Sounds like the default route is misspecified or changing. What is the
output of the "route -n" command when PPP is active? When PPP is inactive?
(I don't know the details of the radio setup, but I assume it is always
active from the viewpoint of ifconfig -- if not, multiply the PPP examples
by 2 to show routing in all 4 possible cases.)
At 07:20 PM 2/18/99 +0000, Hal MacArgle wrote [excerpt]:
>The problem is that I use Sendmail, with DNS inactive because it's not
>needed, and when I have messages in the queue going to either of the
>ports, there is a mix up. All is OK as long as a typical message on
>the radio port is not timed out before it's acknowledged.. If it's
>timed out - Sendmail trys to send it out the modem port, when it's
>active, and MX records somewhere pick up this message and don't know
>where to put it, except into a bit bucket.. Does my description make
>sense?.
>
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