Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 23:51:02 +0200 From: Meike Aulbach <sonne@r4k.net> To: freebsd-isdn@freebsd.org Subject: isp0: switched to state 3 Message-ID: <19990430235102.A10101@dimethyltryptamine.r4k.net>
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Hi,
i have been having problems after an upgrade from FreeBSD 2.2.6R
to FreeBSD 3.1R with isdn4bsd. After fixing some minor changes
I found myself unable to get a ppp connection to my provider.
Trying one of the sample isdnd.rc files changing only the phone numbers
didnt help.
I'm getting this "error"(?)message I dont quite understand though
I looked it up in the source code for further descriptions..
I'll include some lines here, maybe anyone has a hint for me ?
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00014 lf outgoing call disconnected (local)
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00014 lf cause 0: normal call clearing (I4B)
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00014 lf charging: 1 units, 3 seconds
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00014 lf accounting: in 242, out 256
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00015 lf rate 240 sec/unit (rate)
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00015 lf dialing out from 68609430 to 7985
30.04.1999 22:39:03 CHD 00015 lf outgoing call proceeding (ctl 0, ch 1)
30.04.1999 22:39:05 CHD 00015 lf outgoing call active (ctl 0, ch 1)
30.04.1999 22:39:05 DBG isp0: switched to state 3
^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^
Its this line confusing me, it has appeared first after my upgrade,
the connect fails and isdnd retries again and again, where it has
established the connection here quite fine before.
30.04.1999 22:39:06 CHD 00015 lf outgoing call disconnected (local)
30.04.1999 22:39:06 CHD 00015 lf cause 0: normal call clearing (I4B)
30.04.1999 22:39:06 CHD 00015 lf charging: 1 units, 1 seconds
30.04.1999 22:39:06 CHD 00015 lf accounting: in 256, out 256 (in 0, out 0)
bye, Meike
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Meike Aulbach <sonne@core.r4k.net>
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