On Sat, 2004-12-04 at 21:20, Soumen wrote:

> This might not be relevant, but have you tried the ppp-howto?
> I'm in Mumbai & when got my mtnl dial-up connection, I started with kppp
> & it was up & running with hardly any tweaking needed. However, since I
> was running it from within FVWM, it had its own memory overhead & I
> wanted to keep things light & fast...

My problem is that kppp connects well to the isp but in the browser or
email client, no site is accessable. I checked out the firewall by
disabling it too. If I use the system's 'network device control', it
connects as well as opens any site. But it shows the connection as
'inactive' and so the 'deactivate' button is never highlighted, so the
trick, to shut it. After this first ritual, kppp connects as well as
opens sites till I don't shut down or reboot my syatem. 

What I observed before and after running the 'N D C' was that the lsmod
command lists 3 modules only after the ritual. They are ppp_async,
ppp_generic and slhc. I will go to your site and find out the local
scripting. If I can add these modules in the startup script, this ritual
may not be necessary. 

Thanks,

Rony.



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