Until a few days ago I used: linux-2.0.33 diald-0.98.2 (the last fully functional on 2.0.x kernels) dialmon-0.8 ipfwadm for masq "echo queue > /path/diald.ctl" (and then dialmon queue log) would show the local pc's ip/names as timeout packets' source addresses. ======= Now: linux-2.2.14 diald-0.99.1 (I heard of problems with 0.99.2, and 0.99.3 is not yet officially released, even if available for download) dialmon-0.8 ipchains for masq "echo queue > /path/diald.ctl" (and then dialmon queue log) always shows the ip address I'm assigned by my ISP as timeout packets' source address. I cannot say anymore which pc is causing the link to be kept up. Is this a diald or kernel problem? Does it happen to me only (so it's me that have misconfigured something)? Thanks. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-diald" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
