In that case, since Mandrake's Internet connection sharing feature is incompatible
with the current kernel, how do I disable it? I get several errors every time I boot
my computer, one with the DHCP server, one with the service "Setting up local network
broadcast route..." (or something like that), and possibly others. I don't want these
errors to continue.
When I select the "Internet connection sharing" feature in DrakConf, all it asks me is
whether or not I would like to set it up. It doesn't ask me if I would like to enable
it or disable it, only whether I would like to enable it or cancel (do nothing). Has
anyone else managed to figure out how to disable Internet connection sharing? I'm
beginning to think that Mandrakesoft forgot to include this vital feature!!
Paul
--- civileme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Uh huh. Internet connection sharing uses ipchains which needs emulation or a
>compatibility library to work in 2.4, because a new setup is now available.
>Internet connection sharing uses ip-masquerade which is a feature of the
>kernel. In 2.0 the interface was ipfwadm, in 2.2 it was ipchains, and now it
>is iptables [Netfilter] in 2.4. So you are trying to access the same kernel
>function with an old interface.
>
>Civileme
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