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Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 20:48:37 +0200
From: Carl Ove Vestbyx <covestby@online.no>
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Earlier, when I used PPP (over tun0) to connect to my ISP the FreeBSD
box booted normaly and quick.
Now I have changed to use ISP0 instead of PPP, and when I now boots the
computer, Sendmail "hangs" for about 2 min and 30 sec. And there is
generated errormessages from natd - network is down.

Is there any way to make sendmail don't use the isp0 interface at init.
The isp0 interface is not activated until I launches any Web browser
(this issues a ifconfig isp0 up).


Carl Ove Vestby.
covestby@online.no


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