My problem in short is: My chat script works fine, PPP starts at both ends, but no link is established. The relevant log files is: Jan 20 12:17:34 apogee diald[3425]: connector: expect ($) Jan 20 12:17:34 apogee diald[3425]: connector: ^M Jan 20 12:17:34 apogee diald[3425]: connector: Last login: Thu Jan 20 10:54:19 on ttyS0^M Jan 20 12:17:34 apogee diald[3425]: connector: You have mail.^M Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: [gbf@mail1 gbf]$ Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: got it Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: send (stty echo^M) Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: expect ($) Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: stty echo^M Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: [gbf@mail1 gbf]$ Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: got it Jan 20 12:17:35 apogee diald[3425]: connector: send (/usr/sbin/pppd^M) Jan 20 12:17:36 apogee diald[3425]: Connected to site 192.168.0.2 Jan 20 12:17:36 apogee diald[3425]: Running pppd (pid = 3452). Jan 20 12:17:36 apogee kernel: registered device ppp0 Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: child process 3452 terminated with signal 1 Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: start tap0: SIOCSIFMETRIC: Operation not supported Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: start tap0: SIOCADDRT: File exists Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: start tap0: SIOCDELRT: No such process Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: start tap0: SIOCADDRT: File exists Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: Disconnected. Call duration 32 seconds. Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: IP transmitted 726 bytes and received 0 bytes. Jan 20 12:18:08 apogee diald[3425]: Closing /dev/modem For reference, the receiving system's log file is: Jan 20 12:17:35 mail1 mgetty[12086]: data dev=ttyS0, pid=12086, caller='none', conn='26400/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS', name='', cmd='/bin/login', user='gbf' Jan 20 12:17:37 mail1 PAM_pwdb[12086]: (login) session opened for user gbf by (uid=0) Jan 20 12:17:37 mail1 login[12086]: DIALUP AT ttyS0 BY gbf Jan 20 12:17:37 mail1 login[12086]: LOGIN ON ttyS0 BY gbf Jan 20 12:17:37 mail1 PAM_pwdb[12086]: (login) session closed for user gbf Jan 20 12:17:39 mail1 kernel: CSLIP: code copyright 1989 Regents of the University of California Jan 20 12:17:39 mail1 kernel: PPP: version 2.2.0 (dynamic channel allocation) Jan 20 12:17:39 mail1 kernel: PPP Dynamic channel allocation code copyright 1995 Caldera, Inc. Jan 20 12:17:39 mail1 kernel: PPP line discipline registered. Jan 20 12:17:39 mail1 kernel: registered device ppp0 Jan 20 12:17:40 mail1 pppd[12175]: pppd 2.3.5 started by gbf, uid 500 Jan 20 12:17:40 mail1 pppd[12175]: Using interface ppp0 Jan 20 12:17:40 mail1 pppd[12175]: Connect: ppp0 <> /dev/ttyS0 Jan 20 12:18:10 mail1 pppd[12175]: LCP: timeout sending ConfigRequests Jan 20 12:18:10 mail1 pppd[12175]: Connection terminated. Jan 20 12:18:10 mail1 pppd[12175]: Hangup (SIGHUP) My system is: P166 w/64MB RAM, stock RedHat V6.1, diald - CVS download from sourceforge.net today (1/20/2000) that is to say 0.99.3 My scripts are Mike's with the ISDN parts removed and the startup script moved to /etc/rc.d/init.d. My conf.modules is: alias eth0 tulip alias tap0 ethertap options tap0 o tap0 unit=0 alias tap1 ethertap options tap1 o tap1 unit=1 alias tap2 ethertap options tap2 o tap2 unit=2 alias netpf17 af_packet alias charmajor108 off My diald config file is: debug 24 linkname "demon" linkdesc "Demon Internet" # Lock in use devices lock # device /dev/ttyS0 device /dev/ttyS1 modem crtscts speed 115200 mode ppp # authsimple "/etc/diald/demon/auth" accountinglog "/var/log/diald.demon" pidfile "diald.demon" fifo "/var/adm/diald/demon" tcpport 10000 # Use fake addresses initially. Once Demon has told us our real # address we know it is static. local 207.60.221.30 remote 207.60.221.23 # sticky pppdoptions noauth # We can reach the world via Demon... defaultroute # More or less standard stuff. redialtimeout 10 diedretrycount 0 connecttimeout 600 retrycount 3 connect "/usr/share/diald/connect" include "/usr/share/diald/filter/standard" I have also: mknod /dev/tap0 c 36 16 mknod /dev/tap1 c 36 17 mknod /dev/tap2 c 36 18 mknod /dev/ppp c 108 0 What have I missed? Thanks very much, George - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-diald" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
