Le Tue, 01 Oct 2002 14:39:59 -0500
J. Buck Caldwell a écrit :
> Hmm... one note - I'm using a custom kernel, and when I do an 'ifconfig
> -a', all I see are my two network cards ex0: and ex1:, lo0:, and ppp0:
> and ppp1:. Shouldn't I see a gre0:? Seems like I saw that in some
> previous release. I do have gre enabled in my config file, but I don't
> have ip6, sl, strip, faith, or stf enabled. Should I? Is there something
> about gre or ppp that requires one of these other items?

It's normal. gre(4) has changed a bit after the 1.5 branched. It is now a
cloning device. To create a gre tunnel, you first have to create a gre
interface, with 'ifconfig gre0 create'.

Mmm that just reminds me... There's a bug in gre, fixed in -current but
not in 1.6. The fix was checked in back in August, but I guess the release
was too close for a pull-up.

So, to use PoPToP, you have to disable gre in your kernel, or use revision
1.20 of syssrc/sys/netinet/ip_gre.c.

Then, it should work fine.

cube

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