Hello if you've installed KDE and are using kppp, you'll have a section
under kppp help that will tell you which lines to insert in your
/etc/conf.modules file to suppress those messages. Unfortunately I have no
idea what those messages meant or if they had any detrimental effect to my
system. All in all I never noticed any changes.
Darryl
frans toruan wrote:
> thanks to you all, i've been able to set up my ppp and connect to my isp. (
> btw, i use RHL 6.0, kppp from kde, and lynx )
> after connection, i can ping to the net. ftp is ok, too. but, everytime i
> try to reach a website through my lynx, it's kind of hang, then says
> "unable to connect .. ".
> i can see dns data of my isp in /var/named/<myispname>. so, i think, the
> connection is ( perhaps ) ok.
> but, in /var/log/messages, i see messages asf :
> Feb 22 19:29:40 linuxf3 modprobe: can't locate module ppp-compress-21
> Feb 22 19:29:41 linuxf3 modprobe: can't locate module ppp-compress-26
> Feb 22 19:29:41 linuxf3 modprobe: can't locate module ppp-compress-24
> Feb 22 19:29:41 linuxf3 pppd[725]: local IP address 202.154.44.45
> Feb 22 19:29:41 linuxf3 pppd[725]: remote IP address 202.154.30.81
> Feb 22 19:30:11 linuxf3 pppd[725]: CCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
>
> how should i approach this "ppp-compress-*" problem. or, is it related with
> the "CCP" message ?
> i tried man modprobe, but, i didn't see any clue.
> could you give some hints. many thanks
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