On Wed, 30 Jun 1999, Robert Aragon wrote:
|Does anyone understand why my ppp connection keeps failing?
|
|Here is the log file. I changed my password and login name. Here are some
|of the lines form the log file. My password and login name are not the
|problem, I just edited them to hide them.
|
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|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: ^M
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: ^M
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: Red Shift login:
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: -- got it
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: send (my login name)
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: expect (word:)
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: ^M
|Jun 29 21:30:36 localhost chat[3899]: Red Shift login:a^M
A second login means that the chat script isn't right for the ISP. Try
using CONNECT '\d\c' or CONNECT \d\c as the last chat script expect/send.
Use the first form when the chat script is passed to chat as arguments and
the second form when the chat script is in a separate file specified by the
chat -f parameter. An extra carriage return sent when \c is not present
which confuses some ISPs.
Otherwise post hte chat script.
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Clifford Kite Not a guru. (tm)
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