From: oliver goetting ([email protected])
Date: Tue Oct 30 2001 - 19:07:00 CET
It's me again, sorry for penetrating the list, but at
the time I checked email again right some minutes
ago(with this message below) I came to the same
conclusion, that my machine sent requests out instead
responding to the ISP ones.
Stephen, thanks for the link to ppp-Howto, great
lecture and pointed out exactly what you found in the
log !
The author of the mentioned/URLed :-) document
recommeded putting 'noauth' into /etc/ppp/options, but
this is a keyword, mulinux pppd does not
understand/accept :-[ ?!
Does anyone has an idea, how to disable sending out an
authorisation request ?
Thanks again
Oliver
> From: Stephen Isard
> [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 6:37 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [mu SETUP] isp/pppd setup
>
>
> oliver goetting wrote:
>
> > 1. if I start from command line ppp-on :
> > '... car: /proc/<some_number>/cmdline: No such
> file'
> > or the same but ...cmdline: I/O error' (but I
> heard
> > the modem dial ?
>
> /proc/<number>/cmdline is supposed to contain the
> command that
> started the process whose process id is <number>.
> The error message is
> not saying there was anything wrong with the
> command, but rather that
> the command didn't get written into that location.
> I doubt that this is
> your main problem, because the log indicates that
> pppd started up ok.
>
> > Oct 30 11:10:43 192 pppd[17116]: sent [LCP ConfReq
> > id=0x1 <mru 1500> <magic 0x93
> > e57bf1> <pcomp> <accomp>]
> > Oct 30 11:11:01 192 last message repeated 6 times
>
> This is the trouble. Your machine is sending out a
> request and not
> getting an acknowledgement. I am far from being an
> expert on this
> stuff, but I've read a certain amount of
> documentation and
> correspondence while trying to get it working for
> myself, and I've seen
> people say that some ISPs don't like to receive the
> <mru 1500> in these
> lines, and that problems have gone away when it is
> removed. So if "mru
> 1500" occurs in either your /etc/ppp/options or the
> ppp-on script, you
> could try taking it out. You aren't (yet) having
> chap authentication
> problems - the negotiation isn't getting far enough
> for that.
>
> > ppp.log stays untouched :-[
>
> That's ok. The debug output is going to daemon.log.
> If you read enough
> syslog and pppd man pages you can figure out why and
> change it if you
> care.
>
> Stephen Isard
>
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