Pppd Failed To Open /dev/pts/2 No Such File Or Directory
root@rkarpinski1 bin#./openfortivpn -no-routes -no-dns xxxxxx:xxxx -trusted-cert xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -u xxxx -p xxxxx -vWARN: You should not pass the password on the command line. Cinema 7d brasov program. It seems pppd has been found now, but this time it didn't switch to tunneling mode for some reason.
You could try running openfortivpn with the -pppd-log option and check the log file specified with this option. Maybe there is some hint in there what went wrong. I'm wondering what this could be, since 1.6.3 was working fine if I understand you correctly.
In /var/chroot-pppoe/etc/ppp/options we have edited the file and changed the line 'user' to. Pppoe: read (asyncReadFromPPP): Input/output error', 'Couldn't open pty slave /dev/pts/1: No such file or directory. 0; 24 Sep 2001 2:44 PM. I did not put the preliminary ppoe chroot together, so I am unsure about the usage of. 00:00 hi, i'm running 10.4 Beta2 right now and when I try and to a apt-get dist-upgrade to upgrade to the final version of 10.4, it tells me '0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.'
Pppd Failed To Open /dev/pts/2 No Such File Or Directory Windows 10
On the other hand, we didn't release this version upstream, so I guess it is 1.6.0 plus some commits which were released under 1.7.0 upstream.Otherwise, we are preparing a bugfix release 1.8.1. Maybe when that one is packaged in Fedora rpms, everything works again as expected.? It strongly depends on the version. I have installed a VM with Fedora 29 and built the current master there. First, without having ppp installed.
The configure run ends like this: checking for /proc/net/route. Yeschecking for ppp. /usr/sbin/pppchecking for /usr/sbin/ppp. Nochecking for pppd. /usr/sbin/pppdchecking for /usr/sbin/pppd. Nochecking that generated files are newer than configure.
Doneconfigure: creating./config.statusconfig.status: creating Makefileconfig.status: executing depfiles commandsconfig.status: executing timestamp commandsIt is looking for both, ppp and pppd. Both are not there, but in the Makefile, there is a linePPPPATH = /usr/sbin/pppd which is the important thing. With 1.8.0 this did not yet work correctly.when running openfortivpn -v I see: DEBUG: Gateway certificate validation succeeded.DEBUG: Retrieving configurationDEBUG: Establishing the tunnelERROR: /usr/sbin/pppd: No such file or directory.INFO: Closed connection to gateway.after installing the ppp package which provides the pppd executable, the connection works.And for completeness, when running configure again, it looks like this: checking for /proc/net/route. Yeschecking for ppp. /usr/sbin/pppchecking for /usr/sbin/ppp.
Nochecking for pppd. /usr/sbin/pppdchecking for /usr/sbin/pppd. Yeschecking that generated files are newer than configure. Doneconfigure: creating./config.statusconfig.status: creating Makefileconfig.status: executing depfiles commandsconfig.status: executing timestamp commandsso, in this case it looks again for both ppp and pppdWhat in your case might have gone wrong could be that you have not compiled the master and didn't have all recent fixes, or another binary ppp or pppd was found in the path of the user under which you were running configure. If that's the case, /configure -with-pppd=/usr/sbin/pppd should help as well.
Sorry Mate, I dont know what to say because it still doesnt work. I have this system since Fedora 25 and maybe there is some shit in but now I dont have time to reinstall it and configure.