Look for files called PPP-ON and PPP-ON-DIALER...these are scripts to
get PPP working under Linux (at least under RH). Move these scripts to a
good (I put them in /etc/ppp) place and edit them -- you will have to change
the phone number and any IP addresses listed in PPP-ON. Then go to
PPP-ON-DIALER and check over that file. It basically builds a script for
when the connection is made. One of those "I'll wait for this text to
appear, and then send this other text in response..." type of deals.
It has worked for me for the last year or so...
Damond
>Hi everybody,
>I'm wondering how I would go about writing a script using the network
>config that would allow me to login in to my ISP that uses a menu. at
>first it prompts you to enter user name 'return', then password 'return'
>then 1 'return' to login to BSD server, 2 'return' to start ppp, 3 to
>quit. I want 2 return but can't find a good way to do this and then I
>need to start pppd but I'm pretty clueless. Help would be apreciated.
>
>Here's how I'm getting into the script creation app:
>control-panel
>network configurator
>interfaces
>add
>ppp
>input phone #
>input username
>input password
>customize
>communication
>//this is where I'm stuck.
>
>If you know of one I would love a HowTo.
>TIA,
>~cory
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