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From: Jason Fesler <jfesler@gigo.com>
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Subject: tun0/user ppp lockups?
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Here's a strange one:  After 1-3 days of being up, all traffic across
tun0 dies.  I can still use the ethernet; I can not however reset the
PPP connection, nor can I telnet to the PPP port at 3000, or talk to the
outside world.

Anyone know of any problems with user ppp or with tun0?  User PPP worked
too easily other than this lockup problem, to want to try kernel PPP ;-)