Erik Corry wrote:
> It's the local IP that makes things unreachable, because your packets
> are all sent out with the wrong source address so the answers never
> get to you.
Thanks. I wasn't sure what the exact problem was. A couple of things I
have noticed are that I get the following error message when I first
start diald (which is version 0.98.2, the latest Debian Linux provides):
Jun 6 12:07:55 debian kernel: diald uses obsolete (PF_INET,SOCK_PACKET)
I read in the changelog that version 0.98.3 fixes incompatibilities with
Glibc 2.1, which I have, so I am going to try compiling a newer version.
I use ip masquerading with a win 95 machine. Sometimes, when using pppd
by itself, I get the following message, but never with diald:
Jun 6 09:10:19 debian kernel: IP_MASQ:ip_fw_masquerade(): change
masq.addr from 199.2.132.98 to 199.2.132.135
This suggests to me that the local IP address is updated for pppd alone
and not diald.
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