On 1/20 Clifford Kite wrote:
> You have the pppd "name [EMAIL PROTECTED]" option suggesting that
> you do expect PAP or CHAP and have a secrets file with your username
> and password. There's a good chance that you can configure for PAP
> authentication and omit the login/password chat expect/sends, keeping
> only CONNECT \d\c as the last line in the chat script.
I have confirmed and reconfirmed my user id and password.
Interestingly, when using either Seyon or MS Hyperterm, my ISP rejected
my attempts to login manually. The live, on-line tech support was
friendly, but limited.
I confirmed that my ISP is using PAP, set up /etc/ppp/pap-secrets,
amended my chat script so that the last two lines read:
TIMEOUT 75
CONNECT \d\c
and now, the end of my kernel message is:
Jan 22 16:30:54 openG chat[1089]: CONNECT
Jan 22 16:30:54 openG chat[1089]: -- got it
Jan 22 16:30:54 openG chat[1089]: send (\d)
Jan 22 16:30:55 openG pppd[1088]: Serial connection established.
Jan 22 16:30:56 openG pppd[1088]: Using interface ppp0
Jan 22 16:30:56 openG pppd[1088]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/modem
Jan 22 16:31:27 openG pppd[1088]: LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
Jan 22 16:37:42 openG pppd[1088]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
Jan 22 16:37:42 openG pppd[1088]: Modem hangup
Jan 22 16:37:42 openG pppd[1088]: Connection terminated.
Jan 22 16:37:43 openG pppd[1088]: Exit.
I'm wondering, what does this mean: "LCP: timeout sending
Config-Requests"
Does it have something to do with modem settings, like init strings or
baud rates?
Evan.
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