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We don't provide dip any more, and probably haven't for years.
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All networking scripts from /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts call logger without
full path. This can prevent system from booting if let's say dcc is installed
when compiled with wrong parameters and installs /usr/sbin/logger (see bellow)
It's not really a bug but this can be easily prevented. All /etc/init.d scripts
use full path for logger network-scripts should use it also
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I am running dip-3.3.7o-10 and initscripts-3.32-1 on Red Hat 5.0 Intel and
was unable to terminate an established SLIP connection in the standard
fashion. After some hacking around I discovered that the problem
was that when dip establishes a connection, it changes it's argument
list to '-dip (IP_ADDRESS)' where IP_ADDRESS is the local IP address.
This of course breaks the network-scripts handling of the connection.
I've modified /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifdown-sl to take this
into account and included the modified file below. I don't think it
will work for people with dynamically allocated IP addresses though...
-Mike Wittman
support login: wittman@cs.berkeley.edu
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