by I have successfully created load balancing (bonding modems together
under the same IP) on a Linux client that dials into a Linux server.
One of the scripts calls for automatic invocation when ppp is
established. On the client side, I can invoke the script in the
/etc/ppp/ip-up side and it works great.
BUT, I need to invoke a script on the Linux server side, the one that
receives the call. It appears that /etc/ppp/ip-up does not run when
ppp is established, this on the server or receiving side.
What I need to do is trap the following enviroment variables to pass to
the script.
interface-name tty-device speed local-IP-address remote-IP-address
Is there another file that is invoked on the server side when a ppp
session is established that has these variables passed to it that I can
use to rerun another script? The man pages for pppd did not shed much
light on this, and I am wandering in the dark now.
Help anyone? Would be much appreciated. . . .
david