On Fr, 14 Sep 2001 17:18:28 -0500, Michael Heldebrant wrote: > It's most likely pump.
You were absolutely right, thanks! Nothing wrong with my config or driver. I simply installed the package dhcp-client over my existing configuration, and it worked immediately with no additional change. I didn't even need to uninstall pump. [That is no bug in the package dependencies; after uninstalling pump it is still working. ;-)] > I have the same problems but have been too busy to deal with it. I > believe going to dhcpcd should solve your problem. Maybe you will find the time now, it took me less than a minute to fix it, including downloading dhcp-client. Only in order to use my local nameserver I needed a /etc/dhclient.conf with a line "domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1;", as the /etc/pump.conf is ignored of course. > It worked flawlessly for me until I rebuilt my firewall from scratch > and went with pump due to it being the default. Pump should really not be the default (at least not this version). dhclient works much better and has more configuration options. And as you said, dhcpcd is better too. Cheers, Marco
