Hello d,
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> [...]
> >
> > One of many possibilities:
> >
> > Make sure the modem configuration for DTR is configured correctly.
> > Either AT&D2 or AT&D3, depending on modem. See mgetty how-to
> > for more info. Also, if you do run mgetty on that port, mgetty will
> > perform an extra reset for you. (Not that you necessarily want an
> > mgetty on that port.)
>
> First off, thanks for replying.
>
> I'm unsure what you mean by DTR.
DTR is the Data Terminal Ready line, Pin 20, to a modem. Some
modems call it TR. You ppp-off script or whatever you're using
to end the connect will cause DTR to drop.
> At the moment I'm not running mgetty,
> however will be needing it RSN.
>
> Please note though, that this happens every now and then and not all the
> time. My pppscript disconnects me after 30 minutes of use, and it seems
> to be more often happening when I kill hte process that kills the
> pppconnection to stay on for longer than 30 minutes.
>
> The sad part is, the modem puts me in some kind of offline mode, ie ppp
> isn't running, but the modem stays connected to the portmaster at my
> isp's.
What are you using to disconnect ppp?
Also, you might consider trying something like xisp to connect/disconnect
your ppp connection.
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