kay, open up /etc/ppp/options in your least favorite text editor and add a line
that says "noauth" without the quotes. The authentication failure is because
pppd now defaults to requiring PAP authentication from the other end. If
you're dialing your ISP, it's not going to authenticate itself and pppd will
die.
HTH
On Wed, 03 May 2000, Kirk McElhearn wrote:
| On 2/05/00, at 18:52, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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| >Did you write a /etc/ppp/pap-secrets file?
| >The format is:
| >
| ><login name> * <password>
| >
| >The * designates the server you are logging into, if you only have 1 ISP,
| >the * will do.
|
| Nope, this doesn't work either....
|
| Why should this be a problem? The doc clearly shows that all you need to
| do is enter a few simple things in kppp... I am confused.
|
| Kirk
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