Date: Wed, 6 Aug 1997 16:17:33 +0930 (CST) From: Greg Lehey <grog@lemis.com> To: fyeung@fyeung8.netific.com (Francis Yeung) Cc: questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: latest iijppp problems Message-ID: <199708060647.QAA05568@freebie.lemis.com> In-Reply-To: <9708060639.AA12569@fyeung8.netific.com> from Francis Yeung at "Aug 5, 97 11:39:25 pm"
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Francis Yeung writes: > > Greetings, > > The log below is from the latest version of the iijppp code > (970803) from ~brian's site: > > > > Aug 5 22:57:51 ppp[629]: Connect: ^M > Aug 5 22:57:51 ppp[629]: Connect: ^M > Aug 5 22:57:51 ppp[629]: Connect: Type "shell" or your SLIP/PPP login: > Aug 5 22:57:52 ppp[629]: Connect: xxxxxx^M > Aug 5 22:57:52 ppp[629]: Connect: Password: > Aug 5 22:57:52 ppp[629]: Phase: *Connected! > > >>>> login/password were accepted and it is connected Well, we got a modem connect. I see no evidence of the acceptance of the password. > Aug 5 22:57:53 ppp[629]: Phase: Disconnected! > Aug 5 22:57:53 ppp[629]: Phase: Connect time: 1 secs > > >>>> get disconnected within 1 sec Right. It probably didn't like the password. > Aug 5 22:57:53 ppp[629]: Phase: NewPhase: Dead > Aug 5 22:57:53 ppp[629]: Phase: Open Failed /dev/cuaa0 > > >>>> /dev/cuaa0 open failed : > > > Would this be caused by the redial timeout ? Possibly. It would help to know what you did. > I am using - > > set redial 10.5 0 > set reconnect 5 8 > > in my ppp.conf ! > > > Aug 5 22:57:53 ppp[629]: Phase: Enter pause (10) for redialing. > Aug 5 22:58:03 ppp[629]: Phase: Redialing timer expired. > Aug 5 22:58:03 ppp[629]: Connect: ATE1Q0M0^M^M > Aug 5 22:58:03 ppp[629]: Connect: OK > > >>>> after a few tries, I noticed the following in the log > > > ppp[193]: Phase: NewPhase: Dead > ppp[193]: Error: select: Bad file descriptor > ppp[193]: Phase: PPP Terminated (done). Interesting. I haven't seen that one. > The process was terminated. The "socket/select" detects some > crashed file descriptors ! (? in main or chat.c) Well, I don't know if they're "crashed". This requires more investigation. > Has anyone noticed this before ? I sent Brian a trace a couple of days ago about problems with reestablishing connections. So far I haven't heard back from him. But in your case, I'd guess that your authentication is failing. The *Connected! message means that the modems are talking to each other, not that you have passed authentication. Greg
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