On 15 Jan, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I've got to the point where the hardware is becoming less
> of a problem, Emacs is becoming more understandable due to a large
> amount of reading (weeks of it).
>
> I need to configure a KDE pppd login script. Can someone explain
> where to locate the file. Is it /etc/ppp/ppd for example ?
>
> TIA.
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> Richard
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Why not just the kppp program which ships with kde? Or you could
alternatively use wvdial which works quite well. My alltime favorite is
X-isp. There are some examples of chat and ppp scripts in the
ppp-howto as well as ppp examples in the distribution. The SuSE book
also has some examples. I have had better luck with the script
examples in the PPP-HOWTO located in /usr/doc/howto--.
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