On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, Linux Lists wrote:
|I'm having a pretty weird problem with PPP 2.3.11. Sometimes (yes, it's
|totally random, but pretty frequent -- around 2+ out of 5 tries) when I
|try to connect to another system, the modem dials, connects, but the pppd
|stops at:
|
|Jan 5 16:08:32 thepack chat[7741]: CONNECT
|Jan 5 16:08:32 thepack chat[7741]: -- got it
|Jan 5 16:08:32 thepack chat[7741]: send (^M)
|Jan 5 16:08:32 thepack pppd[7739]: Serial connection established.
|
|It doesn't do anything else from that point on (no LCP negotiation,
|nothing), it just hangs there. After what seems to be a timeout, I get:
|
|Jan 5 16:09:33 thepack pppd[7739]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
|Jan 5 16:09:33 thepack pppd[7739]: ioctl(TIOCSETD): Interrupted system
|call(4)
The peer hungup. Try adding the pppd debug options and look for LCP
messages in a /var/log file. If you can't find any pppd debug messages
then do "touch /var/log/ppp-debug", add
daemon.*;local2.* /var/log/ppp-log
to /etc/syslog.conf, and do "kill -HUP `pidof syslogd`" to make syslogd
reread syslog.conf.
Post the messages and the chat script for opinions.
The one thing that you can try before that is to change CONNECT ''
to CONNECT \d\c or CONNECT '\d\c' depending on whether the chat script
is in a chat -f file or on the chat command line. This eliminates
a carriage return that is otherwise send and can confuse the peer.
If the problem happens to be specific to the cyclades board then this
response may be out to lunch.
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Clifford Kite Not a guru. (tm)
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