I spoke to soon I think earlier when I thought I was having a problem with diald and buffering. I have been playing with full debug and find that on the initial link-up, I send SYN packets to my ISP's DNS server on my local interface I defined in my diald options file. The problem I think is that I use a dynamic IP assignment from my ISP and if I don't re-send a SYN packet AFTER the link is up, I receive no ACK packets from my ISP so I never get to actually get any data. If I send another request after the link is up, the SYN packets show my new IP address from PPP and I promptly get ACK packets and start transfering data. Anyone have any ideas on how to get diald to reflect my new IP address before sending SYN packets so I receive ACK packets on the proper interface without having to re-send SYN packets after the link is up? Thanks again, Brian Dawson - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-diald" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
