I added leaf-user back into this discussion, so others familiar with ppp
problems might be able to offer some help.
Well, Phillip, the pppd debug output you posted still reports the 7-bit
problem, along with an LCP failure. That makes me continue to suspect that
the connection is in shell mode, no matter what yous ISP says. But since
you did not include the rest of the information that I asked you to post, I
can't really say more than that.
I don't know why your ISP thinks that the fact that the connection works
for others means that it should work for you. (That's really all your "he
denied the possibility" report conveys.) If he merely means that any
configuration error is at your end, not his ... well, this I believe, even
without his assurance. But his telling you the service works for others
does not help you find your problem; it's really just a brush-off.
So, I suggest once more that you post a report with all the required
information in one place:
the authentication method your ISP requires
how you actually authenticate (there should be lines in the log
outout that precede the "Connect" line, especially if you use
userid/password authentication)
what your pppd options are
the logfile output for the attempt, COMPLETELY UNEDITED (you
didn't do this in what you sent this morning, despite my asking you to - at
the very least, all the lines you did include should have timestamps and
"pppd:" at the beginning), except for password concealment
One other thought: might this simply be a matter of incorrect userid or
password? If you have a terminal program like minicom available to you, can
you log in to the ISP manually? (After the password is accepted, you should
get a screen full of what looks like line noise .... that's the ppp link
trying to start.)
At 10:02 AM 10/16/02 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Ray Olszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/15/2002 10:53:16 AM
>
>To: Phillip Watts/austin/Nlynx@Nlynx, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>cc:
>
>Subject: Re: [leaf-user] help with ISDN?
>
>
>
> >> To get meaninful help,
>
>Connected Last nite. Put debug in the pppd options.
>Put daemon.* in syslog.conf.
>Expected a little more, but here is what I got
>
>Connect: ppp0 <--> ttyS0
>Sent: LCP ConfReq id 0x01 <asyncup 0x0>
> magic 0xa94a237 <pcomp>
>LCP timeout sending Config-Requests
>Connection Terminated
>Recieve send link is not 8-bit clean
>Problem: all bad bit 7 set to 0
>Hangup (SIGHUP)
>
>I added connect-delay 2000, then increased to
> 3000 and 4000, same result.
>
>The 'connection' stays up quite a while, about a minute.
>
>Then I talked to the ISP and he said he didn't even see
>me login. That seems strange, I would think the chat
>script would return to pppd whether login was successful.
>
>Other than that, he denied the possibility that he was not
>going into ppp mode on the basis that they have about 15 ISDN
>users, some of them Linux.
>And the logic for ppp/LCP was the same for ISDN or async dialup.
>
>Any ideas appreciated.
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