Edit the right file and you’ll get rid of this error.

http://msft-dnl.digitalrivercontent.net/msoffice/pub/X12-30283/X12-30283.exe

http://msft-dnl.digitalrivercontent.net/msoffice/pub/X13-82303/X13-82303.exe

Happy downloading !

Enjoy

ipsec_setup: Starting Openswan IPsec U2.6.29/K2.6.32.25…
ipsec_setup: rm: invalid option — d
ipsec_setup: BusyBox v1.15.3 (2010-11-11 22:22:00 PST) multi-call binary
ipsec_setup: Usage: rm [OPTIONS] FILE…

you can easily fix it by editing the following file: /usr/lib/ipsec/_realsetup and on line 293 change:

rm test -d `echo $subsyslock | sed -r ‘s/(^.*\/)(.*$)/\1/’` “&&” touch $subsyslock “&&”

to rm test -rf `echo $subsyslock | sed -r ‘s/(^.*\/)(.*$)/\1/’` “&&” touch $subsyslock “&&”

Ok here goes,
The challenge was to install openswan ipsec support on top of the openwrt custom firmware using a Linksys WRT54GL router. The usual way to do this would be using the package manager that comes with OpenWRT (opkg) but since this router has only a 4MB flash, if using the default firmare from openwrt, there’s not enough space to install openswan. The way to do it is to build a custom firmware using OpenWrt’s Image Builder.

The instructions on how to use the builder can be found here:
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/obtain.firmware.generate

The issue i had is that it’s quiet confusing to understand which packages to use for a custom firmare. The article in the link above shows us how to get a list of the default packages coming with the official firmare:

After a few times trying i ended up with the following make command to generate a firmware that would fit in the 4mb flash card on the router. I had to drop some of the default packages (the ones with a – in front of their name in the below command) in order to keep the firmare + web gui + openswan configuration:

make image PACKAGES=”base-files busybox dnsmasq dropbear firewall hotplug2 libc libgcc nvram uci udevtrigger wireless-tools luci kmod-crypto-core kmod-crypto-aes kmod-crypto-arc4 kmod-ipt-core kmod-ipt-conntrack kmod-ipt-nat kmod-ipt-nathelper -kmod-ppp -kmod-pppoe kmod-crc-ccitt kmod-diag kmod-switch kmod-b43 kmod-b43legacy kmod-cfg80211 kmod-mac80211 libiptc liblua libnl-tiny libuci libuci-lua libxtables crda iptables iptables-mod-conntrack iptables-mod-nat iw -ppp -ppp-mod-pppoe uhttpd wpad-mini -lua openswan -nano mtd -opkg”

Note the openswan package at the end. When issuing this command the system will build the custom firmware which is under 4mb so it will fit your router’s flash. You can then upload the firmare onto the router using tftp as described here: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt54g

Good luck

Apr 16 18:47:20 vpn pluto[6294]: “test2″ #1: probable authentication failure (mismatch of preshared secrets?): malformed payload in packet
Apr 16 18:47:20 vpn pluto[6294]: | payload malformed after IV
Apr 16 18:47:20 vpn pluto[6294]: | b3 39 dc a6 a7 2a 59 0f d9 06 4b 7f 4a ed 0f 7a
Apr 16 18:47:20 vpn pluto[6294]: “test2″ #1: sending notification PAYLOAD_MALFORMED to 81.141.210.226:500

On the client side i was getting:

010 “test2″ #1: STATE_MAIN_I3: retransmission; will wait 40s for response
003 “test2″ #1: Informational Exchange message must be encrypted
003 “test2″ #1: discarding duplicate packet; already STATE_MAIN_I3
031 “test2″ #1: max number of retransmissions (2) reached STATE_MAIN_I3. Possible authentication failure: no acceptable response to our first encrypted message

I made sure there are no typos in ipsec.secrets but in the end I figured out the issue.
You have to have a new blank line after the PSK declaration in ipsec.secrets otherwise the system doesn’t recognize it. Hope it helps.

AppName: outlook.exe AppVer: 11.0.5510.0 AppStamp:3f1380f0
ModName: mso.dll ModVer: 11.0.5606.0 ModStamp:3f334cce
fDebug: 0 Offset: 0001f7b8

The only solution that worked for me was to delete C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\outcmd.dat

This file stores some settings in outlook that you can redo after your program starts in normal mode.

Good luck

After a bunch of hours of testing and retesting i found out that the DNS was faulty.
The first server had it’s own dns server running on localhost, the second one (the one with the delays) connected to our provider’s dns.
I’ve installed a bind nameserver on the second server and all is ok now.

Hope it helps.

If  you want install mondo using apt-get you’ll have to add the following to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:

deb ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org/debian 5.0 contrib
deb-src ftp://ftp.mondorescue.org/debian 5.0 contrib

Then run apt-get update and apt-get install mondo.
That’s it.

The plugin is easy to integrate but a little tricky to configure. There are 2 places where you need to edit:

1) The tinyMCE init function where you’ll have to add:

tinyMCE.init({
mode : “textareas”,
theme : “advanced”,
plugins : “Archiv”,
Archiv_settings_file : “/abs/path/to/config.php”,
theme_advanced_buttons1_add : “Archiv_files,Archiv_images”
});
2) The config file of the plugin in which the paths are required to be full paths not relative but i’ve tricked them like this:

# full path to upload files to and show files from
‘upload_path’            => $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']. ‘uploaded/’,
# full URI to upload directory
‘upload_uri’            => ‘http://’. $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']. ‘/uploaded/’,

This should get you up and running. Tune the rest of the config options to suit your needs and enjoy this wonderful plugin. Many thanks to the authors.

First of all you’ll have to update your Xp to SP3, otherwise you’ll have issues installing the Conexant Audio Card and Modem Card. Also you’ll have issues with the Wireless Driver which will connect only to WPA enabled routers not WPA2/PSK.

When installing the Wireless Driver do it manually from the Device Manager instead of using dell’s setup.

You can find the archive here ( www.ithowto.ro/download/vostro_1015_xp_drivers_all.zip ).

Good luck.