Re: incoming PAP authentication failures
God, I 'love' making a moron out of myself.
This trick doesn't seem to be working on my system. I wish I had taken the
time to test it before replying, but I had it working at one point in time
and was 'sure' that was how.
Just delete the pap-secrets file.
Dan
At 05:14 PM 4/28/1998 -0700, Dan Cyr wrote:
>
>Wow, alot of people getting this thread.
>
>http://www.valleynet.bc.ca/~dan/autoppp.html
>http://www.valleynet.bc.ca/~dan/autoppp1.html
>
>The second is the start of a cleanup on the first. Thanks goto Gary Bristo
>for taking the time to clean it up asfar as it is. I'll be finishing it off
>soon.
>
>One thing I will be changing is that the pap-secrets file CAN exsist!! Like
>so;
>
>"" * ""
>
>Just that line in there will make it work. Then you get the added
>functionality of just having ppp only accounts in there such as;
>
>dan mypassword ""
>"" * ""
>
>The last line MUST remain! And it MUST remain as the LAST line!
>
>
>Dan
>
>At 07:20 PM 4/28/1998 -0400, Paul Miller wrote:
>>
>>I double checked it and it is mode 600 root.root.
>>
>>Will pppd give a authentication failure if the networking settings aren't
>>configured correctly? I"m trying to do this using ipmasq.. the net-3
>>howto isn't very detailed, but it does give an example of what I'm trying
>>to do -- lacking all the pppd and hosts/DNS files... :(
>>
>>-Paul
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