>>>>> "Kevin" == Kevin M Bealer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kevin> I had this problem (I think I had a slightly different error Kevin> message though) and this was the solution I used: log into your Kevin> provider manually using something like minicom/telix etc. Kevin> Watch every string up to the very end. My provider always Kevin> ended with: Kevin> Gateway: #.#.#.# Thanks, this promted me to look at the /var/log/messages and in there I found the following [...] chat[xxx]: (send pppgate) chat[xxx]: (expect login:) chat[xxx]: pppgate^M chat[xxx]: login: -- Got it! chat[xxx]: (send ppp) The (send ppp) line was the last line. I suspect that the stuff in brackets are just chat's preparation, ie, (send ppp) means the command ppp wasn't actully sent! And chat wasn't expecting a string, pppd started negotiation and of course failed because ppp daemon wasn't started at the OUCS end. It seems to me that chat was looking for a `expect' string in the script before actually sending ppp. I tried adding "" after ppp in the chat script but the result was exactly the same. chat ignored the last "". Do you guys know how to tell chat to expect nothing at the end of the script? /Billy
