Hello,
Dieter Jäger:
> The sl0 device entries are set up by the diald package, which task is to
> automatically dial up the line to your ISP if needed.
I guess the solution, then, is:
a) if you want on-demand dialling, set up that (using diald),
b) otherwise, get rid of the diald package
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Hi Avery,
The sl0 device entries are set up by the diald package, which task is to
automatically dial up the line to your ISP if needed. This should be no problem
with your dialin script. Try setting another IP-adress (something like
10.0.0.1/10.0.0.2) for your
Are you running slip? The default route is set in /etc/init.d/network
The other routes will also be added from that file. Kernel 2.2.x
automatically adds a route for each interface when it is activated.
I use diald which creates a slip device to act as a proxy for the
ppp connection. When traffi
Hi, I'm new to this list so if this is the wrong place to ask this please
tell me. I recently bought the Debian CDs and managed to get everything
installed. My first project was to get my modem properly connecting to my
ISP. After finally getting my modem working and the scripts set up I still
have
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