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From: Charles Mott <cmott@srv.net>
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Subject: Re: user-level ppp mtu problems
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> I spent a little bit of time digging through the code, and came accross
> the `set mtu` command.  I assumed then that this command would override
> the MTU setting.  But to no avail, the connections didn't work.

I have had the same experience.

Charles Mott