On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Jeff Allison wrote:

> Hi All my ISP has just transferred me to Hotkey which appears to be a
> primus dialup. Everything was working fine until the transfer now I cannot
> connect using a ifup ppp0 command  only way I can get a connections is by
> directly using wvdial. as the connection starts I get this in the syslog
> 
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston WvDial: ~[7f]}#@!}!}!} '}"}&} } } } }#}$@#}%}
> &xF(M}'}"}
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston WvDial: PPP negotiation detected.
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston pppd[5023]: Serial connection established.
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston pppd[5023]: Using interface ppp0
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston pppd[5023]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston su(pam_unix)[5107]: session opened for user root by
> (ui)
> Feb  6 10:14:57 dalston su(pam_unix)[5107]: session closed for user root
> Feb  6 10:15:09 dalston pppd[5023]: Serial line is looped back.
> Feb  6 10:15:09 dalston pppd[5023]: Connection terminated.

Common problem in the early days. In a nutshell you're going into PPP too 
early. This could be the chat script needs changing or possibly a delay 
inserted. If you change it so that the last thing it looks for after 
'CONNECT' is a '~' things will probably work out. 

Where the chat script is varies. It seems like you've got the RedHat 
layout so I'd guess /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/chat-ppp0.

> oops RedHat 7.1

OK so I guessed correctly. Also, you probably should look into upgrading
your pppd RPM if you haven't already as the one in RH7.1 had some bugs
from memory.

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