Can Erkin Acar wrote:
I can't see any problem report about this in my inbox
(which is quite a mess nowadays, so it is equally likely
that I missed it),
If you can spare some time to send me pppoe debug outputs,
tcpdumps with & without the debug flag, and if possible
logs/dumps from the cisco side, I we can do something
about the problem.
Can
Time to pull out the "I feel stupid" hat, as I think I've figured out
exactly what went wrong... I wasn't able to recreate my problem at all
on the currently functional system, so I grabbed my 486 and did a fresh
install on it. Moved the modem over and rebooted. Sure enough, it had
the same problem I originally experienced. It connected, got an IP
address, but couldn't ping anything. Then I remembered that after
installing, I've always needed to move /etc/mygate out of the way since
ppp assigns the gateway as part of the connection process. So I renamed
it, rebooted, and things worked exactly as they should. I must have
done that at the same time I changed /etc/resolv.conf, and just not
remembered. I'd be happy to submit a diff to the pppoe(4) manpage about
this, once I figure out how to write one.
Can, there is no problem report in your inbox from me, as in all cases
but one so far, the problem has been with me, not with the OS. I can't
speak for Jason's Cisco issues, though.
