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costin cosoveanu wrote: |
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>Hi |
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>I have some problems with my external modem, conexant (hardware), |
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>connected on serial port 1 /dev/ttyS0. pppd fail to connect.pppd |
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>version is 2.4.2. |
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>How should connections scripts look like to execute pppd from bash ? |
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>#pppd call name_of_isp |
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>/etc/ppp/chat_name_of_isp |
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>/etc/ppp/peers/name |
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>/etc/ppp/chap-secrets |
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>/etc/ppp/pap-secrets |
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>The modem work fine from KPPP. |
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>Thanks. |
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>gentoo-desktop@g.o mailing list |
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I've not personally used KPPP so I'm not sure where it puts the files |
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that it generates, but from a command-line, you should be able to type: |
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pppd call connection_name |
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Where connection_name is the name of a file in the /etc/ppp/peers/ |
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directory. If that fails, try adding debug to the end of the |
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command-line entry (although, you may only be able to specify the debug |
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option if you're root) and then check your logs for more information |
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and/or error messages (and post back here). |
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Ryan |
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