Ted Gervais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello Guys..
>
> I seemed to have lost all my files related to 'netcfg'. They just disappeared.
> I still have the binary file though as it is the one complaining about the
> missing files..
>
> Is there a way to g
Hello Guys..
I seemed to have lost all my files related to 'netcfg'. They just disappeared.
I still have the binary file though as it is the one complaining about the
missing files..
Is there a way to get these files back? I seem to find this utility better
than linuxconf, so i
I have this exact same problem and I can not figure it out either.
Nine is on a portable that we did not have Modem card for at first,
but we got one later. I sent in and tried to set up PPP the same as
I have done on other boxes, but this is all the messages I get.
-Brett
Derek Tattersall wr
I am trying to configure a ppp link to my isp from my computer. I am
running RedHat 6.2.
My isp uses pap.
When I tried to activate the ppp link I got the following message on
stderr:
Failed to activate /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0
I also found the following lines in /var/log/m
I am trying to configure a ppp link to my isp from my computer. I am
running RedHat 6.2.
My isp uses pap.
When I tried to activate the ppp link I got the following message on
stderr:
Failed to activate /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0
I also found the following lines in /var/log/m
OOPS
> >
>
> I don't think YOU are doing anything wrong. Somehow your options state
> that your ISP has to authenticate itself against you. This is highly
> unusual...look in /etc/options and if you see anything like
> "require-pap" comment it out with a # (hash).
>
I meant /etc/ppp/options
Derek Tattersall wrote:
>
> I am trying to configure a ppp link to my isp from my computer. I am
> running RedHat 6.2.
>
> My isp uses pap.
>
> When I tried to activate the ppp link I got the following message on
> stderr:
>
> Failed to activate /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0
>
> I
I have the same problem. I found out I wasn't using the latest verison of
initscripts and I was optimistic that the update would fix it but I haven't
done so yet. If you are really using 6.2 them I assume it incorporates
the update. Why don't you check the version ('rpm -qi initscripts' and
'
At 09:02 PM 1/19/00 +1030, lloy0076 wrote:
>I don't think YOU are doing anything wrong. Somehow your options state
>that your ISP has to authenticate itself against you. This is highly
>unusual...look in /etc/options and if you see anything like
>"require-pap" comment it out with a # (hash).
FWI
Hi,
I am still having problems with my second ppp setup. I have ppp0 and
ppp1. ppp0 works perfectly. ppp1, however, does not. I have debugged
the connection and found that all the expects are working fine.
However, there is some weirdness happening near the end of the
connection...
This is
Dave,
Have tou checked with your ISP to determine the authentication protocol
that is suppose to be used? PAP or CHAP perhaps?
Also look in your /etc/ppp/options file and see what options have been
specd.
--Hal.
==
Hal Daviso
e weird flashing of the
lights. And it doesn't just happen for a short time... it goes on and
on. I can't deactivate the connection (via netcfg) either. I press
deactivate and its status becomes "inactive" but the lights still
flash. I have to manually kill the processes a
On Mon, 29 Jun 1998, David Taylor wrote:
>That is, the number following "HS" could be any value. Therefore I
>can't hardcode the exact string for netcfg to expect. I have tried
>getting it to look for just the " : ", but that hasn't worked (there
Bu
I'm having some problems with my chat script (via netcfg) for dialing
> and connecting to my ISP. It connects, supplies "username" and
> "password", but will not supply the "ppp" command at the other end. I
> know the reason: the prompt for the "pp
e weird flashing of the
lights. And it doesn't just happen for a short time... it goes on and
on. I can't deactivate the connection (via netcfg) either. I press
deactivate and its status becomes "inactive" but the lights still
flash. I have to manually kill the processes a
>>>>> "dt" == David Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
dt> I posted a question a few digests back about a problem I'm having with
dt> netcfg... no-one has helped me yet... Please do so. I'll be ever-so
dt> grateful. :-)
dt> I need netcf
I posted a question a few digests back about a problem I'm having with
netcfg... no-one has helped me yet... Please do so. I'll be ever-so
grateful. :-)
I need netcfg to expect something along the lines of: "Student HS# V34+
: ", where '#' is any number, and the
I'm having some problems with my chat script (via netcfg) for dialing
and connecting to my ISP. It connects, supplies "username" and
"password", but will not supply the "ppp" command at the other end. I
know the reason: the prompt for the "ppp" c
Hello, David!
