hi
check the permissions on the files in /etc/ppp/, especially
/etc/ppp/peers/wvdial. create a group called internet which consists of users
who can use wvdial, and make sure u give appropriate perms for wvdial and also
/etc/ppp.
regards
omicron
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, shubhendu wrote:
> hi friends
>
> today i observed strange nature of wvdial , while trying to give wvdial
> permition to a user to users i put set userid bit for /uer/bin/wvdial ON
> now the user is able to run wvdial the connection is getting establised
> but it breaks within a few seconds aftre sending password
>
> while trying from root same connection behaves well
>
> what may be the reason ....
>
> shubh
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