> >
> >
> >
> > > I'm having a problem connecting to my isp from linux ... I call, I get
> > > the user/passwd corrrect, everybody seems to be happy, then it quits. In
> > > the log, (witch, unfortunatly I do no have the exact one, because I
> > > can't get on the net with my Linux box ;) is basically it says
> > > connection ok ppp0  ... connection made ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS3 ... then
> > > the next line, about 8 seconds later is recived signal (SIGHUP) and it
> > > terminated the connection. I'm running ppp 2.3.4 and kernel 2.1.101
> > > (someting close to that atleast, for the kernel..) ... Thanx
> >
> > You should provide more information.  First, add 'debug' to your pppd
> > options and capture pppd output from a failed ISP session to your
> > syslog.  Provide this output along with your list of pppd options to the
> > mailing list and readers of the list can help you figure out the problem.
> >
> > Geof
> >
> 
> I fire up pppd with the following line ...
> 
> pppd connect 'chat -v "" ATDTNUMBER CONNECT "" : username : password' /dev/ttyS3
> 115200 \
> noipdefault defaultroute debug crtscts modem
> 
> then in /var/adm/messages ..
> 
> [it connects 'n stuff fine.. then ]
> Aug 16 16:55:33 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Serial connection established.
> Aug 16 16:55:34 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Using interface ppp0
> Aug 16 16:55:34 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS3
> Aug 16 16:55:37 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
> Aug 16 16:55:37 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Modem hangup
> Aug 16 16:55:37 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Connection terminated.
> Aug 16 16:55:38 chaoscentral pppd[145]: Exit
> 

        If you have debug on, where are the LCP messages? ppp probably isn't
even starting your negotiation. Seems to me that you're not logging in 
properly with your chat script. Are you sure it's all you need for your login?

        Sometimes having the chat script wait for something the server returns
after entering your password works best.

Christian


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