Zoki wrote:
>
> At 15:58 02/04/1998 +0000, you wrote:
> >Zoki wrote:
> >
> >> Anybody using the Beta 9 version of EzPPP? I installed it recently without
> >> problems and the connection goes well until the moment where I have to
> >> enter the password. My ISP's server returns an error saying: "login wrong".
> >> I tested the same procedure in Windows 3.11 and it works without problems.
> >> So the problem is somewhere between me typing it and the ISP. What could be
> >> the problem? I am using a french keyboard; doesn't the Terminal window
> >> accept it? In that case the password will be wrong because of charachter
> >> layout on the keyboard. Or is a Linux connection different in some way and
> >> it's the ISP's server who doesn't "understand"!?
> >
> >I tried it and couldn't get it to work either, using us-english keyboard
> >layout.
> >
> >--
>
> I got EzPPP working in the mean time...with a script and only from root;
> whatever I do - change permissons - as user I get a permissons error. Help!
> I have also a stuborn Netscape Communicator's mail client which doesn't
> want to accept my ISP's SMTP and NNTP name in the Preference dialog saying
> it doesn't exist!? How the f-word does it know, it didn't even check!? :-)
> Anybody having the same problems?
I had the same problem here, too. I found I had to set the servers, kill
NS, then run it again. Without doing that it would give me something
like "can't find server POP" or whatever.
If you've already done that and it still doesn't work, maybe you have
some daemons not running. I'm still working to narrow down which causes
it but, I turn a bunch of stuff off, reboot, then can't get some things
working. I turn it all back on, reboot, and all is well.
Wish I could find this (and I will) as I'm limited in memory (by laptop
design) and need to turn unnecessary things off to preserve space.
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