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In message <19990204122435.A6400@noc.untraceable.net>you write:
> >The physical address of one machine for instance is
> >kechara.rc.vix.com, with an ifalias of kechara.flame.org.  I really
> >want all outgoing connections (unless bound to a specific port) to
> >originate from the alias, not the real interface address.
> 
> then...ifconfig the flame.org address first as the real address and
> then add the vix.com address as the alias.

or, run gated and route all traffic through the correct address.
Works fine for me, I even can set which hosts see what originating address.  
And, if the alias/adress goes away, I can't get traffic out of the box and 
notice it faster (mostly because of "no buffer space available) than in the 
case where I send out things with a nonexistant address.

Gruesse
       Oskar
-- 
Contrary to popular belief, Unix is user friendly.  
It just happens to be selective about who it makes friends with.
	-Kyle Hearn  <kyle@intex.net>


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