Hi,
We were trying to setup a linux (redhat 7.2) machine as a nis+
client. However, we are facing a lot of difficulties. I tried to follow
all the steps from HOWTO, but it still is giving troubles.
We already have a network with sun servers and workstations (all
runnig solaris 2.7) . The n
Hello all.
I have redhat 7.2 installed on a system
when i connect is get's connected and after some time
get's disconnected automatically when i saw the log it
say's
LCP terminated by peer
Hangup (SIGHUP)
Modem Hangup
Connection Terminated
it also say's that pppd daemon died exi
It could be because problem in PAP authentication.Also
it could be that the server is not able to attribute
an IP address to the client. Although I haven't used
RH 7.2, I have heard that people have encountered
problems with ppp version bundled with RH 7.2. In that
case you can try compile directl
Ashutosh,
try putting "noccp" as a keyword in /etc/ppp/options or use it on the command line if
that is how you're invoking pppd.
To quote from "man pppd"
noccp Disable CCP (Compression Control Protocol) negotiation. This
option
should only be required if the pee
When I had this problem, following thing helped me.
Go to X Windows, Dialup Configuration Tool
Go to Setup And add an Argument "defaultroute" without quotes
Now it is ready to run [I hope so]
Try & Inform about the result
Vivek
Narsingh Sahu wrote:
> It could be because problem in PAP authen
Hi all,
i want to know about switch -u with command su
(second user)
i'm having Linux 6.1 on my machine at home
and the command su -u login_name does
not work
but on sun solaris at my office works
well.
can any one tell me about -u switch in as detail as
possible
Regards
==
Hello all
As varun has said i am posting the log as still ppp is
giving problem to me i am using wvdial to connect from
(redhat 7.2) the command prompt of my server and also
put "noccp" in /etc/ppp/options file well not getting
what would be the problem please help
PPP log output
---
AFAIK there is no -u switch to the command su in
Linux. In any case why do you want to use that switch?
"su login_name" should work.
-- narsingh
--- sudeesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: > Hi all,
> i want to know about switch -u with command su
> (second user)
> i'm having Linux 6.1 on my machin
