RE: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-06 Thread Jose M. Sanchez



|-Original Message-
|From: toyswins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 12:11 AM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!
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|Answered this on another string I think, but used both and terminal
|based also.  Results are gibberish on connect.

Not necessarily.

Your connect script might be expecting to see Ascii text at this point but
your ISP might already be way into PPP handshaking and PAP/CHAP
authentication.

In this case you would see unintelligible gibberish, as this is handled in
binary sequences.

If this is the case, the fix is to REDUCE the wait time for a PPP connection
and eliminate your last send/expect entries.

|Something isn't right or
|I'd get back legible data.  I think that's probably the only hurdle left
|for my end then it'd work fine.  Also, if I can figure out Earthlink,
|then I can work on my other ISP, S. W. Bell.
|

However to make matters worst, you'll also get unintelligible gibberish when
the modem is switching the DCE rate down, but the computer is fixed at
another rate.

You need to make sure that your initialization string "fixes" the DCE rate
at 115K and that you use the STTY SPD_VHI option in /etc/rc.d/rc.local to
adjust the UART to reflect this.

The modem to modem rate is handled via "probes" between the local and remote
modem, and will vary based upon line conditions. If your NVRAM modem
settings were reset, the modem's rate when communicating via the UART to the
computer will vary along with the modem to modem rate. This will give any
comm program headaches.

-JMS




Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-06 Thread Pete Clapham

Hi --

Don't know if this will solve the problem, but I too had the message "The pppd daemon 
died unexpectedly."  Tried NOAUTH, 
and it didn't work.  What DID work was greatly increasing the timeout from 60 to 600 
seconds.

On Wed, 05 Jul 2000 23:10:31 -0500, toyswins wrote:

Answered this on another string I think, but used both and terminal
based also.  Results are gibberish on connect.  Something isn't right or
I'd get back legible data.  I think that's probably the only hurdle left
for my end then it'd work fine.  Also, if I can figure out Earthlink,
then I can work on my other ISP, S. W. Bell.

Thanks for the hint, got to checking them out just today...good
timing.

B. B. Stanfield III
KC5PIY

kdm wrote:
 
 What kind of authentification are using?
 Have you tried changing PAP or CHAP?
 
 On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, you wrote:
  Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help.  Get this
  message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
  connect.  I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all seems
  fine.  Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system.  pppd is
  2.3.8 so I've provided the full fault message below.
 
  I've reloaded the entire Linux Mandrake 6.5 two times, no changes.  All
  the startup files load okay.  As root, it's a pretty system, but hit
  this glitch.
 
  pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid0
  Using interface ppp0
  Connect ppp0---/dev/ttyS1
  Hangup (SIGHUP)
  Modemhangup
  Connection terminated.
  Exit
 
  This is what I understand so far: The modem is found, dials and gets a
  machine on the other end.  The other machine then immediately initiated
  a disconnect, (SIGHUP), then it disconnects at my end, gives me the
  error message.
 
  ISP is S. W. Bell.  I've got the ADSL on the Windows system going fine,
  but it dies now and then, also I travel and need access from other
  locations.  The dialup on LINUX would be really handy, if I could get it
  to work.  I know there's either a bug or three and need to update to
  something or I've got some configuration problem.  Either way, I've
  looked at it so long I'm not seeing it.  Pointers
 
  Thanks
 
  B. B. Stanfield III
  KC5PIY
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Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-06 Thread Mark Potochnik


I had the same problem
Changed flow control to xon/xoff
and suddenly it worked!
MarkP

>toyswins wrote:
Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for
help. Get this
message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
connect. I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all
seems
fine. Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system.
pppd is
2.3.8 so I've provided the full fault message below.
I've reloaded the entire Linux Mandrake 6.5 two times, no changes.
All
the startup files load okay. As root, it's a pretty system, but
hit
this glitch.
pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid0
Using interface ppp0
Connect ppp0--->/dev/ttyS1
Hangup (SIGHUP)
Modemhangup
Connection terminated.
Exit
This is what I understand so far: The modem is found, dials and gets
a
machine on the other end. The other machine then immediately
initiated
a disconnect, (SIGHUP), then it disconnects at my end, gives me the
error message.
ISP is S. W. Bell. I've got the ADSL on the Windows system going
fine,
but it dies now and then, also I travel and need access from other
locations. The dialup on LINUX would be really handy, if I could
get it
to work. I know there's either a bug or three and need to update
to
something or I've got some configuration problem. Either way,
I've
looked at it so long I'm not seeing it. Pointers
Thanks
B. B. Stanfield III
KC5PIY



[newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-05 Thread toyswins

Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help.  Get this
message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
connect.  I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all seems
fine.  Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system.  pppd is
2.3.8 so I've provided the full fault message below.

