On Mon, Mar 27, 2000 at 11:33:21AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anytime pppd either starts up or ends a connection I get the following errors in
> /var/log/messages
> Mar 27 02:54:49 dialup kernel: pc_ioctl IOCTL not implemented: 8004745ax
> Mar 27 02:54:49 dialup kernel: pc_ioctl IOCTL not implemented: 40047451x
> Mar 27 02:54:49 dialup kernel: pc_ioctl IOCTL not implemented: 40047459x
> Mar 27 02:54:49 dialup kernel: pc_ioctl IOCTL not implemented: 4008744bx
> The connection is successful, and PPP connections work just fine.
Scott, I'm seeing this too. Unfortunately, I don't have a solution to it.
My system is a Red Hat 6.1 box with kernel 2.2.14 and epca driver 1.4.2(Beta-12).
The epca driver is loaded as a module. The ppp package is ppp-2.3.10-3.
> However the
> module that is the driver for the serial ports reports an incorrect number of
> processes using him:
>
> [root@dialup /etc]# lsmod
> Module Size Used by
> epca 87596 27
>
> The epca module only has 5 serial devices connected to him. However, anytime
> someone logs in using ppp, an additional process is added to the "Used by"
> number. When the ppp connection closes, it doesn't go back down by one. So I
> end up with a number like 27 when in fact there are only 5 processes using the
> module.
>
> Any ideas? Thanks...
> --
> Scott Knight, Network Analyst - SSM Health Care, Information Center
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] + phone: 314.644.7344 + fax: 314.647.1037
Now this I'm not experiencing. I have a Digi PCI Xem board with two 16 port
modules. I currently have four modems attached. My system is only used for
out-going PPP connections. It establishes approximately 100 PPP connections
per day, three days per week. It has been up for 56 days now. The "Used by"
column currently reads "0".
What version of the epca driver are you using? What type of hardware do you
have?
--
Thomas J. Pinkl 738 Louis Drive
Unix Systems Programmer Warminster, Pa 18974
Health Business Systems, Inc. (215) 442-9300 x9260
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