I don't know if anyone is interested, but I found myself in a situation
where I had to set up a PPTP server on a linux box (PoPToP) to
authenticate Windows clients. This meant that I had get mppe into the
kernel ppp that comes built into the RedHat contributed kernel. I ended
up getting everything set up right and have RPMs built with it. The
only difference between the 2.4.9-31 kernels that are in the
contributed-by-redhat directory and is the ppp difference. This doesn't
break using ppp normally it just adds the ability to use ppp-mppe. If
anyone would like a copy of these kernels they can be made available.
Chris Tooley
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