Hi Everyone,
I'm trying (in vain) to set up a TCP tunnel. I've got my tunnel server
(which is mpd) set up ok, and I've successfully connected to it using
user-land ppp on OpenBSD.
When I use mpd however, I have no success. When trying to open my link,
it errors out with:
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] link: OPEN event
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: Open event
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: state change Initial
--> Starting
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: LayerStart
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] can't connect() ksocket
node: Can't assign requested address
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] link: DOWN event
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: Close event
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: state change Starting
--> Initial
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: LayerFinish
Mar 23 11:41:23 crazylegs ppp: [tcp-client1] LCP: Down event
It's strange because I can telnet from crazylegs into the server's PPP
port, and that works just fine, so the machine *can* connect to the IP I
have set up.
Nothing happens on the server end, so I'm convinced this is entirely
client-side.
I'm using FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE, and Mpd v4.1.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated, as I've been through the manuals,
and now I'm contemplating trying to debug the code, but it seems that
this Should Just Work.
Here's my mpd.conf:
default:
load tcptest
tcptest:
new tcptest tcp-client1
set iface route default
set iface idle 0
set iface session 0
set iface disable on-demand
set auth authname test
set auth password "test123"
set ipcp yes vjcomp
set link disable chap pap
set link accept chap-md5
set link yes acfcomp protocomp
open
and my mpd.links:
tcp-client1:
set link type tcp
set tcp self 10.0.1.253
set tcp peer 10.1.1.1 50699
set link ident "TCP Client 1"
set link keep-alive 5 20
set tcp disable incoming
set tcp enable originate
Thanks!
Derek
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