I got my laptop to successfully connect through modem. It authenticates using a PAP secret. I'm using Debian Sarge, command line only for now. The important PPP option I needed to add:
user foo (Note: foo here represents my login).


I also added this to the pap-secrets file:
        foo * bar (Note: foo represents login; bar represents password)

In your case Harald, in Suse Linux it looks like pppd is trying to use a script to submit the login and password. If you can disable or modify the script somehow and just use PAP to authenticate, it might work.

But honestly I don't know the specifics of Suse Linux. Maybe there's a GUI dialup configuration tool to set authentication to use PAP.

        Jason Dommasch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

At 10:46 PM 6/25/04, I wrote:

I have a dialup router/firewall at home running Smoothwall Linux. It still connects fine the same way it has been. It's configured to use "PAP or CHAP authentication". But I also have I laptop computer that fails to do a PPP connect (the modem works fine). On the laptop I'm only using PAP: I'll try CHAP next and see what happens.

At 05:27 PM 6/25/04, Larry wrote:
what's the contents of your /etc/ppp/options file?
are you using kppp?

It looks like it you might be needing to have it pause for a second or two between authenticating and initialising ppp

also check http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialPPP-Dial-in.html
to see if you can twiddle the settings

I'm pretty sure that epud is still using Universal Telecom to handle the dialup connections
so it may be that they have changed their RADIUS setup.





On Jun 24, 2004, at 8:28 PM, Harald Sundt wrote:

LogOn FUBAR & A new ISP to run Linux - Advice?

Two to three weeks ago, about the time EFN was moving its servers and becoming a Brand Name owned by EPUD my SuSE linux 9.0 on a Laptop ceased to be able to connect.

Quoting my LOG from memory:

 Looks like a login
 sending login
 looks like a password request
 sending password
 NO SUCH COMMAND AS "PPP"
 Legal COMMANDS
( ed.: little list follows)
 hangup
 don't know what to do
 trying to start ppp
 NO CARRIER

No matter how I jiggle YAST - no joy.

My MAC OS X G-4 hasn't even noticed a bump in the road. I sign on "as usual" every day.

I just Installed SuSE 9.1 Pro, clean install, formatting everything, and:

 Looks like a login
 sending login
 looks like a password request
 sending password
 NO SUCH COMMAND AS "PPP"
 Legal COMMANDS
( ed.: little list follows)
 hangup
 don't know what to do
 trying to start ppp
 NO CARRIER

Sigh............ I called both EFN and EPUD and am told "Linux isn't supported".

The last time rather well shall we say "crisply"?

Please, some GURU help me here. I am a perennial newbie and need to make my Linux Laptop go on the go.


Multiple nested thank u zzz.

Hal
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