On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, brem Belguebli wrote:
|But there is still another problem:
|
|After the negociation for the callback, pppd terminates. Then the NAS
|calls back. According that there is no process ( pppd ) that
|runs over my tty nothing happens. The only way to make it work is to
|manually run pppd /dev/modem, once the modem responded.
|
|So, there must be an option that would avoid pppd to exit after the
|negociation.
There are scripts that can help with callback. There are two here
http://www.inetport.com/~kite/RAScb.gz
from an old post with a fix for ppp-2.3.5 that is equivalent to the
receive-all option that the current ppp-2.3.10 has. These were clearly
meant to run pppd twice, perhaps with another script such as
# !/bin/sh
pppd call script1
pppd call script2
where script1 and script2 are in /etc/ppp/peers
There is also a callback script in ppp-2.3.10/scripts of the pppd source
tree that seems not to terminate pppd between connections. That one looks
like you would need to run pppd with something like
pppd /dev/ttySx <... other options ...> connect '/etc/ppp/callback'
assuming you put the callback script in /etc/ppp
I've not had to do callback so I can't be more precise, you'll likely have
to experiment a little.
|
|I saw the option receive-all ( didn't understand what it is for ), and i
|tried it, but it's the same.
It's for buggy peers, like Microsoft NT RAS.
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Clifford Kite Not a guru. (tm)
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