Yes - I have RTFM. It states that I should upgrade to 2.3.5. No
problem.
Apparently, I didn't make myself clear. Does the combination:
2.1.107+isdn+ppp
work flawlessly when having an endpoint which is configured like:
2.0.33+isdn+ppp
? I'd like to hear from people having experiences with these kind of
connections.
The problem is, that I'm getting a lot of 'funny' messages in the log on
both the endpoint-machine (2.0.33+isdn+ppp (ipppd)) and my own machine
when I connect:
... select: Bad file number.
... couldn't restore device fd flags: Bad file numbers.
(I don't get these on a 2.0.34 box. 'ipppd' is the one to be obtained
from ftp.think.de ...)
My guess is that it's the ipppd which is poorly coded?
Occasionally, my logs are filled with:
Kernel: Socket destroy delayed (r=0 w=144) # w is sometimes 128
... these are not just repeated 2 or 3 times as David Miller once said:
last message repeated 9 times.
last message repeated 10 times.
... and so on.
I will try to upgrade my homepc and my endpoint to the latest and
greatest ppp-2.3.whatever and see if it helps ...
Best regards,
Brian
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