At 09:02 PM 1/19/00 +1030, lloy0076 wrote:
>I don't think YOU are doing anything wrong. Somehow your options state
>that your ISP has to authenticate itself against you. This is highly
>unusual...look in /etc/options and if you see anything like
>"require-pap" comment it out with a # (hash).
FWIW, I have the exact same problem and I my /etc/ppp/options file only has
'debug' and 'lock'. But I think a lot of options are specified on the
command line. I can check, but I don't think 'pap-require' is there
anywhere. Because I can pppd to connect and authenticate itself using
other scripts, I agree that there seems to be a bug somewhere in the
network-scripts.
-Alan
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