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Re: pump sometimes must be restarted (cable modem)?





Once a week my ATT cablemodem lease expires.  Pump has never auto-released.
I have a cronjob that runs monday at 5:00am, and thursday also.  This covers
the spread incase a cable outage actually drops my line and isn't on the sunday
list for some reason.

It's not just you Carl, I hve the same problem.


Thus spake Guy Geens (ggeens@iname.com):

> 
> >>>>> "Alan" == Alan Shutko <ats@acm.org> writes:
> 
> >>>>> "Carl" == Carl Fink <carlf@panix.com> writes:
> Carl> periodically (perhaps every other week) my Internet connection
> Carl> via Optimum Online (Cablevision) freezes
> 
> Alan> Hmmm... it shouldn't happen every week, but if your IP changes,
> Alan> pump will _not_ try to get a new lease... 
> 
> It might be an ISP policy.
> 
> Some ISPs will force a new address on all users from time to time, to
> make it difficult for people to run servers. (I know a DSL provider
> who logs you out every 24 hours.)
> 
> I've never used pump myself. You could try dhcpd (I used that for a
> while) or dhcp-client (which I currently use). I wasn't too keen on
> dhcpd, but I don't remember why exactly.
> 
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