Hello all,
I am using linux as a proxy server, I dial using
diald (for demand dialing), it works fine with redhat
5.2(PCQ), but gives the following error in redhat
6.2(PCQ).
I also tried upgrading a perfect working setup of
5.2 to 6.2 but still the same error.
Can anyone out there help me, please tell what I
am doing worng.
Thanks in advance
**********************************Dec 6 13:07:31 ajay
connect: Initializing Modem
Dec 6 13:07:32 ajay connect: Dialing system
Dec 6 13:08:04 ajay connect: Connected
Dec 6 13:08:04 ajay connect: Loggin in
Dec 6 13:08:05 ajay connect: Starting Comm Protocol
Dec 6 13:08:05 ajay connect: Protocol started
Dec 6 13:08:05 ajay pppd[896]: pppd 2.3.11 started by
root, uid 0
Dec 6 13:08:05 ajay diald[807]: Running pppd (pid =
896).
Dec 6 13:08:05 ajay pppd[896]: Using interface ppp0
Dec 6 13:08:05 ajay pppd[896]: Connect: ppp0 <-->
/dev/ttyS1
Dec 6 13:08:08 ajay kernel: PPP BSD Compression
module registered
Dec 6 13:08:08 ajay kernel: PPP Deflate Compression
module registered
Dec 6 13:08:08 ajay pppd[896]: Peer is not authorized
to use remote address 202.54.51.30
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay pppd[896]: Connection terminated.
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay pppd[896]: Connect time 0.1
minutes.
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay pppd[896]: Sent 231 bytes,
received 339 bytes.
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay pppd[896]: Exit.
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay diald[807]: Nonzero exit status
(7) on command '/sbin/route add 192.168.0.2 metric 1
dev sl0'
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay diald[807]: Nonzero exit status
(7) on command '/sbin/route add default metric 1 dev
sl0'
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay diald[807]: Nonzero exit status
(7) on command '/sbin/route add 192.168.0.2 metric 1
dev sl0'
Dec 6 13:08:09 ajay diald[807]: Nonzero exit status
(7) on command '/sbin/route add default metric 1 dev
sl0'
Dec 6 13:08:10 ajay diald[807]: Delaying 30 seconds
before clear to dial.
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