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[ILUG] pppd timeouts with Mandrake 10.1 Community?

[ILUG] pppd timeouts with Mandrake 10.1 Community?

Niall O Broin niall at linux.ie
Tue Nov 30 12:25:29 GMT 2004


On 30 Nov 2004, at 12:21, John Gay wrote:

> Her modem works, but I keep getting ppd timeouts when connecting. If I 
> log in manually via the terminal in the modem settings, it logs in 
> every time. So, I'm wondering how to extend the timeout setting for 
> pppd? Nothing in the nice GUI config screens seems to do it?
>
> I did notice that the flatrate server doesn't seem to follow the usual 
> login
> format? When I connect, I just get a connected reply, but no request 
> for
> login or password? If I type them in, it connects, though. Could this 
> be why
> pppd is timing out?
>
> I've not had much experience in setting these things up. On my home 
> system, I've a Smoothwall box to take care of all those pesky details 
> and it just works (-;

Have a look at wvdial.conf and make sure that you have

Stupid Mode  = 1

It is disabled by default.



Niall





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