The log is unclear on this, but it appears that your ISP is never sending
any LCP packets in response to the ones ppd sets out. There are several
possible causes, but I'll play a hunch and focus on one: how does your ISP
expect you to authenticate?
There are 3 basic ways to authenticate:
ordinary userid/password combination
PAP
CHAP
I suspect that your ISP expects the first, and chat isn't set up to provide
it. To see if this is the case, try using minicom or seyon to connect to the
ISP and see it is issues a login: prompt, then a password: prompt, before
starting to send out the ppp stuff (which will look like line noise in minicom).
If this be the case, you need to modify your chat script to provide userid
and password before it returns control of the line to pppd. The PPP HowTo
has a sample pair of scripts -- on my Slackware 3.5 system, they appear as
/usr/sbin/ppp-on and /etc/ppp/ppp-on-dialer, but you may have to copy them
out of the HowTo -- that shows how to do this.
If this guess is wrong, you'll need to look at the actual LCP exchange to
figure out what the problem is. To do this, make sure you are running pppd
with the "debug" and "kdebug 0" options set (on the command-line call to
pppd or in /etc/ppp/options), then look in /var/log/debug (assuming you have
syslogd set up the usual way) for a report of the specifics of the LCP
negotiation.
By the way, you say you can't connect to "any" ISP. How many different ones
have you actually tried? Are the log entries always the same?
Hopethis helps. Good luck.
At 12:39 AM 7/5/99 +0400, Fedor Zhulitov wrote:
>I have some trouble I can't connect with
>any ISP using Linux, but it's work under Win95
>I attach log with max debag information that I can create...
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