I noticed that pppoa3 eats cpu time (about 4-5%) when i enable some iptables
rules and make my connection laggy (e.g. ping the second host in my route is
about 500 ms and is 55 ms when i disable flush all rules).
Did you noticed somethings similar ? If yes, any solutions u should provide ?
Le Wednesday 29 January 2003 10:11, Matthieu Foillard a écrit :
I noticed that pppoa3 eats cpu time (about 4-5%) when i enable some
iptables rules and make my connection laggy (e.g. ping the second host in
my route is about 500 ms and is 55 ms when i disable flush all rules).
Did you noticed
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Matthieu Foillard wrote:
Le Wednesday 29 January 2003 10:11, Matthieu Foillard a écrit :
I noticed that pppoa3 eats cpu time (about 4-5%) when i enable some
iptables rules and make my connection laggy (e.g. ping the second host in
my route is about 500 ms and is 55
Hi,
Is it possible either to:
-run modem_run as a background background process on startup so it doesn't
wait to run beofre continuing (I have it in rc.local on netbsd)
-OR modify it so it finishes when the modem microcode is loaded and not
when the line is synchornised?
Don't know if you've
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
Is it possible either to:
-run modem_run as a background background process on startup so it doesn't
wait to run beofre continuing
Yes you can, but you have to make sure that everything runs in the
correct order. I have an /etc/init.d/speedtouch startup
