I am a little confused myself about the current state of diald: there
seems to have been a version change with quite a few changes, but the
documentation inconsistently refers to the older? version .16.5.
I assume Eric is still maintaining it, but I really don't know. I
joined this list again
It appears that diald has a new maintainer: Mike Jagdis. check out page
at
http://diald.unix.ch
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On Tue, Jun 22, 1999 at 12:29:45PM -0500, Eric Estabrooks wrote:
2) Which version of Diald should I be downloading and compiling for use
under RH6.0 Ker 2.2.x ?
I use diald-0.99.3
Is this a typo?
I have seen diald-0.98.3 and diald-0.99.1 but not (yet)
diald-0.99.3. If its true, pray
, please answer me...
I talk about diald ver 0.16
I have Linux RedHat
Red Hat Russian 5.2
Kernel 2.0.36 on an i686
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u need to run 11 before this, just add a
dependency line to the make file to fix initrd image after the kernel
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/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/Makefile
Fix any error that pop up with 10 11
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I use ipfwadm, not ipchains, but AFAIK, diald does not know or care
about ipchain rules. You do that yourself. I call my firewall rules
scripts from /etc/ppp/ip-{up,down}.local.
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s shown up repeatedly and pretty much all
solved the same way you did. The sigsegv problem is new, however. I
suggest that you run diald under gdb in -daemon mode to find out exactly
where this happens. You may need to recompile again and replace the gcc
-O2 option with -g3 in order to debug.
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but connects
directly to the named server. If true, then netscape would diald out to
the ISP even when you connect to another machine on your network unless
you running a local named server.
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You can edit the standard filter to suit your needs.
Before doing that however, I would set the diald debug flags to see
why it kills the connection.
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te reports.
That is left as an exercise for the reader. Before you embark on it
though, checkout the syslog reporters floating around CPAN. You are
using perl for the reports arent't you?
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man pages carefully.
my ppp/options file only contains options that do not conflict with
diald.
"noauth, ipcp-accept{local,remote}, compression options, crtscts"
all other options like port and lock etc are given to diald which knows
what to do.
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l have to edit your
connection script to expect the login and password prompts and respond
accordingly. What happened when you did the minicom thing?
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tten about it.
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will not ignore those packets. The rule
ignore tcp tcp.fin
is guaranteed to work for any tcp connection, not just those with port
80 as the destination or source port.
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two years ago so I know it
can be done.
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). grep /etc/services for other ports you wish to
block.
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packet 207.208.139.10,513 = 10.255.255.255,513
Regrettably, I don't know if this message is applicable. Or should I be
This message is symptomatic of the double IP assigment. Diald is
intercepting local packets on sl0 becuase sl0 has the same IP as eth0.
Not good.
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, and others.
I usually load them in my /etc/rc.d/rc.local script since they are,IIRC,
persistent modules.
modprobe ip_masq_ftp
You can find all the masq modules in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/ipv4
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0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 U 0 03 ppp0
kernel 2.0.36, newish diald. no special handling for routes.
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In Boston, it
/resolv.conf
as has been suggested many times.
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lp1 on fire (One
titled "Setting up diald for Linux - an example" which seems to do
it still differently.
I believe that document is a little dated. The syntax has
changed since that document. Read it for the concepts, not for the syntax.
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. Spreading the costs based on
originating IP is democratic, but makes no distinctions about bandwidth
usage.
You might want to look into the traffic shaper device. I think it may
provide some of the capabilities you seek.
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when the ISP disconnected, it would
not have long to wait. (Actually, that particular packet would be lost
if you use dynamic IPs, but the next ones would be fine)
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to it. Especially since it is no
longer supported (unless you do so yourself, but that may be duplication
of effort)
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Life is difficult
ript is sufficiently old that the brokenness could probably be
attributed to changes in the bash code. I bet $.02 it would work fine
on bash v 1.14 or earlier.
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-up.local. With the addition, this script will now
execute your on_ppp1_up script.
HTH.
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Chaos is King and Magic is loose in the world
Better yet, man ppp
PAP is a ppp authentication mechanism. You may need to set the debug
flags,for ppp and perhaps diald, to figure out what settings to use.
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mail into a network with
an intermittent connection to the Internet.
Now your users get their mail from the linux box at LAN speeds, and you
don't have to worry about timeouts and other irritations.
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-on contains other commands you'd like to
execute, consider adding them to the chat script or writing a new chat
script.
with the appropriate parameters, calling a chat script in the process. It's
very simple.
[snip]
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be a quick and dirty
solution. Are there better solutions around?
Yes you are looking for dialmon
/usr/src/dialmon-0.7/linux/dialmon.8:
The dialmon home page is at http://www.quaking.demon.co.uk/dialmon.html
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for port 113, ident
and port 20, ftp-data and any other ports on which you provide services.
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You can observe a lot just by watching. -- Yogi
Perhaps you could tell us which version of diald you are trying to
compile. Perhaps you could also mention what system you are running and
what compiler you are using. Such information would help people to help
you.
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versions at http://diald.unix.ch
are any RPM for daild??
You'll probably find RPMs or links to them at the same site.
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It is better to die
whether to masquerade them. Diald looks at packets that arrive
at the interface it is monitoring so it knows when to dial.
They serve different purposes.
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belongs to a network with a
maximum of 251 hosts. This is not important, however, for a dialup client
where the default route points to the ppp link. Such a client only needs use
255.255.255.255 for the link IP network mask and 0.0.0.0 for the default
route network mask.
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suppose
it should be called ipdump instead.
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literally have to increase the lcp time-outs as the message states.
man pppd
Please start a new message rather than replying to another message when you
have a question rather than an answer. It's less confusing that way.
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but I'm hoping you will instead.
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file.
So the file is not lost but one has to either replace the new options file
with the old one or merge the two.
rpm also supports a command option to list the package configuration files
but AFAIK does not have an option to keep existing configuration files.
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line or through a NIC or both. Please explain also
whether the network itself would use diald to access the Internet.
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"Silent grat
the
signal. Read Stevens APUE for more information, if interested.
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On Thu, Nov 04, 1999 at 01:14:19PM -0500, Jim Werkowski wrote:
I just ran across the same problem. I have tried "modprobe
ip_masq_ftp.o" and "modprobe ip_masq_ftp", but
it doesn't help. The NT 4.0 workstation will login to the ftp server
OK, but it won't transfer any data. I have no trouble
On Tue, Nov 02, 1999 at 07:08:08PM -0800, Jacob Joseph wrote:
Hello once again. I posted this about a month ago(maybe longer) and was
wondering if anyone had some suggestions yet.
I would like to be able to have my linux box connect diald ppp0(via
diald is fine, so all it would take is
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