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No easy fix: I wrote a script that checks my ISP's front page using |
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"GET" every 30 seconds. When an error occurs, it starts checking the |
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dhcp assigned via the adsl modem IP address every 5 seconds until it |
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gets a valid address so it can restart apache, update dyndns, checking |
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that dhcp hasnt gone wheels up and so on. |
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The reason to use GET is that itself has not proven very reliable in |
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picking up that something has changed so dhcp itself needs checking. |
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Its proven quite a reliable method over time, and the short break in |
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service is tolerable (and very rarely noticed) for my usage. |
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BillK |
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On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 21:01 -0400, Sean Lester wrote: |
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> Greetings to the group, |
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> First, if this is not the first time you've seen this I apologize. |
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> I lost all of my last 24hrs of email. And, I didn't see this on the |
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> reflectors. So, I appreciate your patience - thank you. |
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> I have been running pppoe by roaring penguin for a couple of |
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> years now. Everything works fine when I bring up the network |
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> (my interface comes up, an ip is assigned, my firewall is configured, |
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> and dns2go is fired up). This runs fine as long as my ISP doesn't |
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> change my IP address. I have a file called ip-up.local in the etc/ppp |
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> directory that coordinates all of this, so I think the if-up.local is |
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> working. |
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> Once my ISP changes my IP, my network is hung (meaning I can't get out |
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> and routing is messed up). If I type "route" I don't have a default |
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> route anymore. If I run adsl-status, it'll tell me that it's up. |
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> However, I'm not so sure it is. What I have to do is run adsl-stop, |
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> adsl-start, than the iptables configuration. What is different here, |
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> then at startup? Any advice? |
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> Thank You |
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> Sean |
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