Randy Perry wrote:
> The following message was placed on the MkLinux setup mail list. One of the
> developers put a test build of diald for MkLinux. The response below
> describes the errors I got. Anyone know what they mean?
>
> _____________________________________________
> > I've placed a tentative package for diald-0.99.1 on my office machine at
> >
> > ftp://keeshond.aerodyne.com/pub/diald-0.99.1-1mk.ppc.rpm
> >
> > Give this a try and let me know what happens. The source package is
> > there as well, so you can see what I did to get it to build.
>
> Thanks a lot for the effort. Was able to install it. When run it sets up the
> slip interface but it doesn't bring up ppp when an Internet connection is
> requested. Could be my configuration isn't quite right. The following errors
> showed up in /var/log/messages:
>
> Dec 19 01:46:27 barbara diald[1756]: keepup parsing error. Got token
> 'tcp.ssl'. Not a known tcp service port.
> Dec 19 01:46:27 barbara diald[1756]: parse string: 'tcp 120
> tcp.dest=tcp.ssl'
> Dec 19 01:46:27 barbara diald[1756]: keepup parsing error. Got token
> 'tcp.ssl'. Not a known tcp service port.
> Dec 19 01:46:27 barbara diald[1756]: parse string: 'tcp 120
> tcp.source=tcp.ssl'
> Dec 19 01:46:27 barbara diald[1756]: start sl0: SIOCSIFMETRIC: Invalid
> argument
> Dec 19 01:46:27 barbara diald[1756]: start sl0: SIOCSIFMTU: Invalid
> argument
>
> -
>From a previous posting:
If you need SSL (https) connections, insert the line:
ssl 443/tcp https # secure sockets layer
in /etc/services. If you don't need SSL, comment out the corresponding lines
in standard.filter -- that's all
Beat Bolli
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