The old rp-pppoe init script works without problems on my up-to-date
gentoo router. I prefer this way, too.
Nobody needs the old init.d-script anymore.
Perhaps we don´t need it, but we like to use it.
The OP said he wanted to use the script. If he wants to use that, it´s his
decision, isn´t
The old rp-pppoe init script works without problems on my up-to-date
gentoo router. I prefer this way, too.
Nobody needs the old init.d-script anymore.
Perhaps we don´t need it, but we like to use it.
The OP said he wanted to use the script. If he wants to use that, it´s his
decision,
The old rp-pppoe init script works without problems on my up-to-date
gentoo router. I prefer this way, too.
Nobody needs the old init.d-script anymore. Here are the advantages of
using baselayout:
- you can unmerge rp-pppoe
- the pppoe-plugin provided by pppd uses the kernel
I was using the (nowadays) old /etc/init.d/rp-pppoe script to
start/stop my adsl connection, but I did an emerge world without
looking at the messages that now the net script should handle all
possible types of connection, so now I don't know how to configure it.
config_ppp0=( ppp )
Sven Köhler wrote:
I was using the (nowadays) old /etc/init.d/rp-pppoe script to
start/stop my adsl connection, but I did an emerge world without
looking at the messages that now the net script should handle all
possible types of connection, so now I don't know how to configure it.
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