[pptp-server] PPTP Choke - GRE: Bad checksum from pppd
linux at orgx.co.nz
linux at orgx.co.nz
Sat May 13 06:44:18 CDT 2000
Well, in keeping with my wrong initial guesses at my previous problem, it
seems I have done it again. After pointing the finger at pppd and/or the
kernel for this problem I just thought I'd try PPTP 1.1.1 (was using
1.0.0). And initial tests how that all is well! So I guess the problem
was in the comms between pptpd and pppd, since pptpd was still talking to
my Win98 box, but no tcp connection was alive. Now v1.1.1 seems to be
roaring along - several MB without stopping...And no syslog errors from
pppd or pptpd. Hope this may be useful to some others too...
Cheers,
Richard Shepherd
linux at orgx.co.nz
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05/14/00 10:47 AM
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Subject: [pptp-server] PPTP Choke - GRE: Bad checksum from pppd
After getting over the NTDOMAIN\\username problem with authentication, I
now have a nastier problem. I can happily establish a PPTP session from
my Win98 box to my Linux box. I begin transferring some data with FTP
(for example). I get about 800KB (this figure varies I think) done and
then it chokes. The bytes received stops incrementing and in my syslog I
see:
May 13 21:35:33 bts pptpd[8590]: GRE: Bad checksum from pppd.
May 13 21:35:46 bts last message repeated 23 times
I cannot ping from client to server anymore. It's as if someone's cut the
line. And a few seconds later another block of these. So I guess this is
a problem with pppd or the kernel right? I have kernel 2.2.14, pppd
2.3.10 with the ppp-2.3.10-openssl-norc4-mppe.patch applied to pppd and
kernel. This seems like something nasty that I don't know what to do
about. Normally if I hit something like this I'd try to upgrade the
kernel. But 2.2.14 is sufficiently up-to-date and I presume many others
are happily using it.
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Cheers,
Richard Shepherd
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