If you are trying to connect using pon, you need to put the dns number
apropriate for your isp (you should have gotten one from them) into the
file /etc/resolve.conf
If you are using kppp, then you need to leave an empty resolve.conf, with
write perimtion for the user using kppp, and under the configuration of
the login account enter the apropriate dns address (try under edit)
if you tried running as a normal user and it didn't work, try to see if
you can connect as root, if you can, then you have a read/write permision
problem. If thats the problem, mail me.
On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Avraham
Hanadari wrote:
> Dear Friends,
>
> After considerable time spent with the store technicians (Renaissance, Kfar
> Sava) and the Netvision Linux support personnel, we have reached the
> conclusion
> that my system is unable to RESOLVE internet addresses. I connect
> satisfactorily to the ISP, but nothing works after that, unless I key in
> the number URL. With the numbers, it works well, but with human language ...
> nothing. Same for mail. What must be done to teach the system to RESOLVE the
> addresses?
>
> TIA,
>
> Avraham Hanadari
> Hod Hasharon
>
> I am running a Pentium 133 with 32 M RAM, and a 6 GB HD, 4 for Win98 (with
> Hebrew support) and 2 for Linux. The Linux distribution is SuSE 6.2, Kernel
> 2.2.10, using KDE 1.1.1 desktop and utilities in X-Windows XFree86TM 3.3.4,
> access via LILO.
>
>
>
>
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