Thanks for the suggestions and help, I'm further along, but here's were
I'm stuck.
If I invoke pptp and connect to it from a windows machine, it makes
a connection and then passes control to pppd. On a regular system
pppd passes back a data stream that windows recongnizes as coming
from pppd and starts communicating.
In my case, I can't run pppd because it calls the kernel ppp driver and
the kernel does not have it.
So I tried to replace pppd with Slirp. Slirp supports ppp. So I tell
pptpd to invoke slirp instead of pppd, and include ppp in the slirp options
file.
I start up pptp, and it waits. I connect from windows and it starts Slirp.
Slirp displays a message that it's starting and going into ppp mode.
Windows waits for a response from Slirp, as if it were pppd, and Slirp
waits for a response from Windows.
What do I do?
Thanks,
Geoff.
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