I've reloaded the entire Linux Mandrake 6.5 two times, no changes.  All
the startup files load okay.  As root, it's a pretty system, but hit
this glitch.

pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid0
Using interface ppp0
Connect ppp0---/dev/ttyS1
Hangup (SIGHUP)
Modemhangup
Connection terminated.
Exit

This is what I understand so far: The modem is found, dials and gets a
machine on the other end.  The other machine then immediately initiated
a disconnect, (SIGHUP), then it disconnects at my end, gives me the
error message.

ISP is S. W. Bell.  I've got the ADSL on the Windows system going fine,
but it dies now and then, also I travel and need access from other
locations.  The dialup on LINUX would be really handy, if I could get it
to work.  I know there's either a bug or three and need to update to
something or I've got some configuration problem.  Either way, I've
looked at it so long I'm not seeing it.  Pointers

Thanks

B. B. Stanfield III
KC5PIY




Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-05 Thread TRBishop

On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Steve Elliott wrote:
 A guy a few days back had a similar prob i think and the advice was to
 shove NOAUTH into the /etc/ppp.options file - or something similar - can
 someone correct me if i am wrong ? Please ..
 
 
 toyswins wrote:
  
  Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help.  Get this
  message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
  connect.  I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all seems
  fine.  Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system.  pppd is
  2.3.8 so I've provided the full fault message below.
  
  I've reloaded the entire Linux Mandrake 6.5 two times, no changes.  All
  the startup files load okay.  As root, it's a pretty system, but hit
  this glitch.
  
  pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid0
  Using interface ppp0
  Connect ppp0---/dev/ttyS1
  Hangup (SIGHUP)
  Modemhangup
  Connection terminated.
  Exit
  
  This is what I understand so far: The modem is found, dials and gets a
  machine on the other end.  The other machine then immediately initiated
  a disconnect, (SIGHUP), then it disconnects at my end, gives me the
  error message.
  
  ISP is S. W. Bell.  I've got the ADSL on the Windows system going fine,
  but it dies now and then, also I travel and need access from other
  locations.  The dialup on LINUX would be really handy, if I could get it
  to work.  I know there's either a bug or three and need to update to
  something or I've got some configuration problem.  Either way, I've
  looked at it so long I'm not seeing it.  Pointers
  
  Thanks
  
  B. B. Stanfield III
  KC5PIY

Might also want to increase the timeout on the modemperhaps to 60.   Tom




Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-05 Thread toyswins

Tried the NOAUTH but no luck.  As it stands now I've temporarily given
up on S. W. Bell.  Trying now to access my Earthlink ISP account.  This
one does the following:

1. Dials and handshakes
2. Connects
3. get string as follows:
f~f~ffxx~f~ffxfxxxfffxxx~~f~'ffxfffxfffxff~xxATZ
4. put in string:
Expect  ogin:
SendELN/dreamcrafts
Expect  sword:
Send (the password)

Without the string I get #3 above and then timeout.  With string of
course it waits for each line, times out, redials, then waits for next
line in string.  Obviously not getting through to send anything on the
string.  I think that part is useless.  Tried PAP, CHAP and terminal
based settings.  Also checked data in various files for correct server
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, secrets files, .conf files, etc.  I'm still missing
something.

Now it dials, connects, returns data, but it's gibberish.  Once over
that hurdle, I'll have it licked.  I remember seeing in the archives
someplace talk about the gibberish, but haven't been able to find it so
far.  Anyone remember and point me to that?

Thanks again so much.

B. B. Stanfield III
KC5PIY

Steve Elliott wrote:
 
 A guy a few days back had a similar prob i think and the advice was to
 shove NOAUTH into the /etc/ppp.options file - or something similar - can
 someone correct me if i am wrong ? Please ..
 
 toyswins wrote:
 
  Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help.  Get this
  message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
  connect.  I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all seems
  fine.  Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system.  pppd is
  2.3.8 so I've provided the full fault message below.
 
