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Re: RedHat 4.0, diald, and PPP 2.2.0f

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Wayne Dyer)
Wed Nov 13 07:29:23 1996

Date: Wed, 13 Nov 1996 01:03:21 -0800
From: Wayne Dyer <dwdyer@eskimo.com>
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Craig Maloney sez:
>
> I recently upgraded a working diald and PPP 2.2.0f from RedHat 3.0.3 to 
> RedHat 4.0. Much to my chagrin, though, it no longer works. It dials out 
> and makes the connection, but no traffic passes through. I tried 
> telnetting to my host using the numeric address, but nothing happened. 
> After about 1 minute my connection closes up, and diald restarts the 
> call. I've also tried this without diald (just running the script) and 
> get the same results. The stickler is this all worked before 
> (flawlessly?) and now it no longer works.

Don't know if this will help (esp. if you're using chap or pap)

I found that I was getting "serial line looped back" errors, etc. and
the PPP link was never coming up -- I changed the password in my chat
script from something like "password" to "password\n\d\d\d\d\d\c" 
(which adds a 5 second delay after sending the password), and those
problems have been solved.

I also have diald set to a debug level of 20 and the debug flag set for
pppd/chat, so I can watch the connection process in the log files.   (I
send the syslog to a spare virtual console so I can watch it in real-time.)





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