Martin writes:
> How about +pap or +chap in /etc/ppp/options or
> /etc/ppp/peers/provider? Will the noauth nullify this as well?
Pppd obeys whichever of auth, noauth, +pap, and +chap it sees last.
+pap and +chap are no longer mentioned in the man page but still appear to
work
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John Hasler
Martin Bialasinski writes:
>JH>moron writes:
>>> You're right. It is. I'll have to keep experimenting, I think
>
>JH> But the absence of noauth (and the presence of auth in
>JH> /etc/ppp/options) is pretty much the only thing that can cause
>JH> that error. Could you send copies of /etc/ppp/peer
>> "JH" == John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JH> Jardine writes:
>> You're right. It is. I'll have to keep experimenting, I think
JH> But the absence of noauth (and the presence of auth in
JH> /etc/ppp/options) is pretty much the only thing that can cause
JH> that error. Could you send c
Jardine writes:
> You're right. It is. I'll have to keep experimenting, I think
But the absence of noauth (and the presence of auth in /etc/ppp/options) is
pretty much the only thing that can cause that error. Could you send
copies of /etc/ppp/peers/provider and relevant parts of /var/log/ppp.lo
You're right. It is. I'll have to keep experimenting, I think
>thomas writes:
>> you need a line with the word 'noauth' in your /etc/ppp/peers/provider
>> file.
>
>Yes. That line would already be there had he used pppconfig to set up ppp.
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thomas writes:
> you need a line with the word 'noauth' in your /etc/ppp/peers/provider
> file.
Yes. That line would already be there had he used pppconfig to set up ppp.
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On Sat, 22 May 1999, moron wrote:
> I'm trying for the fiftieth time to set up an internet connection for the
> first time. Could someone tell me if the message "peer refuses to
> authenticate" signifies something specific and easily correctable or just
> that I'm still a long way from getting th
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