Amin Omidzadeh Khosrowshahi schrieb:
> Hi TUX-lovers ;)
>
> I want to setup a ppp server on my linux box.. well, I setup uugetty or
> mgetty to listen to incoming calls on COM port.. when it receives
> a call, lets a user loginto my linux, then user can launch pppd
> and have a ppp connection.
> The whole problem is with win9x/NT users. they have to set their
> dialup networking to bring up a terminal so they can log into linux ,
> lanuch pppd and press F7. But my lazy users expect not to bring
> up a terminal. This requires pppd to receive calls itself and accept
> PAP (or CHAP) packets. how can I do it?
>
In fact there are two ways to solve this problem:
1. write a dial-in-script for Windows NT
2. set the user's shell to pppd and change the Generic Login Script in
Windows NT: The first uncommented line is COMMAND= and shall be COMMAND=<cr>
Of course you have to use the approx. script on your dial-in connection.
--- Andreas Rogge
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