no route set to use eth0, then traffic should be handed to ppp0. To verify, you might try to trace what's happening using tcpdump (`apt-get install tcpdump`).

My bad - wrong interface and trying to be fancy myself. The command 'su' without arguments will make you user 0, which is root by any name.

I can read German BTW

That all sounds hopelessly complex and if you were to ask me, hardly adds any security and may even degrade security. First off you should never allow access to port 22 (or whatever obscure port that does the same) from untrusted addresses. This implies that anyone trying to gain access to your serv...

Hmmm... Did you also try from a different machine in your LAN? The trouble with VPN's can be that your sending a bad return address when attempting connect from the machine that's hosting either side of the tunnel. The trouble in this case is that while you can in fact connect to the intended target...

Hmm... If I disable Wifi it works, but then I'm out of Wifi :evil: ... Is it possible to split br0 into wlan0 and eth1? Of course you can - it's bridging that's out of the ordinary. It will probably cause problems with DNSmasq (and its integrated DHCP) though and you may have to switch to something...

It should be as simple as setting defaultroute in your PPP options. Verify by typing ~# ip route 172.18.10.0/24 dev br0 proto kernel scope link src 172.18.10.254 192.168.2.0/24 dev eth0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.2.3 default via 192.168.2.254 dev eth0 * mine looks a bit weird because I'm be...

The root password is usually shielded from logging in directly through SSH. You need to connect as a regular user first and then become root by issuing the 'su' command, at which point you'll be asked to supply the root password.

Can this not just be that port 9001 is blocked by a firewall between internet and your B3? I'd say yes. ORPort is about being a TOR server, so that won't work if the firewall is up. According to the supplied log client functionality is working, so most likely the problem with the webbrowser is not ...

I agree - that is strange. However a bridge does imply there is some type of routing involved (I'm not totally familiar with the fundamentals on this) *and* shurely you must have added a DNAT rule to the firewall to transfer incoming traffic to the webserver. What may be happening here is that your ...

How do you connect to that webserver? Normally if you're on the same wired network you'd make a direct connection to it and thus never pass any other machine like the B3. An exception would be that you're using the external DNS name and need the B3 to DNAT that address to the internal webserver, *or...