[julian@mail.webaccess.net: 30 days of free E-Mail support]

[Hanno Wagner <listmaster@lists.debian.org>]

Could anyone please help this guy?

Ciao, Hanno
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• To: <debian-user-REQUEST@lists.debian.org>
• Cc: <julian@webaccess.net>
• Subject: 30 days of free E-Mail support
• From: "Taylor, Julian" <julian@mail.webaccess.net>
• Date: 2 Aug 1999 17:01:29 -0000
• Message-id: <199908021049.AA42008752@mail.webaccess.net>
• Reply-to: <julian@mail.webaccess.net>

Salutations,

I purchased the official debian package and thought that by registering I'd get the E-Mail address for my free support. Didn't happen. How does this work?

Meanwhile I have two problems:

1. When I use "cu" I get a "pppd permission denied" message. wvdial works fine to my ISP but to login to Sun I need access to the remote console before I start ppp. (BTW: This worked flawlessly on Slackware and Caldera)

2. When I run "checkpc" I get a message indicating that /dev/lp0 is not configured. /dev/lp0 is present with the correct major and minor numbers. What kind of configure does it mean and how do I do it? Why didn't the package configure this when I installed it?

thanks,
Julian

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