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Subject: dip: No cleanup after exit, duplicate route and interface left behind.
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Package: dip
Version: 3.3.7p-2
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diplogin is creating duplicate routes on startup, and on termination is
leaving them and the sl0 interface behind. There appears to be no task using
the ttyS line, but the routes and interface are still up.
I suspect that the duplicate routes may have something with 2.2 kernels
automaticly creating routes for interfaces configured with ifconfig. I'm not
sure why it fails to clean up after exiting, but it may be getting confused
by the duplicate routes.
I'm not 100% sure if it is related, but something has also been leaving utmp
entrys behind with an ID field like [S2] (note the capital 'S'). Normally
the utmp lines for ttyS lines seem to have a lowercase 's' in the ID field.
'who' would show multiple people on ttyS2, where one utmp entry had ID
[S2] and the other [s2]. I'm using mgetty, which may or may not be
contributing to this problem.
-- System Information
Debian Release: potato
Kernel Version: Linux minkirri 2.2.13 #1 Mon Jan 24 03:32:51 EST 2000 i586
unknown
Versions of the packages dip depends on:
ii libc6 2.1.2-12 GNU C Library: Shared libraries and
Timezone data
ii liblockdev0g 0.11.1 Run-time shared library (libc6) for
locking devices.
--- Begin /etc/diphosts (modified conffile)
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ttyS2::dialup-2:minkirri:255.255.255.255:dialup-2 account:CSLIP,296
ttyS3::dialup-3:minkirri:255.255.255.255:dialup-3 account:CSLIP,296
ttyS4::dialup-4:minkirri:255.255.255.255:dialup-4 account:CSLIP,296
ttyS5::dialup-1:minkirri:255.255.255.255:dialup-1 account:CSLIP,296
--- End /etc/diphosts
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