Bob Chiodini wrote:
> Mark Johnson wrote:
>
> >
> > Question: why does my log have this entry?
> >
> > Apr 4 16:02:45 oldbox kernel: PPP: version 2.3.7 (demand dialling)
> >
>
> My Redhat 6.x has always said "demand dialling". I think it is part of the title as
>opposed to how it was invoked.
Bob:
I assume your RH6.x uses a ppp package later than 2.3.7. Is that true? If so, does
yours always say "version 2.3.7
(demand dialling)"?
> BTW: Make sure your ppp-options file is empty nor non-existant, and try removing
>the ipcp-accept-remote and possibly
> ipcp-accept-local options. I remember having some trouble with 6.1 and
>ipcp-accept-remote is commented out of my
> diald.conf file. My pppd-options line is as follows:
>
> pppd-options asyncmap 0 user xxxxxxxx remotename rrrrrrrrr
>
> Bob...
I hung out on this list last summer when I was trying to get diald working under a
highly modified RH5.1 (2.2.9 kernel).
I seem to recall your name from that time. If that is true, then perhaps you had
diald+ppp running under something
earlier than RH6.x.
What's puzzling me is why my RH5.1(2.2.9)+pppd-2.3.7+diald-0.99.1 setup doesn't work
under
RH6.1+pppd-2.3.10+diald-0.99.4. None of the doc suggests that it wouldn't. I'm back to
desperately trying anyoldthing
like 'ipcp-accept-xxxx', which I never needed before. I've tried it with and without.
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