On 30-Nov-99 Jamie Carl opined:
> Ok, i might be really dumb here..
> I've set up kPPP to use on a notebook. I know there are
> other ways of doing it but i don't wanna screw around
> with that. I've set the 'Save Password' option in the
> setup for the connection i've created but it still asks
> for the password when i try to connect. Am i missing
> something? This is stopping my from being able to run
> the command line 'kppp -c connection_name' to start my
> connection so i can put an Icon on the desktop.
Are you running kppp within kde or inside another wm? It made a difference
when I used to use it. Within kde it would save the password and any other
settings I made, in any other wm it would remain stupid.
I had to go into kde, set the settings, then go into what I really wanted
to use and it would work like I wanted.
All kde stuff worked like that for me.
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