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Subject: Re: Userland ppp and i4b problems
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> tcsetattr : Failed configuring device

After much blood, sweat and tears, I figured out that the above message w=
as
due to user-ppp trying to setup my Fritz!Card as a serial device. On clos=
er
inspection of the compilation of user-ppp I found that the NO_I4B flag ha=
d
been set in the Makefile. Well, recompiling without this flag allowed
user-ppp to set up the device. After more blood, sweat and beers somehow =
I
managed to connect between the two machines that I have.

However, it's only connecting through one channel, I managed to open the =
link
manually between the two machines on the second channel, but they only
communicate on the first.

Does anyone know how I can do this??? Do have have to set up the server t=
o
listen on another port for user-ppp to see the second channel?

Someone please help!

Thanks
 Brad

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