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O.k. people,
I've been touting the horn of Linux here for some time now, and
convinced my company to use a Linux server to provide an on-demand PPP
connection to our billing agencies.
I've prototyped the system on a Slackware 3.4 system (with a 2.0.30
kernel), using IP masquerading and diald. Works perfectly.
Now I've found myself in the embarrasing position of having gotten
$2500 worth of equipment in, and being unable to get diald to compile on
a redhat 5.2 system running kernel version 2.0.36 -- numerous things
have changed since then, and a whole bunch of stuff is getting
re-defined differently than a previous reference.
Anyone have any thoughts on this one? Has diald been replaced with
something else in the later 2.0 kernels?
--
Derek Martin | Unix System Administrator
d_martin at worldnet.att.net | Fresenius Medical Care
| derek.martin at fmc-na.com
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