Even I had a bit of a problem initially setting up Kppp to
dial out for me. I guess you have put in a script to do the
sending in of login name etc. So edit the 'Account' that you
have setup and set the 'Authentication' to 'terminal based'
and NOT 'script based'. It works for me this way. Although
Kppp WILL tell you that there is a lock in /ete/ppp/options
Do not bother about that, it is a Win9x like aspect of KDE
which makes it want to screw up most things in your life !
Just let it be and hit the "Okay" button and the rest works
like a dream !
| Dhruv | wrote:
>
> Hello people,
> need so me help on some connect problems that i am having with my linux box.
> Am using KPPP to connect have configured it so that i get a post-dial terminal
>terminal screen a.k.a MS Windows interface, yeah its sort of easier for me at the
>moment, besides i need it because of certain other reasons as well.
Don't feel bad about using taking the easy way out......
Even my Dad absolutely REFUSES to resort to my normal
script+minicom way of logging on as he finds Kppp way
easier.... But do try out getting online through minicom. It
is much more configurable and you DO end up having that
feeling of being in control !...
>
> Thing is that after connecting to the net and punching in the ppp as soon as i hit
>the continue button KPPP disconnects from the net and then tries to verify
>user-name/password.
>
> I cant understand why this is happening, really require some help on this point,
>though it might have something to with a lock in /etc/ppp/options
> but just cant seem to get it right.
> Anyone know about this ?
>
> Thanks,
> Dhruv
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