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Fritz DSL Kinternet Suse 9.1

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glove

Mal wieder die Fritz DSL, mal wieder Suse 9.1, mal wieder Kinternet...
Ich habe hier also die Fritz DSL mit der Suse 9.1 laufen. Das klappt auch ganz gut. Allerdings klappt die wiedereinwahl nach der Trennung nicht. Eine Trennung scheint er zu verkraften. Aber beim zweiten mal steht der smppppd. Also ich muss bei Kinternet auf "starten" klicken und er wählt sich wieder neu ein.
DoD ist an, idle time ist 0. Der Persist Eintrag hilft nicht, der insserv Befehl hatte auch keinen Effekt. Das kann doch nur was banales sein! Ich mein das neu starten smpppd muss doch auch so gehen.
Ich hoffe es kann mir jemand helfen, es kann doch nicht sein, das ich der einzige bin der die FritzCard in einem Router einsetzt....
Bitte helft mir. Das nervt echt.
So hier noch Log aus Kinternet:

SuSE Meta pppd (smpppd-ifcfg), Version 1.16 on linux.
Status is: disconnected
trying to connect to smpppd
connect to smpppd
Status is: disconnected
Status is: lurking
pppd[0]: Plugin capiplugin.so loaded.
pppd[0]: capiplugin: $Revision: 1.33 $
pppd[0]: capiconn: 1.8
pppd[0]: Plugin passwordfd.so loaded.
pppd[0]: Using interface ppp0
Status is: lurking
pppd[0]: local IP address 192.168.99.1
pppd[0]: remote IP address 192.168.99.99
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dormant.
pppd[0]: Starting link
Establishing connection due to activity.
Status is: connecting
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase serialconn (was dormant).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: connected: "" -> "" outgoing
pppd[0]: capiplugin: using /dev/capi/0: "" -> "" outgoing
pppd[0]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/capi/0
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase establish (was serialconn).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase authenticate (was establish).
pppd[0]: PAP authentication succeeded
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase network (was authenticate).
pppd[0]: Local IP address changed to 217.231.51.90
pppd[0]: Remote IP address changed to 217.5.98.179
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase running (was network).
pppd[0]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-up finished (pid 22717), status = 0x0
Status is: connected
pppd[0]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing 0x0000 (0x3326) - No additional information
pppd[0]: Modem hangup
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase network (was running).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase establish (was network).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dead (was establish).
pppd[0]: Connection terminated.
pppd[0]: Connect time 1069.1 minutes.
pppd[0]: Sent 255441670 bytes, received 632846987 bytes.
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase disconnect (was dead).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase holdoff (was disconnect).
pppd[0]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-down finished (pid 26593), status = 0x0
Status is: lurking
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dormant (was holdoff).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dormant, again.
pppd[0]: Starting link
Establishing connection due to activity.
Status is: connecting
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase serialconn (was dormant).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: capiplugin: couldn't make connection
pppd[0]: Connect time 1069.1 minutes.
pppd[0]: Sent 255441670 bytes, received 632846987 bytes.
pppd[0]: capiplugin: exit
Status is: disconnected
pppd[0] died: Fatal pppd error (exit code 1)
 
B

Bonsai

dem pppd kann man bestimmt ein hohes loglevel geben, dann sagt er Dir vielleicht in der /var/log/messages was er für ein Problem hat.
 
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G

glove

So habe jetzt in der smpppd.conf "debug = yes" gesetzt. Mal sehen ob was zu sehen gibt. Ich halte euch auf dem laufenden.

glove, auf die nächste zwangstrennung wartend....
 
