Are you still using PPP ?
If so, you simply need to either remove the PPP entries from /etc/rc.conf
or remove the PPP start up script under /usr/local/etc/rc.d if you have one
there.
Peter Elsner
At 09:02 AM 9/11/2003 -0700, you wrote:
I no longer have a need of tun0 or tun1
Script
As root try:
ps aux | grep -i ppp
If it shows you a line for a process with PPP (look for /usr/sbin/ppp)
then do a :
kill PID
where PID is the the process id, probably the second column of the ps aux output.
When you start to worry what other people think of you, it's time to go
On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 11:03, Mike Remski wrote:
As root try:
ps aux | grep -i ppp
no dice :-(
any other suggestions? I can normally track down and kill just about
anything. but this has me stumped.
could I have a permision problem and need to reboot? I think my
security is pretty
