Could anyone with a working ethernet connection send me a tarball of
their debian networking setup files (e.g., by executing the
following -- ready to cut and paste!):
tar cvf - /etc/init.d /etc/networks /etc/host* /etc/resolv.conf \
/etc/gateways | gzip -9 | uuencode net.tgz > net.u
mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < net.u
or could someone with networking experience send me a note? I would
really appreciate it. I posted a couple of weeks ago about randomly
losing my static network routes (and hence all networking
functionality). Then I thought I fixed it by disabling 'routed'.
Well that didn't actually fix it. So I've continued looking for
clues. And I found what's causing the network route crash, but I
haven't ANY clue why. Get this:
My routes disappear when I use netscape (or lynx) to reach a
distant URL.
I'm not making this up. What the hell is wrong? I click on a link
and *bang* I lose my routes (and the browser freezes).
I would be extremely appreciative if someone could lend a hand
resolving this troubling (and crippling) problem. Thank you.
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