> From: Scott Smyth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2000 11:54:12 -0800
>
> Alan Cox wrote:
> >
> > > received. It recommend it for a good alternative. If you
> > > get RH dhcp SRPM, you just have to add it to the files
> > > section or create another package identifier for dhclient.
>
> > I'd be interested to know what configurations pump fails in that dhcpcd
> > handles. I know some cases pump works dhcpcd doesnt and some where both
> > fail.
> >
> > More data is always good.
> >
> I don't know how to get such data. The problematical configuration
> is at the dhcp s
>
> Isn't it about time for RedHat to admit that "pump" sucks?
> It was really apalling that you inflicted this virtually untested program
> on us in the first place. It has since improved, but the newsgroups still
> have posts from people who cannot connect using pump and have to be
> instruct
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > received. It recommend it for a good alternative. If you
> > get RH dhcp SRPM, you just have to add it to the files
> > section or create another package identifier for dhclient.
>
> Interesting. I've not tried dhclient though I've been using the ISC dhcpd
> for ages
I t
Alan Cox wrote:
> M$ are pretty reasonable on DHCP compliance.
Well, two that I know of:
NT used to require null termination of some fields which the RFCs didn't.
NT used to not send all info in all phases of the protocol, except the first.
Haven't tried NT recently though.
> The stuff I'm h
Scott Smyth wrote:
> The dhclient that comes with ISC DHCP server code that
> everybody uses is really very good, and you can initiate
> scripts before and after that lease is requested and
> received. It recommend it for a good alternative. If you
> get RH dhcp SRPM, you just have to add it to
> received. It recommend it for a good alternative. If you
> get RH dhcp SRPM, you just have to add it to the files
> section or create another package identifier for dhclient.
Interesting. I've not tried dhclient though I've been using the ISC dhcpd
for ages
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> the "violations" of the standard in dhcpcd are necessary to cope with
> M$ idiocies in typical servers. Waving the standard doesn't help
> the user.
M$ are pretty reasonable on DHCP compliance. The stuff I'm helping track
is mostly idiot cable modem vendors who basically seem to do
'di
> I'd be interested to know what configurations pump fails in that dhcpcd
> handles. I know some cases pump works dhcpcd doesnt and some where both
> fail.
>
> More data is always good.
>
I don't know how to get such data. The problematical configuration
is at the dhcp server and most cabl
The dhclient that comes with ISC DHCP server code that
everybody uses is really very good, and you can initiate
scripts before and after that lease is requested and
received. It recommend it for a good alternative. If you
get RH dhcp SRPM, you just have to add it to the files
section or create a
> It was really apalling that you inflicted this virtually untested program
> on us in the first place. It has since improved, but the newsgroups still
> have posts from people who cannot connect using pump and have to be
> instructed on how to use dhcpcd. Why do you persist in this madness?
O
On Wed, Mar 01, 2000 at 09:22:05PM -0600, Fire Dragon wrote:
> I'm tinkering with the new RedHat 6.2beta on my Cyrix 6x86 and noticed
> something.
>
> Every time PUMP tries to renew the DHCP lease on the ethernet adapter the
> DHCP server running on the other ethernet adapter passes pump an IP an
Isn't it about time for RedHat to admit that "pump" sucks?
It was really apalling that you inflicted this virtually untested program
on us in the first place. It has since improved, but the newsgroups still
have posts from people who cannot connect using pump and have to be
instructed on how to
I'm tinkering with the new RedHat 6.2beta on my Cyrix 6x86 and noticed
something.
Every time PUMP tries to renew the DHCP lease on the ethernet adapter the
DHCP server running on the other ethernet adapter passes pump an IP and
the cards start a flip flop loop of the IP Addresses.
I viewed the
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