As root try:
ps aux | grep -i ppp
If it shows you a line for a process with PPP (look for /usr/sbin/ppp)
then do a :
kill PID
where PID is the the process id, probably the second column of the ps aux output.
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Good Morning Heinrich.
Yes, that's pretty much expected behaviour. Each port is different in the way that it
treats it's configuration files. Some of them will have a "file.config.sample" that
you usually copy over to "file.config" and modify. That way you don't lose your
changes, but you ca
