The Cancel-button is not supposed to cancel the script. It just means
that the question posed in the dialog is answered negatively. I.e.
instead of "Cancel" the button really should read "No".

The problem with zenity (gdialog is just a wrapper script) is that there
is no way to achieve that. So the real fix would be to implement a
--yesno option for zenity (shouldn't be too difficult).

For a short term fix, I agree that the best solution is to disable the
GUI version entirely and drop back to ncurses.

What solution does upstream take (you mention in comment #5 that Debian
fixes this particular bug.

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[Edgy] pppoeconf prints useless error message, doesn't do anything
https://launchpad.net/bugs/54383

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