On Thu, 6 Aug 1998, Athanasios Roussos wrote:
athrouss> Hello, sorry for my English and your time,
athrouss>
athrouss> I have a problem with pppd deamon I think.
athrouss> I use a Dial-Up ppp server PC with Linux in my office and a Win95 client
athrouss> PC at home.
athrouss>
athrouss> Server run with:
athrouss> Slackware 3.3.0
athrouss> Kernel 2.0.35
athrouss> modules 2.0.0
athrouss> mgetty 1.1.16
athrouss> pppd 2.3.5
athrouss>
athrouss> My problem is that, after 1-5 min of connection, the connection is broken,
athrouss> Dial-Up in Win95 PC terminate [Ok], but in the Linux Dial-Up server pppd
athrouss> remain resident and telephone line open. If i kill [kill -9 ...] pppd,
athrouss> mgetty come again automatically but modem keep line open. Only by hand can
athrouss> reset modem [RockWell 33.6].
athrouss> Sometimes [20%] the all system works fine and pppd terminates by self. I
athrouss> try many adjustments and I have read many FAQ's HOW-TO's and Readmes. So I
athrouss> dont know what I do now. Any suggestions are very helpfull.
athrouss> Here are my conf. files:
athrouss>
athrouss> ===================================
athrouss> /etc/inittab
athrouss> ------------
athrouss> s1:23:respawn:/usr/local/sbin/mgetty -D -x0 -n 7 /dev/ttyS0
athrouss>
athrouss> ===================================
athrouss> .../mgetty.config
athrouss> -----------------
athrouss> speed 115200
athrouss> init-chat "" \d\dATE1V1Q0&S0&D2&C1S0=0S13=1+MS=11,1,4800,28800 OK
athrouss>
athrouss> ===================================
athrouss> .../login.config
athrouss> ----------------
athrouss> /AutoPPP/ - ppp /usr/sbin/pppd crtscts lock
athrouss>
athrouss> ===================================
athrouss> /etc/ppp/options
athrouss> ----------------
athrouss> disconnect "chat -- \d+++\d\c OK ATZ OK ath0 OK"
athrouss> netmask 255.255.255.0
athrouss> -detach
athrouss> -pap
athrouss> -chap
athrouss> proxyarp
athrouss> asyncmap 0
athrouss> crtscts
athrouss> defaultroute
athrouss> lock
athrouss> modem
athrouss> -detach
athrouss> lcp-echo-interval 30
athrouss> lcp-echo-failure 9
athrouss> lcp-restart 10
athrouss> lcp-max-terminate 10
athrouss> lcp-max-configure 20
athrouss> lcp-max-failure 20
athrouss> ipcp-restart 10
athrouss> ipcp-max-terminate 10
athrouss> ipcp-max-configure 20
athrouss> ipcp-max-failure 20
athrouss> deflate 0
athrouss> ms-dns 150.140.1.30
athrouss> ms-dns 150.140.2.15
athrouss> nopersist
athrouss> bsdcomp 0
athrouss>
athrouss> =======================================
athrouss> /etc/ppp/options.ttyS0
athrouss> ----------------------
athrouss> 150.140.200.38:150.140.200.40
athrouss> domain econ.upatras.gr
athrouss> =======================================
athrouss> =======================================
athrouss> Thanks for your time
athrouss> Thanasis Roussos
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athrouss>
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athrouss>
I had same problem and was stuck for long
Have now a workaround, courtest the list
in ip-down script,
delete the (ppp) default route
rmmod ppp
insmod ppp
This will work.
There are other workaround which are more complicated
basically the problem is some processes still hanging around with the ppp
line and the modem connection not getting timed out.
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