The ipppd in ISDN4k-utils has an undocumented option "callback 6", that enables it to initiate callback using the cbcp protocoll. This feature works very well (I am using it with a Cisco terminal server), but it cannot be configured with isdn-config, and the /etc/init.d/isdn script has to be hacked to enable setting this option. So I propose the following changes: Make the /etc/init.d/isdn script also handle the callback option, and add the option to set this in isdn-config, tool, too. Also regarding the /etc/init.d/isdn script, with the current script it is not possible to add _additional_ options ipppd, if you specify an options file, it will overwrite all ippd options set in /etc/sysconfig/provider/provider-conf. I have added the follwoing lines to /etc/init.d/isdn: ------------------------------------------------ # Use provider options file instead if [ -f "/etc/ppp/options-$1" ]; then options="file /etc/ppp/options-$1" fi + # Add the options from the provider options file + if [ -f "/etc/ppp/extra-options-$1" ]; then + options="$options file /etc/ppp/extra-options-$1" + fi # Start ipppd /usr/sbin/ipppd $options ------------------------------------------------- This change would make it easier to support funky ippp options without having to hack the init scripts. (If this extra options could be set from within isdn-config, as an advanced option, that would be even nicer. Regrads Istvan Toth
It's fixed. isdn-config will be obsolete in 7.1. A replacement is internet-config.