David Densmore hat gesagt: // David Densmore wrote: ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> What command do I use to get the script to fire up my modem and do
> its stuff?
Here's my way:
I "su" to root and start the connection with
$ pon
This starts pppd with the chatscript directives I have stored in
/etc/ppp.chatscript. All normal debian-ppp usage!
>
> One other thing, I don't understand the last part of the HOW-TO about
> starting PPP at the server end (which I have to do).
>
I think you have to do a thing that is very similar to my setup.
My ISP requires that after I get connected to his dial-in server I have to
start his pppd with the command "ppp".
The promt he gives me is
"port-12345:" (the number after port changes every time I login.
So I added a line to /etc/ppp.chatscript:
>---- cut -------<
port ppp
>---- cut -------<
^^^ ^^^
This is This is
what the what it answers when it receives "port"
chat programm
waits for
>
> access-1>
> access-2>
> access-3>
> access-4>
here the /etc/ppp.chatscript would have a line
>---- cut -------<
access ppp
>---- cut -------<
> I don't understand how to translate the author's example to my server,
> and since I don't know how to run the script in the first place, I
> can't experiment.
>
Again:
Become root and type "pon"
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