Michael C. Toren on Thu, 15 Mar 2001 23:32:04 -0500 |
> PPPOE (usually implemented as a daemon from Roaring Penguin Software, > altho there are other alternatives, I'm told) is a customized version of > the ppp daemon. The RP client has adsl-config, adsl-start and adsl-stop Last time I looked, the Roaring Penguin software communicated with the standard PPP software through a pipe (using pppd's "vty" command) rather than implementing the PPP protocol itself. Did this change? > pppoe is only used for cable/dsl connections, AFAIK. Like any ppp > connection, you have to start and stop the service. So much for 'always > on" service. :-/ Right, but you can just start pppd on boot, and never kill it, yes? If you're using the Debian package, this is as easy as moving the file /etc/ppp/no_ppp_on_boot to /etc/ppp/ppp_on_boot. -mct
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