[email protected] wrote:
> The
> annoying thing is that the associated interface (ppp0 for me) disappears,
> then it is reacreated when the link is re-established. Unfortunately when
> this happens the routing tables established by shorewall get corrupted: in
> particular, all the routes involving ppp0 are deleted, both the specific one
> and the balance one (*).
Will "shorewall disable ${provider}" when the link goes down, and "shorewall
enable ${provider}" when the link comes up deal with it ?
At work I've a two-provider setup where one of them is a PPP link. At first I
just did a shorewall restart in the PPP up/down scripts, then I switched to
just using disable/enable which as far as I can tell works just fine. BTW -
especially if you have more than one PPP connection (wasn't sure from your
description if that was the case), you can specify the pppn interface to be
used in the link config and thus avoid the problem of the links not having
consistent names.
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