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G

glove

Also im Debug Modus sieht die Trennung dann so aus:

[....]
Status is: connected
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 4 -> 7 event=10
pppd[0]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 7 -> 0 event=13
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 3 -> 7 event=8
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 7 -> 8 event=9
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 8 -> 0 event=11
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing (pcli=0x102/ncci=0x10102) 0x0000 (0x3326) - No additional information
pppd[0]: Modem hangup
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase network (was running).
pppd[0]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-down started (pid 8623)
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase establish (was network).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dead (was establish).
pppd[0]: controller 2: listen_change_state 0 -> 1
pppd[0]: contr 2: listenconf Info=0x0000 (No additional information) infomask=0x145 cipmask=0x0 capimask2=0x0
pppd[0]: controller 2: listen_change_state 1 -> 0
pppd[0]: Connection terminated.
pppd[0]: Connect time 114.5 minutes.
pppd[0]: Sent 516570870 bytes, received 528971614 bytes.
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase disconnect (was dead).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase holdoff (was disconnect).
pppd[0]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-down finished (pid 8623), status = 0x0
Status is: lurking
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dormant (was holdoff).
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase dormant, again.
pppd[0]: Starting link
Establishing connection due to activity.
Status is: connecting
pppd[0]: capiplugin: phase serialconn (was dormant).
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x0 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 1 -> 2 event=3
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 2 -> 3 event=6
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x102 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 1 -> 3 event=3
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 3 -> 7 event=10
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 7 -> 0 event=13
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 3 -> 7 event=8
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 7 -> 8 event=9
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 8 -> 0 event=11
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing (pcli=0x102/ncci=0x10102) 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x0 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 1 -> 2 event=3
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 2 -> 3 event=6
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x102 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 1 -> 3 event=3
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 3 -> 7 event=10
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 7 -> 0 event=13
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 3 -> 7 event=8
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 7 -> 8 event=9
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 8 -> 0 event=11
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing (pcli=0x102/ncci=0x10102) 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x0 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 1 -> 2 event=3
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 2 -> 3 event=6
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x102 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 1 -> 3 event=3
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 3 -> 7 event=10
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 7 -> 0 event=13
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 3 -> 7 event=8
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 7 -> 8 event=9
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 8 -> 0 event=11
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing (pcli=0x102/ncci=0x10102) 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x0 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: capiplugin: leased line (adslpppoe)
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 1 -> 2 event=3
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 2 -> 3 event=6
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x102 0 -> 1 event=1
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 1 -> 3 event=3
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 3 -> 7 event=10
pppd[0]: ncci_change_state:0x10102 7 -> 0 event=13
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 3 -> 7 event=8
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 7 -> 8 event=9
pppd[0]: plci_change_state:0x102 8 -> 0 event=11
pppd[0]: capiplugin: disconnect(remote): "" -> "" outgoing (pcli=0x102/ncci=0x10102) 0x0000 (0x3312) - No additional information
pppd[0]: capiplugin: couldn't make connection
pppd[0]: Connect time 114.5 minutes.
pppd[0]: Sent 516570870 bytes, received 528971614 bytes.
pppd[0]: controller 2: listen_change_state 0 -> 1
pppd[0]: contr 2: listenconf Info=0x0000 (No additional information) infomask=0x145 cipmask=0x0 capimask2=0x0
pppd[0]: controller 2: listen_change_state 1 -> 0
pppd[0]: capiplugin: exit
Status is: disconnected
pppd[0] died: Fatal pppd error (exit code 1)
 
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Bonsai

Hier hab ich nochwas gesehen, das vielleicht hilft:
http://www.linux-club.de/viewtopic.php?t=9645&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
 
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glove

Heute mal suse online update gefahren, und siehe da, ein ppp Update. Mal sehen ob das was hilft.
Falls nicht werde ich mir die Python Sachen nochmal reinzehen. Vielleicht sehe ich ja doch mal Land.
glove
 
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Centurius_de

Um dich zu beruhigen, habe das gleiche Problem mit der FritzCard DSL SL PCI-Karteunter Suse 9.0 Prof.. Nach der Zwangstrennung bekomm ich das DSL nicht mehr gestartet. Ich muss den Rechner erst komplett neu starten. Das lustige ist, dass das exakt gleiche Verhalten auch bei nem Windows 2003 Server auftritt. Ich vermute mal das ist eher nen Hardwareproblem in der Fritzkarte.
 
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Centurius_de

Könnest du das Skript posten wenn es funktioniert? Hab mich mit solchen Sachen noch nicht beschäftigt und könnte so etwas Zeit sparen ;-)
 
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