Are you sure that your script follows the expect-send commands of your
provider? My standard chat-ppp script tries to setup ppp by sending '5' to
the provider (which worked kind of OK with Demon). When I tried to setup
the connection manually with minicom, it turned out that there where some
major improvements possible.
It seems that your chat-ppp script is not completely suited for your
provider, since the autoprobe message doesn't sound like a ppp command.
Try fiddling with minicom and your chat-ppp script.
Kind regards,
Jeroen de Boer
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Hermit wrote:
> I seem to be unable to get a chat script that works with my isp.
> Watching a kppp log window shows pppd starting right after connect. I
> have tried moving pppd up in my script. Doesn't help. A log shows that
> I connect and then CN does an "autoprobe to detect terminal type". It
> drops me to a login shell but my chat script never gets logged on.
> Starting to drive me nuts. Any suggestions? More info needed?
> --
> Ken Lowther
> Youngstown, Ohio
> http://www.atmsite.org
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