> Install pon
> Then install pppconfig and run that as root
> Then if you are already as user added to dip it will all just work.
> I am still on dialup and about to move onto satellite broadband
> because there is no other broadband option. One of the joys of living
> in the bush.
> Be well,
>
Install pppconfig, run it as root, and follow instructions.
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On Tuesday 17 July 2007 15:40, Mark Grieveson shared this with us all:
>--} I decided to give up high speed internet, because it's a waste of money
>--} and time. So, now I have dial-up. The last time I had dial-up was
>--} when I used Corel Linux, and I had no problem setting that up. Now,
>--}
On Tue, Jul 17, 2007 at 01:40:30AM -0400, Mark Grieveson wrote:
> I tried kppp, and did get it to connect, but only when run as root. I
> read kppp's help, and it said a bunch of stuff about "noauth" and
> "dip"; so, my regular user is a member of both dialout and dip, and
> I uncommented "noauth"
I decided to give up high speed internet, because it's a waste of money
and time. So, now I have dial-up. The last time I had dial-up was
when I used Corel Linux, and I had no problem setting that up. Now,
however, I can't seem to get wvdial, or its frontend, gnome-ppp, to
work (aren't things su
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