I guess this could be closed since PPPOE configuration is possible with
NetworkManager in Intrepid.
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This should be fixed in Intrepid Alpha 4 and later since the
NetworkManager supports PPPoE now. It is still not so easy to find but I
guess this would be fixed until release.
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I think this bug needs a bit of attention in the "intrepid" time-frame,
with the "on-line anywhere" goal etc.
Might also become easier with a new NetworkManager.
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The only thing needed is xdialog and a PPPOE-Conf-Link under Internet menu so
everyone can find it and needs no console to set it up like in Knoppix
(xdialog convert text messages to gui boxes). Please fix this at least in
Feisty+1.
Best thing of course would be a NetworkManager plugin but a gr
Why not ship the graphical pppoe configurator with the live cd? That one that
Knoppix brings with it? It is very hard for a newbie without internet to find
this pppoeconf in console. I thought this will be done in Edgy but it is still
not. Please integrate this. This is just one package and it h
This is somewhat related to debian-installer wish 33240.
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We don't have any network configuration at all in ubiquity at the
moment, so this will have to wait.
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that is: /usr/sbin/pppoe-sniff
Without some sort of easy way to set this up, new users might be
searching for a long time, since most providers only provide a username
and a password, and the user has to know that what they are looking for
is a way to connect to pppoe.
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The tool is /usr/sbin/pppoe-sniff in the 'pppoe' package.
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