  I've reloaded the entire Linux Mandrake 6.5 two times, no changes.  All
  the startup files load okay.  As root, it's a pretty system, but hit
  this glitch.
 
  pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid0
  Using interface ppp0
  Connect ppp0---/dev/ttyS1
  Hangup (SIGHUP)
  Modemhangup
  Connection terminated.
  Exit
 
  This is what I understand so far: The modem is found, dials and gets a
  machine on the other end.  The other machine then immediately initiated
  a disconnect, (SIGHUP), then it disconnects at my end, gives me the
  error message.
 
  ISP is S. W. Bell.  I've got the ADSL on the Windows system going fine,
  but it dies now and then, also I travel and need access from other
  locations.  The dialup on LINUX would be really handy, if I could get it
  to work.  I know there's either a bug or three and need to update to
  something or I've got some configuration problem.  Either way, I've
  looked at it so long I'm not seeing it.  Pointers
 
  Thanks
 
  B. B. Stanfield III
  KC5PIY




Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-07-05 Thread toyswins

Answered this on another string I think, but used both and terminal
based also.  Results are gibberish on connect.  Something isn't right or
I'd get back legible data.  I think that's probably the only hurdle left
for my end then it'd work fine.  Also, if I can figure out Earthlink,
then I can work on my other ISP, S. W. Bell.

Thanks for the hint, got to checking them out just today...good
timing.

B. B. Stanfield III
KC5PIY

kdm wrote:
 
 What kind of authentification are using?
 Have you tried changing PAP or CHAP?
 
 On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, you wrote:
  Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help.  Get this
  message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
  connect.  I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all seems
  fine.  Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system.  pppd is
  2.3.8 so I've provided the full fault message below.
 
  I've reloaded the entire Linux Mandrake 6.5 two times, no changes.  All
  the startup files load okay.  As root, it's a pretty system, but hit
  this glitch.
 
  pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid0
  Using interface ppp0
  Connect ppp0---/dev/ttyS1
  Hangup (SIGHUP)
  Modemhangup
  Connection terminated.
  Exit
 
  This is what I understand so far: The modem is found, dials and gets a
  machine on the other end.  The other machine then immediately initiated
  a disconnect, (SIGHUP), then it disconnects at my end, gives me the
  error message.
 
  ISP is S. W. Bell.  I've got the ADSL on the Windows system going fine,
  but it dies now and then, also I travel and need access from other
  locations.  The dialup on LINUX would be really handy, if I could get it
  to work.  I know there's either a bug or three and need to update to
  something or I've got some configuration problem.  Either way, I've
  looked at it so long I'm not seeing it.  Pointers
 
  Thanks
 
  B. B. Stanfield III
  KC5PIY
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Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-05-08 Thread Gustavo Halperin

Michael Holt wrote:

 Gustavo Halperin wrote:
 
Hello
 
I have several internet user-name accounts.  When I use one of which
  to connect
  as root or as a normal user every thing is OK, in another account ,when
  I try connectting
  to the Internet as root every thing is OK, but if I try logging in as a
  normal user I get disconnected from the server and then I receive  the
  following message:
  The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!
 
Can anyone  help me solve the problem?
 
 Thanks

 So you're saying that you have multiple internet accounts setup under
 both root and $user and only one of them works under $user?


  YES , this is my problem, what I can do ??


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[newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-05-07 Thread Gustavo Halperin

  Hello

  I have several internet user-name accounts.  When I use one of which
to connect
as root or as a normal user every thing is OK, in another account ,when
I try connectting
to the Internet as root every thing is OK, but if I try logging in as a
normal user I get disconnected from the server and then I receive  the
following message:
The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!


  Can anyone  help me solve the problem?

   Thanks

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Re: [newbie] The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!

2000-05-07 Thread Michael Holt

Gustavo Halperin wrote:
 
   Hello
 
   I have several internet user-name accounts.  When I use one of which
 to connect
 as root or as a normal user every thing is OK, in another account ,when
 I try connectting
 to the Internet as root every thing is OK, but if I try logging in as a
 normal user I get disconnected from the server and then I receive  the
 following message:
 The pppd daemon died unexpectedly!
 
   Can anyone  help me solve the problem?
 
Thanks

So you're saying that you have multiple internet accounts setup under
both root and $user and only one of them works under $user?

Mike
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