Not exactly what your asking, but why not bind "/sbin/ifup ppp0"
and "/sbin/ifdown ppp0" to keyboard shortcuts? That would seem to
be much easier...well that is the way I like it.

Cheers, 

Dominic.


>>>>> "hk" == Hidong Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

hk> Hi, 

hk> I just upgraded to 6.1 from 6.0.  I'm having troubles dialing out
hk> through my modem.  I could dial out fine under 6.0, using usernet.  Now
hk> usernet hangs.  I went into control-panel as root, and tried to activate
hk> the ppp0 interface.  But I get an error message saying:

hk> Failed to activate /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0

hk> This file does exist with 644 permission.  I can activate the interface
hk> with '/sbin/ifup ppp0', but I would like to use a graphical dialer.  I
hk> tried configuring kppp but there's a problem there, too.  My connect
hk> script goes like this:

hk> name:       <username>
hk> word:       <password>
hk>     ppp


hk> I expect no machine prompt before sending "ppp".  I could configure this
hk> script just fine in control-panel under 6.0 and 5.2, and also in ezppp
hk> under 5.2.  The problem with kppp is that it doesn't seem to understand
hk> that I'm expecting no prompt before sending "ppp".  When I try to
hk> connect with kppp, in hangs at "Expecting" the blank.  Actually, it
hk> doesn't hang, it blinks like a loony.  How do I tell kppp that there is
hk> no prompt to expect before sending "ppp"?  I've tried ' ' and " ". 
hk> Neither worked.  Thanks,



hk> Hidong


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