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Re: All clear! Pppd from hell is slain.

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (tom mills)
Sun Nov 17 19:19:49 1996

Date: Sun, 17 Nov 1996 16:41:32 -0700
From: tom mills <tmills@dimensional.com>
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Lance Cummings wrote:

> 1) Obviously I don't want my interface active at boot, right?
> I mean that *is* how this all got started, right?  But do I want
> it active at all?  What exactly does "active" vs. "inactive" mean?
> Does it have to be "active" to use it at all?  I'm afraid I don't
> understand this very well.
ummm... well, yes lance, to use it "at all" it would have to be active,
but if you don't use it all the time, it would not have to be active all
the time. I have found it to be  ok to start it at boot and leave it
active all the time, After I was done troubleshooting it and making it
work rather darn flawlessly, :)
 
> 2) The ISP HOWTO talks about an email server.  Are we
> talking POP3, SMTP, or what?  What do I put where this
> information is requested?
POP3 is mail retrieval server, from ISP to YOU. SMTP is mail server,
from you to ISP. 

> Lance (who wonders how many megs of error messages are
> in his log files now)

Tom (who wonders why lance doesn't look to see, they might be saying
something interesting...)
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      Tom Mills                     System Administrator
tmills@dimensional.com                 ccd.cccoes.edu 
       			         Community College of Denver
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