Mike Patterson writes:
> I'm almost there, thanks to various people's help. The last problem I
> have has the symptoms of a routing problem, but ifconfig and route say
> differently. Here are the outputs. any clues?
> # route
> Kernel IP routing table
> Destination Gateway Genmask
I'm almost there, thanks to various people's help. The last problem I have
has the symptoms of a routing problem, but ifconfig and route say differently.
Here are the outputs. any clues?
# route
Kernel IP routing table
Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric RefUse Iface
To those who were (or weren't) having the same problem as me (PPP freezes
in kernel 2.2), I found the answer after talking with Clifford Kite on
comp.os.linux.networking (he didn't suggest it, though, he just prompted me
to get on with the diagnosing):
The modem UART type wasn't set right. On
In reply to Johnny Thompson:
> I had the same problem.. IP masquerade isn't re-reading
> the firewall rules after the link goes down. Creating a
> null /etc/{wherever}ipmasqueradeislocatedinthisdirectory/ppp
> .file.
>
> touch /etc/ipmasq/ppp .. That should solve your problem.. ;)
>
> If
Like a dolt, I didn't even recognize this. I had the exact same problem
that Kris has described, and after a reinstall, I noticed it went away
"automagically". Of course, I don't have ipmasq installed this time.
*doh!*
BTW, HTML-mail SUCKS. :)
Sean
Johnny Thompson wrote:
I had the same proble
I had the same problem.. IP masquerade isn't re-reading the firewall rules
after the link goes down. Creating a null /etc/{wherever}ipmasqueradeislocatedinthisdirectory/ppp
file.
touch /etc/ipmasq/ppp .. That should solve your problem.. ;)
If that doesn't work, uninstall ipmasq because you prob
In reply to John Pearson:
>These [Exim things in ps ax output] should run briefly when you start
>your session, and then be gone.
>
>If they are still running it may be that there is a problem with exim's
>setup that is preventing it from quitting in a timely manner, or it may
>just be a further s
{blush} You can tell I follow the digest now... darn. Apologies for the
waste of bandwidth, but it's for archive continuity (and so people actually
know wts(meg) I was going on about). Re-send, in reply to "Sean"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, with the correct subject:
>
Nope. inetd has been well and
On 17-May-99 Sean wrote:
> A quick kludge that might fix your problem (it fixed it on my machine under
> hamm, and after I get done upgrading to slink, I'm going to try it there) is
> to kill inetd. I think the problem revolves around the netbase script in
> the /etc/init.d folder trying to use i
A quick kludge that might fix your problem (it fixed it on my machine under
hamm, and after I get done upgrading to slink, I'm going to try it there) is
to kill inetd. I think the problem revolves around the netbase script in
the /etc/init.d folder trying to use ifwadm(or something like that) inst
At 19:35 16/05/1999 +, you wrote:
>After I got everything installed, I
>immediately downloaded, installed and ran apt-get, and promptly upgraded to
>Slink, just as I had done when Slink first went stable. And now I can't use
>any of the >2.0.x kernels AND have ppp work. I've tried everything
Kris writes:
> # cat /etc/resolv.conf
> domain globalnet.co.uk # <- Tried with, without,
> search globalnet.co.uk # <- and combinations of.
> nameserver 194.126.82.5
> nameserver 194.126.86.9
The 'domain' and 'search' directives won't affect your problem (In fact
they are rarely needed at all).
Sean
-Original Message-
From: Kris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: Sunday, May 16, 1999 10:58 AM
Subject: Re: Kernel 2.2.x: PPP routing problem?
>At 08:32 16/05/1999 +, you wrote:
> >I have a working ppp on kernel 2.2.9. my pppd command
At 08:32 16/05/1999 +, you wrote:
>I have a working ppp on kernel 2.2.9. my pppd command is
>
>exec /usr/sbin/pppd /dev/ttyS0 115200 lock modem crtscts \
> asyncmap 0 defaultroute connect $DIALER_SCRIPT
>pppd --version
>(pppd version 2.3 patch level 5)
>
>egrep -v '#|^ *$' /etc/ppp/opt
At 20:21 15/05/1999 +, you wrote:
>Ppp is known to have problems with 2.2.X.
Indeed it does. *thwap*
>How about the far end of the ppp link?
Nope; the only thing I can ping or otherwise communicate with is localhost
& the dynamic IP which I'm assigned (from /var/log/ppp.log).
>Option nam
Subject: Kernel 2.2.x: PPP routing problem?
Date: Sat, May 15, 1999 at 05:46:14PM +0100
In reply to:Kris
Quoting Kris([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Problem: PPP works fine under kernel 2.0.36; under 2.2.x it connects, but
> it seems like no packets go in or out. tcpdump only show
Kris writes:
> Problem: PPP works fine under kernel 2.0.36; under 2.2.x it connects, but
> it seems like no packets go in or out.
Ppp is known to have problems with 2.2.X.
> ...not _any_ remote IPs (including my nameservers).
How about the far end of the ppp link?
> -am and -vj make no differen
Problem: PPP works fine under kernel 2.0.36; under 2.2.x it connects, but
it seems like no packets go in or out. tcpdump only shows what looks like
things trying to get out, but not getting anything back (really technical,
huh?). I can ping myself (localhost & local IP), but not _any_ remote IPs
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