I've noticed something odd with the -current version of pppd:

When I connect to my ISP, a route gets added to the ISP's end of the ppp
link via interface ppp0.  But no route gets added to point to my local
end of the link.  Therefore, pings to my own IP address end up following
the default route out to my ISP, and they never come back.  (Or, if they
_do_ come back, NetBSD simply forwards them back out the ppp0 link!)

I've been able to work around the problem by manually adding a route to
my end of the link:

	# route add <w.x.y.z> 127.0.0.1

This mimics the behaviour of my Ethernet connection, which automatically
seems to get a route for my local address pointing at lo0.

But is this the correct behaviour?  Or should pppd be adding the local
route automatically?

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