IFIRC, back in the days of RH70 and @Home, folks had to use pump instead of
dhcpcd. You might try that. I'm not sure you specified which distro and
version you were using.
On the subject of dhcpcd verbose option, you can always use the -d
option. Quoting from the man file:
-d With this flag dhcpcd will syslog(LOG_DEBUG,...) messages for about
every step it does. It's
recommended to use this option since it
doesn't really produce too much output but will
greatly help in resolving a problems if any.
At 06:15 PM 8/10/2002 -0500, John Cole wrote:
>Tim-
>
>I was mistaken in my original statement. Further poking around shows that
>dhcpcd is not receiving anything back from Cox at all. The IP address et
>al.. which I thought were from Cox were cached settings from another DHCP
>experiment. dhcpcd does not have a verbose option, and returns without
>writing anying to /etc/dhcpc, /etc/dhcpcd, or resolv.conf. I am going to
>do some more reading. If you have any thoughts, I would appreciate
>hearing them.
>
>John.
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