Bug 5801 – pump (0.7.2-2) flooding my ISP (cable modem)

Bug 5801 - pump (0.7.2-2) flooding my ISP (cable modem)

Summary:	pump (0.7.2-2) flooding my ISP (cable modem)

Status:	CLOSED CURRENTRELEASE

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Product:	Red Hat Linux
Classification:	Retired
Component:	pump (Show other bugs)
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Version:	6.0
Hardware:	i386 Linux

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Assigned To:	Erik Troan
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Reported:	1999-10-10 05:20 EDT by bunch
Modified:	2008-05-01 11:37 EDT (History)
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Last Closed:	1999-11-22 14:06:35 EST
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Description bunch 1999-10-10 05:20:00 EDT

Pump is not running correctly on my Linux 6.0.
I installed the last pump package from RH 6.1.

When the PC boots up, everything goes fine, my eth0 goes up,
pump -s shows me the correct DHCP status.
But after a while, perhaps when the leasing period expired,
everything goes wrong.
The pump program is then flooding my ISP with something like
this :
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576
05:18:52.287125 0:60:97:ae:70:9b 8:0:3e:5:a3:f7 618:
212.198.115.227.68 > 212.198.0.69.67: udp 576

Becoz my ISP (www.cybercable.fr) is billing me every data
uploaded beyond 125 Mb (and pump sent more than 800 Mb last
month) this funny thing may cost more than 500 US$ to me !!!

Also, the pump -R command always fails, I'm unable to renew
the IP adresse manually. The only thing I can do is to
ifdown/ifup the eth0 interface.

Please note that two things have changed since I last
upgraded the pump package :
 - now the pump -s always run
 - not the pump -R sometimes gets locked when pump is
flooding my ISP.

Comment 1 Laurent Salle 1999-11-22 06:33:59 EST

I have the same problem.

RedHat 6.0 with some RH 6.1 packages, Cybercable ISP, pump-0.7.2-2.

Comment 2 Erik Troan 1999-11-22 14:06:59 EST

This should be fixed in the pump distributed with pump 6.1. Please let me know
if it still does this.

Comment 3 Laurent Salle 1999-12-01 04:32:59 EST

What did you mean by pump 6.1. RedHat 6.1 come with pump 0.7.2-2.

Comment 4 bunch 1999-12-01 17:42:59 EST

Yes, the problem is not fixed in RedHat 6.1.
As I stated, I installed the pump 0.7.2-2 program (which comes in the RedHat
6.1) in a RedHat 6.0 system, and the program continues to flood my modem cable
ISP.

Comment 5 Laurent Salle 2000-01-02 05:43:59 EST

pump0.7.3-2 (ftp://ftp.redhat.com/rawhide/i386/RedHat/RPMS/) solved my problem.
Thanks to Michel Parlebas for pointing me to this version.

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