Angel Tsankov wrote:
I managed to setup a connection using RP-PPPoE after enabling PPP in the
kernel and installing RP-PPPoE, WvStreams, WvDial and OpenSSL. However,
I'd rather not install all 4 packages when a single one would do. So I
read the instruction on
http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/PPP
and the README.pppoe file in the PPP package. Then I tried to setup a
PPPoE connection (using only PPP) by ensuring the contents of some
configuration files read as follows:
Don't mix-and-match different instructions. Please read only
http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/PPP (it had a "pp" vs "ppp" typo, now
fixed). You need the "DNS Server Configuration" and "PPPoE Connection" sections,
and also populate the files with secrets. Alternatively, download the 6.2-pre4
CD, run "net-setup" and model the settings after it.
As for the routing options that resulted in your inability to send packets, it's
because you have no "defaultroute" option and/or forgot to set the link up.
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Alexander E. Patrakov
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