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> On Sun, Mar 17, 2002 at 11:10:18PM -0500, Fred K Ollinger wrote:
> > > What problems can we expect when the software fails to make
> > > its ppp connection/login?
> >
> > This works for me all ready. It took a while to setup.
> >
> > I used debian, and I think I used pppoeconf. I apt-getted this and pppoe.
> > I also compiled a new 2.4.16 kernel and I selected exerimental mods and
> > the pppoe support.
>
> Debian's pppoe software is roarong penguin by the way. I would check
> roaring penguins site semi-frequently becasue they do regular patches
> that debian sometimes misses.
What is there to gain by applying a pppoe patch? Really curious here as it
is rock solid. It has gone down 2x in 3 months. It came back up when I
restarted the services--I made a script to do this.
If there is an advantage to upgrading I will, otherwise, I'm pinning my
version to what works. I don't wish to go through the hell of setting it
up again.
Fred
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