Look also at your resolv.conf AFTER (while) the connection with your
KWvDial.
He must be changed by your dialer.
See what happen.
Eric
Michael Scottaline wrote:
>
> "Jeffrey Buckley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I finally got my computer to dial out & connect to an ISP. I used KWvDial.
> > The
"Jeffrey Buckley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I finally got my computer to dial out & connect to an ISP. I used KWvDial.
> Then once I connect, Netscape says
> that I'm not connected. Any Suggestions? Thanks!
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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Edit your /etc/reso
IN KDE:
from a term run netcf
when the screen comes up find your ppp0 adapter
check its properties...somewhere in there is a checkbox that says Allow any
user to disconnect/connect this service...or something like that..
another thing you can do is log in as root (stay in console)
establish the
I finally got my computer to dial out & connect to an ISP. I used KWvDial.
Two problems. I can only connect in root login. I don't know how to set
permissions so I can do it as user. Then once I connect, Netscape says
that I'm not connected. Any Suggestions? Thanks!
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I finally got my computer to dial out & connect to an ISP. I used KWvDial.
Two problems. I can only connect in root login. I don't know how to set
permissions so I can do it as user. Then once I connect, Netscape says
that I'm not connected. Any Suggestions? Thanks!
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
