The program is rasspy.exe You can get it at http://rasspy.gq.nu/ You just unzip the package and put rasspy.exe into the Netzero directory. Then, you go to that directory in an MSDOS window and type rasspy.exe cmd=nzstart.exe Netzero will start, but the encripted userid and password will appear. I did that and get far enough also to get the 'kppp died unexpectedly' The log file shows that it is because the peer is unauthorized as I indicated before. Is there anyone out there who uses netzero under Linux? If so, how did you do it? TIA, -sen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > netzero encrypts the password into a different password, there is a special > program that encrypts it for you so you can use the new password with linux > but im not sure where it is on the net, > > in my case i cant get kppp to get that far i get "pppd daemon died > unexpectedly" > <HTML><FONT SIZE=2> > <BR>netzero encrypts the password into a different password, there is a special ><BR>program that encrypts it for you so you can use the new password with linux ><BR>but im not sure where it is on the net, > <BR> > <BR>in my case i cant get kppp to get that far i get "pppd daemon died ><BR>unexpectedly"</FONT></HTML>
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