It needed the script, but if anyone cares, I now have found the problem.
SuSE by default created a /etc/ppp/options file. This file is required by
kppp to be in existence, but empty. deleting the contents of this file fixed
the problem.
Now if I can only get StarOffice to register properly I would be able to
delete MS from my life ... 8-)
Jerry Lynn Kreps wrote:
> I find that Kppp works perfectly without a script. Have you tried not
> using one?
>
> "Jeffery S. Norman" wrote:
> >
> > Okay, I have trashed my 5.2 setup, reformatted partitions, and finally
> > installed 6.0.
> >
> > I am now trying to get back online from Linux.
> >
> > Using kpp, I created my account, setup the modem and device, and created
> > a script for my ISP, etc. This is kppp a great tool!!! Using the log
> > window, I can see that I connect successfully to my ISP and that I get
> > assigned an IP address (my ISP uses dyanmic addresses). However, after
> > getting the IP address, a bunch of garbage appears in the kppp log
> > window and the bottom message area says it is expecting "OK". Needless
> > to say, my script ends after sending "ppp" after successfully loging
> > in. If I wait, kppp hangs up and attempts to redial.
> >
> > Any ideas what I did wrong here?
> >
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