First of all, why does this example list 3 addresses instead of subnets? (I know that an IPv4 address may be represented as a subnet with 32 bit mask, but the example uses just addresses, without masks; it would be less weird if masks were specified).
How would this setting look like in case of flag --pppd-ipparam being used instead of a config file?
Would I have to wrap the list of values into quotes (single or double) and use space as a separator between items in the list like this? --pppd-ipparam='192.168.77.88 192.168.77.233 192.168.77.205'
Why wouldn't the example for config file wrap the list in quotes?
Anyways, this setting doesn't seem to work, as I check with ip r after connecting to a VPN and the routes listed in that option are not there.
The interactive log looks like this:
INFO: Connected to gateway.
INFO: Authenticated.
INFO: Remote gateway has allocated a VPN.
$DATE : publish_entry SCDSet() failed: Success!
$DATE : publish_entry SCDSet() failed: Success!
$DATE : Using interface ppp0
$DATE : Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttys022
INFO: Got addresses: [10.65.0.107], ns [10.64.228.1, 10.64.228.2]
INFO: Negotiation complete.
$DATE : local IP address 10.65.0.107
$DATE : remote IP address 169.254.2.1
$DATE : Committed PPP store
$DATE : Committed PPP store
INFO: Interface ppp0 is UP.
INFO: Tunnel is up and running.
Increasing verbosity doesn't add anything interesting.
If I use pppd-log - there's not much interesting there as well except for those 2 publish_entry SCDSet() failed: Success! successful failures (what an oxymoron).
ip r doesn't list anything related to 192.168.77.88 192.168.77.233 192.168.77.205 addresses.
I'm on ARM-based device with macos Sonoma 14.6 (23G80) running openfortivpn installed from brew, tried versions 1.20.5 and 1.22.1 (latest available).
Paragraph about pppd-ipparam setting in man page is vague, not clear.
Wiki page about using pppd-ipparam has a weirdly chosen example:
First of all, why does this example list 3 addresses instead of subnets? (I know that an IPv4 address may be represented as a subnet with 32 bit mask, but the example uses just addresses, without masks; it would be less weird if masks were specified).
How would this setting look like in case of flag
--pppd-ipparambeing used instead of a config file? Would I have to wrap the list of values into quotes (single or double) and use space as a separator between items in the list like this?--pppd-ipparam='192.168.77.88 192.168.77.233 192.168.77.205'Why wouldn't the example for config file wrap the list in quotes?Anyways, this setting doesn't seem to work, as I check with
ip rafter connecting to a VPN and the routes listed in that option are not there. The interactive log looks like this:Increasing verbosity doesn't add anything interesting. If I use
pppd-log- there's not much interesting there as well except for those 2publish_entry SCDSet() failed: Success!successful failures (what an oxymoron).ip rdoesn't list anything related to 192.168.77.88 192.168.77.233 192.168.77.205 addresses. I'm on ARM-based device with macos Sonoma 14.6 (23G80) running openfortivpn installed from brew, tried versions 1.20.5 and 1.22.1 (latest available).