Joffrey FLEURICE wrote:
> Tom wrote :
>> My advice to you is still the same -- you are going to have to use
> tcpdump >or ethereal to see what is happening. You have the computer
> there in front >of you
>> -- we don't. So only you are going to be able to solve this. We are
> not.
> 
>>From the dump you sent, it looks like many SYN packets are being sent
> on >ppp0
>> and never replied to. So you need to confirm that they are actually
> being >sent
>> on ppp0 and not on eth0.
> 
>> Does ppp0 work if you configure it as your only Internet connection?
> 
> I have test with only eth0 : work perfectly
> I have test with only ppp0 : work perfectly
> 
> I think the problem is in tcRules. I think that packet marking work when
> no squid is present, but when the squid is present, the squid doesn't
> find or understand packet marking.

Have you had any success in running this problem down? If not, you might check
the setting of CONFIG_IP_ROUTE_MULTIPATH_CACHED in your kernel's configuration.
Turning on that option is known to cause problems with Multi-ISP routing.

-Tom
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