On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Chuck Meade wrote:
|early to an asyncmap problem. The sequence of events is
|that I dial up using pppd with a chat connect script, the
|ppp server answers, I see /dev/cua0 <--> ppp0 connection,
|then the ioctl debug messages about setting asyncmaps to
|ffffffff and setting flags to 70000 (or maybe 700000).
|Then it just sits. After 20 or 30 seconds, it hangs up.
|An ifconfig -a after that point shows that 6 tx packets were
|sent, and no rx packets were received. I have read everything
|I can get my hands on, but to no avail.
|
|I never see it get to any ipcp or lcp traffic whatsoever.
Are you sure you are looking at the right logs? Logs are the key to most
PPP problems when chat -v and pppd debug are used. The messages are
distributed according to the configuration of /etc/syslog.conf which will
show you places to look even without understanding exactly what's done
there. With the chat -v and pppd debug messages you, or someone else
should you find the messages to be cryptic, should be on the way to
figuring out the problem.
"man syslog.conf" and "man syslogd" have details of syslogd configuration,
although it's easier to just look in the logs shown in syslog.conf for what
you need without trying to correlate pppd logging code with the syslog.conf
logging directives.
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