linux-avmb1:Re: PPPD: executing script when pppd comes up
Tony Crawford
tc-list at crawfords.de
Fri Jan 14 16:45:02 CET 2005
Jan Schubert wrote (on 14 Jan 2005 at 15:43):
> Bodo Meissner wrote:
>
> > What exactly has to be done when pppd starts?
>
> As I said before: Routing for instance!
>
> > Why can't you do it in ip-up?
>
> When exactly is ip-up started?
As the name indicates: when IPCP is finished and IP
communication is permitted.
> AFAIR this is just executed when the line gets connected, not when the
> pppd starts / the interface comes up, is'nt it? But for connecting the
> line the system has to know which packets to send through the device...
Ah. Read in man pppd about the demand option.
Theoretically you could put a wrapper script around pppd if you
really want to start other things when it starts, but that's not
necessary for dial-on-demand.
Tony
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