On Sun, 10 Jan 1999, Chris Martin wrote:
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->Vicente A.S. Werner wrote:
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->> Hello all,
->>
->> First of all thanks for the responses, but I'm still without dns, and last
->> night i reinstalled again the suse distribution this way:
->>
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->> Any hints?
->>
->> I tried what dizzy suggested about leaving only the nameservers on
->> resolv.conf , and so, but nothing has worked trough this moment
->> .
->>
->> Thanks in advance,
->>
->> Vicente
->>
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->I had exactly the same probs, and was only able to get things working using
->kppp and forgetting about suseppp. kppp was simple, but I have wanted to get a
->"regular" ppp connection up and running (for better interaction with
->windowmaker, etc.) so I am watching your trials and tribulations with interest.
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True but kpp seems to have its own idiosyncrities,one of them being you have to be in
k to use it.
IMO wvdial is easiest however Ii think Vince is very close... ;-)
rob
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