Ben,
It has been three weeks since my last mail about Debian bug #353746. I
have not yet heard back. Since l2tpd has been replaced by xl2tpd, I am
assuming that this bug has been fixed. However, I wanted to give you
the opportunity to confirm that the bug still exists. If I do not hear
back fr
Ben,
A while ago I took over as the maintainer of l2tpd so that I could get
xl2tpd into Debian. It has been for about a month now. I wonder if you
could verify that the problem still occurs. If not, please let me know
so that I can close the bug reports.
Regards,
-Roberto
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Roberto C. Sánc
thanks a lot. This is part of my long overdue update of this package.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2006 at 08:41:34AM -0800, Ben Willmore wrote:
> Package: l2tpd
> Version: 0.70-pre20031121
>
> When this happens, it wedges the whole l2tpd system for all users --
> existing connections freeze and new ones can'
Package: l2tpd
Version: 0.70-pre20031121
When this happens, it wedges the whole l2tpd system for all users --
existing connections freeze and new ones can't be established. This
makes l2tpd unusable because when one user experiences the random
fault, all users are affected, and the ipsec/l2tp dae
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