Hi, I've just had this very same problem, here's a solution.
Put 'noauth' (without the quotes) in your /etc/ppp/options file on a line on
it's own.
The reason that it works fine without diald is that pppd only requires that
noauth entry if you have a default route, without diald you wouldn't but
when diald runs you will have one for slip or ethertap.
Hope this helps,
Darren.
Darren Greaves
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http://krapplets.cream.org/
> Subject: stuck.....
>
>
> Ok diald was working fine untill I upgraded to ppp 2.3.10....
>
> Now when diald is started and I try to bring op a ppp connection
> (or diald tries
> to bring up one) pppd returns: The remote system is required to
> authenticate
> itself but I couldn't find any secret (password) which would let
> it use an IP
> address.
>
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