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From:	"Bowden, Todd" <todd DOT bowden AT atosorigin DOT com>
To:	"'Cygwin'" <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject:	RE: apache dies with pppoe
Date:	Thu, 24 Jul 2003 14:56:13 -0400
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I know on my FW/Router (Linksys) I can disable DHCP, can you do that with
yours?  If so than disable your DHCP server on your FW/Router and have a
fixed IP address only on your PC.  Also Is there a option in your FW/router
to send Keep alive packets, to maintain your IP address on your FW/router?

Todd C. Bowden 

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill McCormick [mailto:wpmccormick AT covad DOT net] 
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 1:45 PM
To: Bowden, Todd; 'Cygwin'
Subject: RE: apache dies with pppoe


> Can I ask what your environment looks like?
>
	It looks like just like you thought ... except I might add to it as
follows ...

> 	PC <------------> FW/Router  <----------> DSL Modem <--------->  
> Internet
	DHCP Client		Fixed IP			DHCP Client
	IP by NIC MAC	DHCP Server			PPPOE


> This doesn't make sense that your apache web server is dying on your 
> PC if your PC has a fixed IP than your webserver should just run and 
> run.

I agree ... note that the problem can be systematicly recreated by opening
port 80 on my FW.

* snip *
> Your FW/Router should have nothing to dowith what problem your are 
> having
on your system.
>
I don't believe that it is the FW/Router either. I believe it has more to do
with how my DSL modem times-out, thus forcing an IP change.

> What happens when you install a binary Win32 version of apache, does 
> it die too?

I don't know and I'm not sure I'm ready to find out yet either. It still may
be a configuration issue (and I'm going to look at that again right now,)
but the fact that it does "run and run" until I open it up (to the Internet)
is perplexing.


Thanks,


Bill
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