Re: Can't establish a ppp connection with the base system...
Carefully re-run pppconfig. Looks like your modems were talking but your
isp didn't connect - that means either username or password are not correct.
btw - I have had prob's with pppconfig - it will not delete the older file
and pulls password out of the wrong file - I remove them by hand. Safe bet
is to make a completely new account like 'myisp'. go thru, add the number,
the modem port, user and password etc and save it. Next, do 'pon myisp'.
on another console (alt F2) run 'plog -f'. this will give you blow by
blow account of what is happening. when you are online you can kill plog
with a simple ctrl+c.
Good luck.
On Tuesday 12 December 2000 10:54, Raffaele Sandrini wrote:
> Hi all
>
> If i try to connect to the intenet(with pon) I get the following in the
> messages file:
>
> Dec 12 20:43:29 debian pppd[345]: pppd 2.3.11 started by root, uid 0
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: abort on (BUSY)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: abort on (NO CARRIER)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: abort on (VOICE)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: abort on (NO DIALTONE)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: abort on (NO DIAL TONE)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: abort on (NO ANSWER)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: send (ATZ^M)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: expect (OK)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: ATZ^M^M
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: OK
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: -- got it
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: send (ATDT00625550065^M)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: expect (CONNECT)
> Dec 12 20:43:30 debian chat[346]: ^M
> Dec 12 20:43:36 debian chat[346]: ATDT00625550065^M^M
> Dec 12 20:43:36 debian chat[346]: CONNECT
> Dec 12 20:43:36 debian chat[346]: -- got it
> Dec 12 20:43:36 debian chat[346]: send (\d)
> Dec 12 20:43:37 debian pppd[345]: Serial connection established.
> Dec 12 20:43:37 debian pppd[345]: Using interface ppp0
> Dec 12 20:43:37 debian pppd[345]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
> Dec 12 20:43:42 debian pppd[345]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
> Dec 12 20:43:42 debian pppd[345]: Modem hangup
> Dec 12 20:43:42 debian pppd[345]: Connection terminated.
> Dec 12 20:43:43 debian pppd[345]: Exit.
>
> Seems everything be good.. but why this SIGHUP?
>
> Cheers,
> Raffaele
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