dustin sallings writes:
> 
> 	I've run userland ppp in NetBSD.  I can't remember why, but I had
> a reason at one point.  I can't think of a good reason to run userland
> ppp.  It's *by far* more efficient in the kernel, and all of the rest of
> the network interfaces are in the kernel, so I don't see what's wrong with
> it.

I'd like to run PPP over an ip connection.  In particular over a port
redirected via ssh to a machine at work.  Our current pppd will only
run over a tty device, AFAICT.  If it is possible to run ppp over a
socket without the userland ppp implementation, I would like to know
about it!

-Andrew
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