> Yes, i fixed this problem. I altered the ip-up/ip-down files in
> /etc/ppp. It
> seems that diald called these files with the 'wrong' arguments.
Normally /etc/ppp/ip-{up,down} are called by pppd. Diald will only call
them if you configured it to do so. The ip-up and ip-down scripts used
by diald are not supposed to be the same as those used by pppd. For one
thing they take different arguments :-).
> I also
> altered ip-down to remove the default route so that fixes that.
If you "need" to specifically change the default route from a script
you have misconfigured something somewhere and should expect to have
problems with things not working as they should. If you are messing
with routes in ip-down you have doubled the error. You should use
{add,del}route scripts for route changes. If you do it ip-down you
should expect to see routing problems as race conditions get tickled.
Mike
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