Netscape 4.6
Diald 0.99-1
echo '#undef AF_NETLINK' >> diald.h
Red Hat 5.2
Kernel 2.0.36
echo '1' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_dynaddr
I tried using tcpdump to see what's bringing the connection up.
I'm typing /usr/sbin/tcpdump -i sl0.
If I do this when pppd is connected I get the message
tcpdump: bind: sl0: Network is down.
I have to killall -2 diald and then tcpdump works.
I finally got a FIN packet showing up in the output.
21:01:52.930921 199.190.116.159.4190 > 209.81.8.242.http: F 854084334:854084334(0) ack
3932797143 win 32120
The local address is from a previous ppp connection.
The "Trigger" lines from this session follow.
Aug 21 20:47:35 linus diald[349]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.159/4192
209.81.8.242/80
Aug 21 20:51:22 linus diald[349]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.159/4193
209.81.8.242/80
Aug 21 20:55:22 linus diald[349]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.159/4193
209.81.8.242/80
Aug 21 21:01:52 linus diald[349]: Trigger: tcp 199.190.116.159/4190
209.81.8.242/80
Aug 21 21:04:42 linus diald[349]: Trigger: tcp 152.2.254.81/21
199.190.116.159/4178
John
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