On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, Matt McElreath wrote:

> I set up my DSL on RH 7.3 with pppoe from roaringpenguin.com and I
> wanted it to start when the machine boots. I set adsl to start at boot
> up and it says it is starting and it goes through with no fail messages.
> but when I open a web page it cant find it, like its not connected. but
> when I try running adsl-start it says it is already connected. So I have
> to manually stop it then start it again. Any ideas why this is happening
> and how to fix it? Or how can I make it so non root users can run
> adsl-start?

Have a look at "man pppoe.conf"  Probably the 2 parameters of interest to 
you are:

       USERCTL
              If the line  USERCTL=yes  (exactly  like  that;  no
              whitespace  or  comments) appears in the configura­
              tion file,  then  /sbin/ifup  will  allow  non-root
              users to bring the conneciton up or down.

       PEERDNS
              If  set to "yes", then adsl-connect will supply the
              usepeerdns option  to  pppd,  which  causes  it  to
              obtain  DNS server addresses from the peer and cre­
              ate a new /etc/resolv.conf file.  Otherwise,  adsl-
              connect  will not supply this option, and pppd will
              not modify /etc/resolv.conf.


Regards,
Ed




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