Andrew Kroll wrote:
> >
> > I'm having trouble with my KPPP for SUSE 6.0. Under 5.3 it worked like
> > a charm, but this version is giving me a little trouble. I set it up as
> > I did under the previous version. I'm using a local ISP, so all I had
> > to set was the login ID and DNS settings--everything else was the
> > default (as it was under SUSE 5.3). I tried telling it to use CHAP,
> > SCRIPT BASED, PAP, Etc. Nothing works. It dials out just fine, but as
> > soon as it connects, it comes back with a message that says "PPP daemon
> > died unexpectedly". Does anyone have a clue as to why? I'm very
> > anxious to get this working because as soon as I do, I can delete my
> > Redhat 5.2 partition. Thanks everyone.
> >
> > --Andrew Kroll
> >
Possibly one or more things:
1. /etc/ppp/options has a line starting with "Lock".. delete it.
2. /etc/ppp/options has a line starting with "-XIP"... delete it.
3. everytime YaST is run it resets the permissions to /usr/sbin/pppd
Do a "chmod a+sx pppd" on it. There is a line in the /etc/permissions
file which has the default permissions for a bunch of files, including
pppd. Changing it from ?754 to ?757 is supposed to prevent YaST from
messing with it. But that doesn't work for me so everytime I use YaST I
do a chmod on pppd.
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