Re: Interfaces configuration and tap0

[Philippe Raxhon <raxhonp@easynet.be>]

> Hi Philippe!
>
> On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Philippe Raxhon wrote:
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> > Thanks a lot (I had forgoten that line) but I still have tap0 on 
> > startup, but not in single mode, so it's probably a daemon that is 
> > setting it. The real problem is that tap0 is set has the default route, 
> > and I still have to do;
> > ifconfig tap0 down
> > or change the default route:
> > route add default gw xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx dev ppp0
> >    
>
> i don't kow what tap0 is and why it's brought up... propably some isdn
> stuff?
Actually, diald was running. Disabling it on startup removed the tap0 
interface.

> anyway, try using /etc/gateways (see man 5 gateways) for your default
> route
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> > > put the it into /etc/environment and it should work
> > >
> > >      
> > It works for all of them except when I try to add some path to PATH, 
> > gnome doesn't want to start. Is this syntax correct:
> > PATH="$PATH:$JAVA_HOME/bin:$ANT_HOME/bin"
> > knowing JAVAHOME and ANT_HOME are set the lines before.
> > This syntax is certainly not correct. It's the one I have in 
> > /etc/profiles and, in a TTY, I still can't run java or ant and don't see 
> > them in the PATH when typing: set | less
> >    
>
> hmmm, try 
> PATH="${PATH}:${ANT_HOME}/bin:${JAVA_HOME}/bin"
It still doesn't do it. Don't worry, I will find.

> what java runtime do you use? i use the ibm and i don't need a JAVA_HOME
> environment variable to get it to work.
I have installed the latest sun java tarball in /usr/local. I need to 
use that release.

> yours martin
>