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...0:5000:9::2 port 655) >> Nov 28 11:59:55 rsuk-mhb-fw01 tinc.dcvpn[24911]: Sending packet of 74 >> bytes to rps (2001:1b40:5000:9::2 port 655) >> >> rps site (where rsync server is): >> ----------------------------------------- >> >> [thomas.parrott at rps-fw03 ~]$ grep '11:59:' /var/log/messages >> Nov 28 11:59:01 rps-fw03 tinc.dcvpn[17321]: Clamping MSS of packet >> from rps to rsukmhb to 1369 >> Nov 28 11:59:01 rps-fw03 tinc.dcvpn[17321]: Sending packet of 86 >> bytes to rsukmhb (2001:1b40:5000:19::2 port 655) >> N...

Hi, I am using tinc 1.0.23 in router mode and am having trouble with intermittent TCP connect timeouts that do not occur when routing the TCP over the internet directly. I am using a pure IPv6 setup (i.e direct IPv6 connections, and tunneled IPv6 subnets). My configs are as follows: Site 1: ----------------------- tinc.conf: Name = rsukmhb AddressFamily = ipv6 BindToAddress =

...mpting a connection from an XP-SP2 box pppd dies without authenticating the user (see below). I have run ntlm_auth from the command line with success. What tools can I use to identify the failure? Is there an obvious error in the ppp options file? Thanks, Brian Hoover messages: Nov 23 09:15:51 fw03 pppd[4862]: Plugin winbind.so loaded. Nov 23 09:15:51 fw03 pppd[4862]: WINBIND plugin initialized. Nov 23 09:15:51 fw03 pppd[4862]: pppd 2.4.3 started by root, uid 0 Nov 23 09:15:51 fw03 pppd[4862]: Using interface ppp0 Nov 23 09:15:51 fw03 pppd[4862]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/pts/2 Nov 23 09:...