On Tue, 29 Aug 2006 13:11:25 +1200 Alan wrote: > Sorry I forgot to say that I had run wvdial in both user and root and > the screens were the same. > > Regarding pap-secrets > All the lines bar that one are commented out, does that make a > difference, or should I remove everything except the log in details??
If they are commented thats fine. > > many thanks for that info regarding minicom, I just searched thru google > and happened to select that site that I got those from, will delete > those and download the correct ones you have suggested thanks. > > Regarding the lcp-interval and failure settings I did mention yesterday > that they were > set at 60 and 6 respectively from an earlier suggestion to up them from > their original settings of 30 and 4 ..... I hope that I am referring to > the same thing?? No, I will repeat what i wrote yesterday: <quote>I think per the number one google hit on searching "LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests ihug" you should try to turn up "lcp-max-configure" - perhaps to double its current value, as well as lcp-max-failure</quote> The figures I am now suggesting that you change are lcp-max-configure and lcp-max-failure. I think the earlier ones were lcp-echo-interval and lcp-echo-failure > > This mng after changing the setting back to +pap which as I read was the > correct statement(I hope) I ran in both kppp and also wvdial(root) and > both timed out error 16 wvdial tried 12 times to send a line of numbers > (I showed those in a previous email) and then dropped out and retried. > > when in wvdial... how do I stop it from retrying??? is there a command > that I can type in?? otherwise it seems to keep on going so I have > generally rebooted the computer to stop it. Try ctrl-c, ie hold down the control button on the keyboard and then hit the c button. -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
