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From: "H. Jared Agnew" <hjagnew@mba1.mba-consulting.com>
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Subject: ppp cuaa? question
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  Setup :

          FreeBSD          -- 4.2 Stable 12/21/00 i386
          /dev/ttyd0       -- SB Modem Blaster 56K II
          /dev/ttyd1       -- SB Modem Blaster 56K II

  Question :

          Wasn't sure if this is a problem or not so thought I would toss
          it up and let some of the more learned people figure it out.
          I have getty watching ttyd0 for incoming calls.  When I use `ppp`
          to access /dev/cuaa0 and /dev/cuaa1 it uses /dev/ttyd1 for both.
          When getty is not set to watch /dev/ttyd0 ppp uses ttyd0 when told
          to use /dev/cuaa0 and ttyd1 when told to use /dev/cuaa1.  Maybe
          this is how it is supposed to work, if so, disregard.  Thanks


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