I seem to have a problem with diald not seeing traffic (TCP) flowing
from my PC to a specific host using secure http. Namely, this is my
online trading company, Datek. diald dials, makes the connection and I
receive my data, but diald then disconnects after the default timeout of
10 seconds or so as if no packets had been transferred.
>From /var/log/messages:
Feb 4 16:25:24 logan diald[398]: Trigger: tcp
192.168.0.1/2151 209.191.132.7/443
Feb 4 16:25:30 logan diald[398]: Calling site 209.191.20.10
Feb 4 16:25:31 logan diald[398]: Running connector (pid = 11257).
Feb 4 16:25:31 logan connect: Initializing Modem
Feb 4 16:25:31 logan chat[11259]: timeout set to 5 seconds
Feb 4 16:25:31 logan chat[11259]: send (AT&f@b0=2%a2=95%a4=1^M)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11259]: timeout set to 45 seconds
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11259]: expect (OK)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11259]: AT&f@b0=2%a2=95%a4=1^M^M
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11259]: OK
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11259]: -- got it
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11259]: send ()
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan connect: Dialing system
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: timeout set to 45 seconds
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: abort on (NO CARRIER)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: abort on (BUSY)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: abort on (NO DIALTONE)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: abort on (ERROR)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: send (ATDT4498579&8579^M)
Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: expect (CONNECT)
-- Feb 4 16:25:32 logan chat[11261]: ^M
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan chat[11261]: ATDT4498579&8579^M^M
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan chat[11261]: CONNECT
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan chat[11261]: -- got it
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan chat[11261]: send ()
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan diald[398]: Connected to site 209.191.20.10
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan diald[398]: Running pppd (pid = 11263).
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan connect: Connected
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan pppd[11263]: pppd 2.3.3 started by root, uid 0
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan pppd[11263]: Using interface ppp0
Feb 4 16:25:33 logan pppd[11263]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/modem
Feb 4 16:25:36 logan pppd[11263]: Remote message:
Feb 4 16:25:39 logan pppd[11263]: not replacing existing default route
to sl0 [0.0.0.0]
Feb 4 16:25:39 logan pppd[11263]: local IP address 209.191.21.180
Feb 4 16:25:39 logan pppd[11263]: remote IP address 209.191.20.10
Feb 4 16:25:39 logan diald[398]: New addresses: local 209.191.21.180,
remote 209.191.20.10.
Feb 4 16:26:39 logan diald[398]: Closing down idle link.
Feb 4 16:26:39 logan pppd[11263]: Terminating on signal 2.
Feb 4 16:26:39 logan pppd[11263]: Connection terminated.
Feb 4 16:26:39 logan pppd[11263]: Exit.
Feb 4 16:26:40 logan diald[398]: Nonzero exit status (7) on command
'/sbin/route add 192.168.0.2 metric 1 dev sl0'
Feb 4 16:26:40 logan diald[398]: Nonzero exit status (7) on command
'/sbin/route add default metric 1 netmask 0.0.0.0 dev sl0'
Feb 4 16:26:40 logan diald[398]: Disconnected. Call duration 67
seconds.
Feb 4 16:26:40 logan diald[398]: IP transmitted 1328 bytes and received
1591 bytes.
Feb 4 16:26:41 logan diald[398]: Delaying 5 seconds before clear to
dial.
Oh, and if someone could shed some light on the "Nonzero exit status"
errors. I'm not sure why those route add's are failing, or what exactly
their purpose is! I just have the feeling they are incorrect!
John J. LeMay Jr.
NJMC, LLC.
http://www.njmc.com
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