On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 22:36, Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Friday 31 Jan 2003 11:27 am, Margot wrote:
> > So perhaps the answer is just that I need to use a different ISP? I've
> > started a new thread asking for recommendations...
> 
> The messages, to me, indicate that either 
>  a) you are timing out - but IIRC you have already set that as high as it will 
> go
> b)  you are failing authentication.  I think this is the real problem.  Yes, 
> if Eurobel are the real problem, you may have to look elsewhere.  FWIW I use 
> Mailbox for my adsl isp.  You may wish to check out there website.  I found 
> them through the adslguide site, that looks at service and customer 
> satisfaction, and have been delighted with them.  What's  more they don't eek 
> when you say linux.
> 
> Anne

Due to the problems with timeouts with KPPP, I'd suggest giving wvdial a
go since it sometimes bypasses the idiosyncrasies of KPPP and initiates
a connection.

The wvdial package is on the CD set...can't recall where, though...

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