Would anyone be so kind as to instruct me on exactly how to be removed from this list... I believe I've tried all the classics - must be missing something. Thanks.
Chris > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 4:53 AM > To: Albert Bachmann > Cc: Darren Reed; [email protected] > Subject: Re: Getting ipfilter to work on Solaris 10 > > > >There isn't. If I add such a file I get an sppp0 interface > but the IP > >address is invalid since it is assigned upon connection to > my ISP. If I > >connect another interface (sppp1) is created. > > I don't think you need one. You should just create the one > on connection; if autopush is enabled for sppp, I'd expect > the module to be there. But perhaps you can test using > ifconfig modinsert. > > >I don't know how to STOP-A or L1-A. I use Solaris on a x86 machine. > > You'd need to boot under the kernel debugger (boot -k) and > then type F1-A. > > >For now I give up. Solaris' own ipfilter is clearly not working and > >using a self compiled ipfilter causes system crashes. I was quite > >determined to run Solaris but this and other issues are very > >frustrating. For over a week now I try to get it working > properly with > >only very limited success. Given the fact that a lot of Sun people > >treat Linux like a child implying Solaris' technical superiority I > >expected more from this OS. This is not the place for such a > rant but I > >am sick of it. I will look after the core files and report > them later. > >Thanks again Darran for your advices! > > > I think you may need to use the "plink" option for ppp in > order to push the appropriate modules on the stack. > > Casper >
