Frame Diverter: no divert_blk to free, ppp0 not ethernet
I'm used to compile modules on the kernel and also pppd for PoPToP VPN Server, since version 1.1.4
but more and more I am reading this kind of message and then I cannot connect to the vpn server.
it is not a problem on the poptop server configuration, as it works pretty well when the divert error does not appear
before it was all a matter of restart the server, and I was thinking about resources empty like in windows or things like that hoping it would simply dissapear with newer versions of the kernel and/or pppd and/or poptop
well, I have just compiled poptop version 1.2.0, with pppd 2.4.3 and kernel 2.6.9 with latest patches
and it does not work!!! the same error as always, but this time I'm tired of looking at google. maybe I do not ask well...
anyway, this is what appears on the /var/log/debug (I'm using Slackware 10.0) and really need help:
Dec 6 00:43:17 obelix kernel: divert: not allocating divert_blk for non-ethernet device ppp0
Dec 6 00:43:40 obelix kernel: divert: no divert_blk to free, ppp0 not ethernet
but more and more I am reading this kind of message and then I cannot connect to the vpn server.
it is not a problem on the poptop server configuration, as it works pretty well when the divert error does not appear
before it was all a matter of restart the server, and I was thinking about resources empty like in windows or things like that hoping it would simply dissapear with newer versions of the kernel and/or pppd and/or poptop
well, I have just compiled poptop version 1.2.0, with pppd 2.4.3 and kernel 2.6.9 with latest patches
and it does not work!!! the same error as always, but this time I'm tired of looking at google. maybe I do not ask well...
anyway, this is what appears on the /var/log/debug (I'm using Slackware 10.0) and really need help:
Dec 6 00:43:17 obelix kernel: divert: not allocating divert_blk for non-ethernet device ppp0
Dec 6 00:43:40 obelix kernel: divert: no divert_blk to free, ppp0 not ethernet
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hello bloemkool1980
it happends on a lot of connection types, like pppoe.
you are not having big problems because you are using only one pppoe connection (or may you have ocassional errors), but the problem arises when you are using the resource a lot, like when pppd (In this time pptpd, which calls pppd)
all the connection handshaking it's logged in the debug log. when the client is already authenticated, and the system must launch pppd, is when the error happends.
if you find a fix, please let me know.
thanks
Gabriel
it happends on a lot of connection types, like pppoe.
you are not having big problems because you are using only one pppoe connection (or may you have ocassional errors), but the problem arises when you are using the resource a lot, like when pppd (In this time pptpd, which calls pppd)
all the connection handshaking it's logged in the debug log. when the client is already authenticated, and the system must launch pppd, is when the error happends.
if you find a fix, please let me know.
thanks
Gabriel
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bloemkool1980
I found the problem in openvpn.
(this is for the problem of no transmit) the frame diverter warning still continues, but I believe I must reward your help.
Thank you!
Gabriel
I found the problem in openvpn.
(this is for the problem of no transmit) the frame diverter warning still continues, but I believe I must reward your help.
Thank you!
Gabriel
goodluck and thanks
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do you do ppp or pppoe ?
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