> Of course, if you have the right sort of net connection you
> can just set the ppp script to run on startup and remain up
> the whole time the machine is booted...
if you'd like to have your ppp connection up all the time,in debian,you can do
it by mv /etc/ppp/no_ppp_on_boot to /etc/ppp/ppp_on
Matthias Holschneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>After successful installation of the ppp software and my modem I am faced
>with the following problem: I want to open the ppp connection as a non
>root user and use internet programs like netscape, telnet, ftp ... .
>For the moment I have two possi
On Thu, 18 Nov 1999, Matthias Holschneider wrote:
> After successful installation of the ppp software and my modem I am faced
> with the following problem: I want to open the ppp connection as a non
> root user and use internet programs like netscape, telnet, ftp ... .
> For the moment I have two
Matthias Holschneider wrote:
>
> Here is a maybe stupid question of a newcomer:
> I would like to be able to lance as normal user some script that does all
> the dialing in for me and sets up the ppp connection readt to use some
> internet applications. In particular I do not want to communicate
