ppp.log question

1998-07-11 Thread Robert Kerr
Hi all, I bit the bullet this week and installed hamm. Now, however, I seem to have a funny problem. It used to be that when I typed plog, it would tell me the last ten or so lines of ppp.log, which was more than enough to tell me what my IP address was. Now, however, ppp.log is filled with

Re: ppp.log question

1998-07-11 Thread Martin Bialasinski
RK == Robert Kerr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: RK me what my IP address was. Now, however, ppp.log is filled with about ten RK billion lines similar to : RK Jul 10 07:26:44 chuy pppd[138]: rcvd [CCP ConfReq id=0x1 11 05 00 01 04 ] RK Jul 10 07:26:44 chuy pppd[138]: sent [CCP ConfReq id=0x1] RK

Re: ppp.log question

1998-07-11 Thread Roberto Ruiz
Robert Kerr writes: I bit the bullet this week and installed hamm. Now, however, I seem to have a funny problem. It used to be that when I typed plog, it would tell me the last ten or so lines of ppp.log, which was more than enough to tell me what my IP address was. Now, however, ppp.log

Re: ppp.log question

1998-07-11 Thread Tom Pfeifer
Just as an aside, I think the addition of the pppconfig script during installation was a real nice touch. For most normal cases, it gets an ISP connection set up very quickly and saves a lot of confusion and fustration for new Debian users. Tom -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL

Re: ppp.log question

1998-07-11 Thread aqy6633
RK and then a bunch of : RK Jul 10 07:27:14 chuy pppd[138]: sent [LCP EchoReq id=0x1 magic=0xebff] RK Jul 10 07:27:15 chuy pppd[138]: rcvd [LCP EchoRep id=0x1 magic=0x86533e6c] Try adding noccp to the pppd options. Well, you could just remove debug line from /etc/ppp/peers/provider file.