Re: what goes in /etc/cipe/peers/?

Tom,

I don't know he debian startup scripts, but my guess is that debian
is just expecting the options files to be in /etc/cipe/peers as you
have untuited. It is a matter to work out what it is expecting it
to be called (you can send me a copy of the script if you like).
Look for -o arguments for the ciped daemon.

Note, once you have things running, you'll want a stronger key
like as suggested by using: ps -auxw | md5sum

Tom

Tom Vier wrote:
> i'm a little confused how to setup cipe. the book i have says to setup
> /etc/cite/options.arp like this (with ip's swapped on the client):
> 
> me      10.0.0.1
> peer    10.0.0.2
> ptpaddr 192.168.255.241
> ipaddr  192.168.255.90
> key     test
> ipup    /etc/cipe/arp/ip-up
> ipdown  /etc/cipe/arp/ip-down
> debug   true
> maxerr -1
> 
> but the debian startup script wants something in /etc/cipe/peers/. i've
> tried copying options.arp to different names (vpn, cipcb0) in peers/,
> but it still doesn't work. this is in syslog:
> 
> Oct 18 13:47:49 opteron-prime ciped-cb[18288]: CIPE daemon vers 1.6.0
> (c) Olaf Titz 1996-2003
> Oct 18 13:47:49 opteron-prime ciped-cb[18288]: missing argument: pee

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