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From: Rob Simons <rob@xs1.simplex.nl>
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To: nate@sri.MT.net, steve@edmweb.com
Subject: Re: PPP (iijppp) proxy ARP bug?
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| > I seem to have found a bug in iijppp. It doesn't always delete the ARP
| > entry when the connection is closed. Further connections on that IP
| > address don't work until I manually arp -d the entry. 
|
| This is a kernel bug which is fixed in -stable.  Upgrade your kernel
| sources to -stable and all will be well.

Can anyone upgrade the kernel sources of 2.1-RELEASE to 2.2-stable (I
assume you meant that) without expecting problems ?
And, is it really fixed, or do you mean that ugly hack about first
checking if there still is an old arp entry before setting up a new
one ?

Regards,

- Rob.

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