On 9 Jun 1999, John Hasler wrote:

> Brad writes:
> > According to Documentation/devices.txt in the kernel source, an
> > application is supposed to follow the symlink and lock the actual device
> > (as well as the symlink). In this way, it doesn't cause the problem you
> > predict. If you find a package that doesn't do this, file a bug report
> > since it's quite a serious bug.
> 
> Better file such a bug report against pppd, then.

Go for it, the directions are at http://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting

Reply via email to