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I'm trying to connect to ibm.net through kppp in kde 1.1.2. Tried
terminal based loggin and get a no carrier response, tried PAP and get a
"The PPP daemon died unexpectedlly!"
from the debug window this is what I get:

pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid O
user interface pppO
Connect:pppO<-->/dev/ttyS3
Hangup(SIGHUP)
Modem hangup
Connection terminated
Exit

Any help would be appreciated, using Caldera OpenLinux 2.3

Miguel

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Hi,

I am having *exactly* the same problem that you described, with a SuSE
6.3 distribution. Did you find any way around it? There seems to be no
reference anywhere to the 'NO CARRIER' error message.

Jon.

Quote:> I'm trying to connect to ibm.net through kppp in kde 1.1.2. Tried
> terminal based loggin and get a no carrier response, tried PAP and
get a
> "The PPP daemon died unexpectedlly!"
> from the debug window this is what I get:

> pppd 2.3.8 started by root, uid O
> user interface pppO
> Connect:pppO<-->/dev/ttyS3
> Hangup(SIGHUP)
> Modem hangup
> Connection terminated
> Exit

> Any help would be appreciated, using Caldera OpenLinux 2.3

> Miguel

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Hello there, yes I found a way around the problem, but without kppp's
help. In ibm.net/attglobal.net web page there are sample scipts to get
connected and that is how I'm connected right now. The page is,
http://help.attbusiness.net/scripts/index.html . Try the slip.script its
the easiest to setup. I'm trying right now with the X-isp utility I
downloaded from the net, it's similar to kppp but till now no success.
If I get anything I'll let you know, I hope you do likewise.
Hope this helps,

Miguel

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