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Subject: PPP route troubles
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From: teamtoo@juno.com (Pamela VanDyke)
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1998 09:30:19 EDT
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i just moved to 2.2.7-R, and am now having troubles
with PPP routes.

i run ppp -auto -alias isp

i played around endlessly with

delete 0 (ALL)
add 0 0 (default) HISADDR

in ppp.conf and ppp.linkup.  putting them
in both places seems to work best.

my problem is the connection appears fine
at startup with, for example, the routes

tun0 (default)
loop (loopback)
tun0
tun1 (line i'm logged in with)

then m PPP apears to break, but pppctl tells
me PPP is UP.  i look at the routes, and see

tun0
loop
tun1
tun1
tun1
tun1
tun1
tun1
tun1
tun1

all these crazy tun1 routes, and a missing
tun0 route.  i say

delete 0
add 0 0 HISADDR

and the routing table appeears OK again,
the internet connection works again,
but within minutes, the routes are
all corrupted again.

has this been fixed?
or am i missing something?

please ditto an off-list response ...

thanks.

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