--- Archie Cobbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ome ome writes:
> > OK, but why don't you use the socket node used for
> MPD
> > and connected to the PPP node ?
> > Is it for make a cleaner code or is there a
> specific
> > reason ?
>
> It's for cleaner code: the addition socket node is
> complet
ome ome writes:
> OK, but why don't you use the socket node used for MPD
> and connected to the PPP node ?
> Is it for make a cleaner code or is there a specific
> reason ?
It's for cleaner code: the addition socket node is completely
private to the pppoe device layer.
Are you just curious, or
OK, but why don't you use the socket node used for MPD
and connected to the PPP node ?
Is it for make a cleaner code or is there a specific
reason ?
--- Archie Cobbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ome ome writes:
> > What is the aim of the socket node in MPD which
> appear
> > when i establish a
ome ome writes:
> What is the aim of the socket node in MPD which appear
> when i establish a pppoe session and the link becomes UP?
> It is the one which is created at the same time of the
> pppoe node and which disapear when the link is down.
The pppoe device layer in mpd needs to talk to the n
What is the aim of the socket node in MPD which appear
when i establish a pppoe session and the link becomes
UP?
It is the one which is created at the same time of the
pppoe node and which disapear when the link is down.
Thanks in advance,
OME
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