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Tag for marking questions about ClearOS, not to be confused with Clear Linux, for which the /clear-linux tag is available. For general Linux questions apply the /linux tag.

A -based operating system developed by ClearFoundation with optional commercial support provided by ClearCenter. Its intended application includes network gateways and servers.

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Routing specific user/application through VPN only

I have a similar setup to a question raised here some time ago. Here I have a VPN (OpenVPN) running on my ClearOS server (acting as a gateway for my LAN's internet/security, with two network interfaces, eno1 = WAN, eno2 = LAN) that i use to tunnel…
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Stuck on "Determining IP information for wlan0" at boot

In my struggles to install ClearOS correctly, I now have another problem: After the first boot I keep getting stuck on "Determining IP information for wlan0...". It doesn't move forward at all. I've even waited for 20 minutes before continuing, but…
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How would I build a linux based router?

I am looking into building a Linux based router out of a home-built Linux server. I don't have much experience with the software required however. I would like the server to run the following applications router firewall kerberos auth…
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Can no longer update ClearOs 7

If I run yum update, I get loads of errors: Error: Package: glib2-devel-2.54.2-2.el7.x86_64 (clearos-centos) Requires: glib2(x86-64) = 2.54.2-2.el7 Removing: glib2-2.50.3-3.el7.x86_64 (@clearos) …
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Will Centos binary(program) run on ClearOS?

So I managed to compile with cmake3 on Centos 6+ but trying to do the same on ClearOS, I am geting an error that g++ must be 5.1 or above? My plan is to upload the compiled centos program to the clearos and see if it runs? Thanks!
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