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Re: aDSL and Telstra (again :) ) - Australian issues?
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: Re: aDSL and Telstra (again :) ) - Australian issues?
- From: "Peter Folk" <pfolk_(_at_)_uni_(_dot_)_uiuc_(_dot_)_edu>
- Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2000 12:37:34 CET
- Cc: Nino Margetic <nino_(_at_)_cng_(_dot_)_fr>
- Reply-to: pfolk_(_at_)_uni_(_dot_)_uiuc_(_dot_)_edu
>Would you be prepared to share your settings? Also - any particular
>reason for using pppd and not ppp?
Sure, but it's a bit of a mishmash. I had to do rather a lot of
kernel hacking to get pptp to work and haven't made it into a nice
easy patch yet. You can download my modified sources from
<http://www.cawfee.net/dl/ppp-2.3.9-pfolk.tgz>; after extracting,
you need to
(cd /usr/src/sys/net; tar xzf -) < ppp-2.3.9-pfolk/sys-net_files.tgz
and then rebuild the kernel without GRE tunnel support. My /etc/...
files are in ppp-2.3.9-pfolk/etc_files.tgz.
The scripts I wrote to handle taking restarting the connection
(the service and my VPN provider appear to hang up somewhat freq-
uently) are in ppp-2.3.9-pfolk/scripts/up_*. You call them with
the parameters: username ipaddr; where username is your login (for
Netissimo users, that's fti/...) and ipaddr is the IP address of
the DSL modem. And obviously you have to do up_dsl before you do
up_vpn...
I didn't "choose" pppd, it just happened that's how pptp was im-
plemented and I didn't want to tackle any more than I already had
on my plate. Anyway I feel ppp should be in-kernel, since most
other protocols are as well (No microkernels here!).
Pete
p.s. This is from 2.7-STABLE as of a while ago =)
p.p.s. stayup won't work for you but does for me; you can look at it
and add username and IP address arguments to the up_* commands.
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