remove the "+pap" line from /etc/ppp/options, this requires the server
you are connecting to to authenticate its self with your machine, which it
can't do, so it fails. pppd will use pap if it is asked to by the server.
Also, Redhat 5.1 did this, i'm not sure about 5.1 edit
/etc/ppp/pap-secrets and make sure it reads:
username * password
5.0's netcfg made it look like this which is wrong:
username ppp0 password
nathan hruby
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nathan hruby
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On Wed, 12 Jun 1996, Sean Cody (TDR) wrote:
> Date: Wed, 12 Jun 1996 03:33:43 -0500
> From: "Sean Cody (TDR)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Re: PPP Setup Question
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> I have finally gotten my PPP to dial and connect but my machine doesn't log
> it...
>
> My server REQUIRES me to use PAP otherwise it drops carrier.
>
> When I connect PPPD would start the interface and disconnect.
> I am using the same server in 98 at the moment so my account works. My
> route table reports only loop back and I setup all of my info with
> netconfig...
>
> Any ideas??
> I have '+pap' and 'name seancody' in my options file and my pap-secrets file
> exists...
>
>
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