In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote: > According to changelog.Debian, the pppoe patch was removed in ppp > 2.4.1.uus-1 because it broke demand dialing:
> * Removed kernel mode pppoe patch. Breaks demand dialling. Upstream > is planning on native pppoe support for 2.4.2 (Closes: #103843) Hm, they consider removing a feature a bugfix :( I use the kernel based pppoe stuff since half a year now (starting with my own patched version of pppd) and I never cared about the (IMO) usermode Version. I think pppoe.so should be added to the ppp package again, or even moved to a seperat package. Since we are talking about "sid" here it should be no problem to use a CVS version of pppd to make dial-on demand working as well. Sven -- "Even though I once ported Midnight Commander for NT, I now think, that giving OpenSource support for an OS that is commercial is nonsense" (Juan Grigera on slashdot.org) /me is [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://geggus.net/sven/ on the Web
