On Sun, 05 Sep 2004 02:39:22 GMT, Scotty Fitzgerald
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Well, managed to set read and write permissions for both ttyS4 and
dex/modem So I am connecting,
Well, I gotta sleep, I just wish I could figure out why I cant resolve
a hostname, like www.google.com
Scotty
James Allen writes:
In /etc/resolv.conf make sure you have
search your_isp_domain
This is not necessary.
nameserver your_isp_primary_nameserver
This is.
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Elmwood, WI
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OK, I finally got a webpage after dialing in.
I tried this command off a webpage
route add default ppp0
and things began to work. Apparantly the default is eth0, my ethernet
card. This card is not connected to a LAN, it just came with the
compter and there it sits.
Now, how can I make it so
Actually, I have a better question.
Since the route command shows me that eth0 is the default, and I know
I have no internet off of that, how can I set up my lan configuration
so that eth0 never gets the default route status, this should free up
the dialing dialog to take over that status, right?
+0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Scotty
Fitzgerald) wrote:
Advice please, I can't dial up.
I am using the K environment, and I enter the command kppp and when
I go to set the device, I can't. My modem is on /dev/ttys4 but that is
not in the drop down box. I tried ln -s /dev/ttys4 /dev/modem from
?!
Thanks for any and all advice, and sorry to be such a noob.
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Scotty
On Thu, 02 Sep 2004 06:20:04 +0200, Steve Mandelmore
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Scotty Fitzgerald wrote:
Advice please, I can't dial up.
I am using the K environment, and I enter the command kppp and when
I go to set
On Sat, Sep 04, 2004 at 09:29:13PM +, Scotty Fitzgerald wrote:
Well, I managed to get the root user to query the modem. kppp started
to work once I issued
ln -f /dev/ttyS4 /dev/modem
But I would rather not have to log on the internet as a root user. It
wont go from my regular user
can't dial up.
I am using the K environment, and I enter the command kppp and when
I go to set the device, I can't. My modem is on /dev/ttys4 but that is
not in the drop down box. I tried ln -s /dev/ttys4 /dev/modem from
the shell, but when I select /dev/modem from the drop down box, it
does
be ttys3 in linux
mode.
Try to use K's point-click interface.
Is there any watch outs I need to know for trying this strategy?!
thanks!
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Scotty
On Thu, 02 Sep 2004 06:20:04 +0200, Steve Mandelmore
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Scotty Fitzgerald wrote:
Advice please, I can't dial up.
I am
Scotty Fitzgerald writes:
Since I will need the pointy clickey KDE thing to sell my fiance on
swithcing to linux, I really want to get that working.
Install gpppon. It's essentially a GUI front-end for pon and poff.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
Advice please, I can't dial up.
I am using the K environment, and I enter the command kppp and when
I go to set the device, I can't. My modem is on /dev/ttys4 but that is
not in the drop down box. I tried ln -s /dev/ttys4 /dev/modem from
the shell, but when I select /dev/modem from the drop down
Incoming from Scotty Fitzgerald:
Advice please, I can't dial up.
I am using the K environment, and I enter the command kppp and when
I go to set the device, I can't. My modem is on /dev/ttys4 but that is
not in the drop down box. I tried ln -s /dev/ttys4 /dev/modem from
the shell, but when
Scotty Fitzgerald wrote:
Advice please, I can't dial up.
I am using the K environment, and I enter the command kppp and when
I go to set the device, I can't. My modem is on /dev/ttys4 but that is
not in the drop down box. I tried ln -s /dev/ttys4 /dev/modem from
the shell, but when I
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