** Description changed:
+ To verify:
+ 1. check that you have an unstable connection using some ppp method (e.g.
3g, pptp, etc.)
+ 2. check that adding the following values to /etc/ppp/options cures you:
+ lcp-echo-failure 0
+ lcp-echo-interval 0
+ nodefaultroute
+ 3. if 2. doesnt cure you, this is not your bug. please dont participate in
verifying
+ 4. remove those options from /etc/ppp/options again
+ 5. upgrade to fixed package and check that you get cured
+
+
I am using network-manager 0.7~~svn20080908t183521+eni0-0ubuntu2 on an
Intrepid system. I have a Verizon/Kyocera CDMA modem, and I the new NM
0.7 adds support for this modem. This works pretty well -- NM is able
to connect to the network fine, and everything works. The problem is
that the connection drops very frequently, generally after only a 2 or 3
minuts of use. Prior to NM getting CDMA modem support, I had been using
my own ppp/chat scripts, and with that, the connection is quite stable
for at least an hour.
The only relevant-looking configuration that might explain the
diifference that I can find in ppp/peers file is
lcp-echo-failure 0
the full file is:
$ sudo cat /etc/ppp/peers/verizon
ttyUSB0
115200
debug
noauth
defaultroute
usepeerdns
connect-delay 10000
user ****
show-password
crtscts
lock
lcp-echo-failure 0
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MASTER - not all required ppp options get set on command line which makes ppp
use bad values from /etc/ppp/options* (WAS: CDMA (cellular modem) connection
drops often with network-manager)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/268667
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