Andrew Scotchmer wrote: > On Thu, 03 Jul 2036, you wrote: > > Yo Andrew, > > > > Your problem may not be a "kppp" problem at all. If you can use other > > networking protocols, the problem can be one of or both of two things. DNS IP > > configuration incorrect and something is wrong with your browser. In my > > opinion, I believe it to be your browser alone. If you cant FTP to a site > > using the site name such as: > > > Thanks Altoine, > however I think maybe I did not explain myself fully the first time. > Netscape was only an example. What happens is nothing opens. I click on say > my home directory and nothing happens. I click on the console and nothing > happens. When I go to the menu and choose anything, say a game, nothing > happens, yet using the /sbin/ifup command everything is fine. > > It is not only netscape it is the whole desktop that doesn't respond when > connecting with kppp. I've checked my DNS IP configuration and all is fine. > > -- > Andrew I have exactly the same problem. If I access the Internet using KPPP , I subsequently cannot activate any programme on my desktop or elswhere. I cannot even activate my browser (Netscape 4.73). In order to use the browser, I have to activate it before I activate KPPP. Willem
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