You'd have to configure PPP to allow for non-root users to activate the
PPP by changing the line USERCTL=yes in
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0
Thereafter, you could activate PPP from the command line by using:
# /sbin/ifup ppp0
Hope that helps. Cheers!!
- hoe
Hi,
I'm using RedHat 5.0. I have finished configuring my system as root so I
created a regular user for myself. As root I used netcfg to start a ppp
connection with no problem. But, when I start netcfg as a regular user I get
a bunch of errors. I suspect it is a permission issue. What wou
down.xbm.
> Is it corrupt?
No, it was non-existant, and I never expected so much garbage printed out,
only to have the error message printed at the very bottom, so I never even
checked.
It turned out to be a dependancy problem. netcfg doesn't require
control-panel, it seems, which contains t
Hi Dave,
I don't know if this help, but when installing
the rtcat mail client i've got a warning about
tcl/tk 8.0 is broken and to update to version
8.0p2, that i've found in the contrib dir
of ftp.redhat.com.
but, prior to the update (every update),
my netcfg was working prett
I just installed 5.0 on another PC, and while using netcfg with the stock
RH 5.0 libs (with all updates) I'm receiving the errors below. Here are
some of the relevant packages I'm using, just in case:
tk-8.0-12
tcl-8.0-12
tclx-8.0.0.0-12
netcfg-2.19-3
XFree86-libs-3.3.2-3
AfterStep
imple sequence that causes a segfault:
flapdragon: python $ export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/rhs/netcfg:/usr/lib/rhs/python
Python 1.5 (#1, Jan 24 1998, 12:08:19) [GCC 2.7.2.3] on linux-i386
Copyright 1991-1995 Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam
>>> from rhentry import *
Segm
usernet works real fine - now that I downloaded the later version. The old
one would toggle my interface on, but when you wanted to toggle it off -
"Zombie".
73 de Bob, W9DMK
> How would I go about connecting to my ISP w/o opening up netcfg
> everytime I want to get online?
-
On Tue, Mar 10, 1998 at 11:12:48AM -0500, Aaron Walker wrote:
: How would I go about connecting to my ISP w/o opening up netcfg
: everytime I want to get online?
Set the ppp0 (or whatever) interface so that any user can bring it up and
down.
usernetctl ppp0 up
usernetctl ppp0 down
Or, use
If you already have it set up and working to dial up WITH the netcfg
tool, then do this...
cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
./ifup ppp0
That's all :) It runs the same script the netcfg tool does, from a
prompt, gets you connected and all of that. Personally after I'm
connected I
At 11:12 AM 3/10/98 -0500, you wrote:
>How would I go about connecting to my ISP w/o opening up netcfg
>everytime I want to get online?
>
>
YMMV, but on my RH5 box, I just use '/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup
ppp0' to go up, and '/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/i
> How would I go about connecting to my ISP w/o opening up netcfg
> everytime I want to get online?
I suppose every now and then, we'd get the same questions popping up on the
mailing list ... :=)
Use netcfg to configure the scripts, confg files, etc. Then do
/sbin/ifup
Aaron Walker wrote:
>
> How would I go about connecting to my ISP w/o opening up netcfg
> everytime I want to get online?
Ezppp works great. X-ISP looks good too but, I couldn't get it to work.
At least, not with 4.2 and haven't tried it yet on 5.0.
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How would I go about connecting to my ISP w/o opening up netcfg
everytime I want to get online?
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Hello!
I think that the netcfg change only the /etc/sysconfig/network file.
You can edit it manualy.
Cheers!
Eugen Constantinescu
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> From: niels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 'Redhat Mailing List' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: netcfg.
> Date: Thursd
My Ethernet card still doesn't work but how does RH's netcfg work
exactly!
Signed,
Niels Wagenaar
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Netherlands
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