Very Computer

Here goes....
I am running Red Hat Linux Kernel 2.0.27

I am using pppd and a chat script to connect to my isp, it is calling
and connecting but is doing something unexplainable when it comes time
to login. These are the commands and script I am using

pppd /dev/modem 38400 connect 'chat -vf chat-ppp0(command line)

'ABORT' 'BUSY'
'ABORT' 'ERROR'
'ABORT' 'NO CARRIER'
'ABORT' 'NO DIALTONE'
'ABORT' 'Invalid Login'
'ABORT' 'Login Incorrect'
"" 'ATZ'
'OK' 'ATDT##########'
'CONNECT'
'ogin:' 'name'
'word:' 'password'

This is what reads out as I run it
send(ATZ^M)
expect (OK)
OK -- got it
Send(ATDT##########)
expect (connect)
^M
ATDT##########^M
connect -- got it
(^M)
expect (ogin:)
38400^M
Connect Script Failed
alarm
failed
PPP:pppline descipline successfully unregistered

The modem then stays connected untill I unplug the phone cord, then
about 1 or 2 minutes later it disconnects..........

So what is going on? Please HELP, it is very important that I get this
up as soon as possible.........thanx

Brad

User kermit or seyon or any other modem program and connect manually
to your ISP and see what string is sent after the "38400".

I use ":" instead of "ogin:" in my script -- this is pretty much
bullet proofed and works fine ;-)

Email me if you have problems with the chat/chap to get running.
The crazy thing with my provider is that the "Login:" prompt is
sent, but you are not allowed to log in!  Instead, my computer
is expected to start chap at this point X-(

Well... Windows blues (my ISP consists of Win$ admins)... and the
guys at my ISP were not competent enough to tell me even the above
thing... :->

Good luck and kind regards,
Stefan