Re: I still can't surf the web using Wvdial
Johnny wrote:
Kent West wrote:
Johnny wrote:
What else do i need to look at to get me where i can surf.
Try answering the questions you've already been asked twice before:
As Carl asked:
Can you ping a known IP address (e.g. 194.109.137.218, which is
www.debian.org)? What if you traceroute to it? What does "sudo
ifconfig" report? Paste the relevant part of /var/log/messages into
your reply, too.
Kent is this what u want I am sorry about posting it so many times. I
just install Debian 3.0r2 about 2 days ago. I am still not getting
online or going any where.
The other disto that I had install was RedHat 7.0 i did not have any
problems connecting to the internet.
here is the log file that u wanted :
No, please. Just the "relevant" part of the logfile, not the whole thing.
Still, this is a start.
Aug 24 20:30:26 debian kernel: PPP: version 2.3.7 (demand dialling)
Aug 24 20:30:26 debian kernel: PPP line discipline registered.
Aug 24 20:30:27 debian kernel: registered device ppp0
Aug 24 15:30:27 debian pppd[12641]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Aug 24 15:30:27 debian pppd[12641]: Using interface ppp0
Aug 24 15:30:27 debian pppd[12641]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
Aug 24 20:30:52 debian kernel: PPP BSD Compression module registered
Aug 24 20:30:53 debian kernel: PPP Deflate Compression module registered
Aug 24 15:31:22 debian pppd[12641]: IPCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
Aug 24 15:31:28 debian pppd[12641]: Connection terminated.
Aug 24 15:31:28 debian pppd[12641]: Exit.
Aug 24 15:37:43 debian pppd[12676]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Aug 24 15:37:43 debian pppd[12676]: Using interface ppp0
Aug 24 15:37:43 debian pppd[12676]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
Aug 24 15:37:45 debian pppd[12676]: local IP address 64.19.115.174
Aug 24 15:37:45 debian pppd[12676]: remote IP address 64.19.112.106
Aug 24 15:37:45 debian pppd[12676]: primary DNS address 63.164.140.66
Aug 24 15:37:45 debian pppd[12676]: secondary DNS address 64.19.96.69
Aug 24 15:39:21 debian diald[5458]: Trigger: udp
192.168.0.1/1025 63.164.140.66/53 Aug 24 15:39:21 debian
diald[5458]: Calling site 192.168.0.2
Aug 24 15:39:21 debian diald[5458]: No devices free to call out on.
Aug 24 15:39:21 debian diald[5458]: Connect script failed.
Aug 24 15:39:21 debian diald[5458]: Delaying 1 seconds before clear to
dial.
Aug 24 15:39:24 debian diald[5458]: Calling site 192.168.0.2
Aug 24 15:39:24 debian diald[5458]: No devices free to call out on.
Aug 24 15:39:25 debian diald[5458]: Connect script failed.
Aug 24 15:39:25 debian diald[5458]: Delaying 1 seconds before clear to
dial.
Aug 24 15:39:28 debian diald[5458]: Calling site 192.168.0.2
Aug 24 15:39:28 debian diald[5458]: No devices free to call out on.
<snip>
Aug 24 18:38:43 debian diald[176]: Connect script failed.
Aug 24 18:38:43 debian diald[176]: Delaying 1 seconds before clear to
dial.
Aug 24 19:00:03 debian pppd[545]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: abort on (BUSY)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: abort on (NO CARRIER)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: abort on (VOICE)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: abort on (NO DIALTONE)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: send (ATZW2^M)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: expect (OK)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: ATZW2^M^M
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: OK
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: -- got it
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: send (ATDT<put^M)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: expect (phone)
Aug 24 19:00:05 debian chat[546]: ^M
Aug 24 19:00:31 debian pppd[545]: Terminating on signal 15.
Aug 24 19:00:32 debian pppd[545]: Exit.
Aug 24 19:00:58 debian pppd[557]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Aug 24 19:00:59 debian chat[558]: abort on (BUSY)
Aug 24 19:00:59 debian chat[558]: abort on (NO CARRIER)
Aug 24 19:00:59 debian chat[558]: abort on (VOICE)
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: abort on (NO DIALTONE)
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: send (ATZW2^M)
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: expect (OK)
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: ATZW2^M^M
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: OK
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: -- got it
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: send (ATDT<put^M)
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: expect (phone)
Aug 24 19:01:00 debian chat[558]: ^M
Aug 24 19:01:11 debian pppd[557]: Terminating on signal 15.
Aug 24 19:01:12 debian pppd[557]: Exit.
Aug 24 19:01:51 debian pppd[566]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Aug 24 19:01:51 debian pppd[566]: Using interface ppp0
Aug 24 19:01:51 debian pppd[566]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
Aug 24 19:02:43 debian pppd[566]: LCP terminated by peer
Aug 24 19:02:46 debian pppd[566]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
Aug 24 19:02:46 debian pppd[566]: Modem hangup
Aug 24 19:02:46 debian pppd[566]: Connection terminated.
Aug 24 19:02:47 debian pppd[566]: Exit.
Aug 24 19:03:29 debian pppd[586]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0
Aug 24 19:03:29 debian pppd[586]: Using interface ppp0
Aug 24 19:03:29 debian pppd[586]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
Aug 24 19:03:36 debian pppd[586]: local IP address 64.19.114.53
Aug 24 19:03:36 debian pppd[586]: remote IP address 64.19.112.103
Aug 24 19:03:36 debian pppd[586]: primary DNS address 63.164.140.66
Aug 24 19:03:36 debian pppd[586]: secondary DNS address 64.19.96.69
Aug 24 19:04:59 debian diald[176]: Trigger: udp
192.168.0.1/1029 63.164.140.66/53 Aug 24 19:04:59 debian
diald[176]: Calling site 192.168.0.2
Aug 24 19:05:00 debian diald[176]: No devices free to call out on.
Aug 24 19:05:00 debian diald[176]: Connect script failed.
Aug 24 19:05:00 debian diald[176]: Delaying 1 seconds before clear to
dial.
Aug 24 19:05:02 debian diald[176]: Calling site 192.168.0.2
Aug 24 19:05:02 debian diald[176]: No devices free to call out on.
Aug 24 19:05:03 debian diald[176]: Connect script failed.
It looks like diald seems to be causing some issues. I'm not really
familiar with diald (or even with dial-up anymore - once you go
broadband, you just can't go back), but I think it automatically
initiates a dial-up connection when an internet connection is needed. It
looks like you're manually starting ppp (perhaps via kppp or pon, etc),
and then when you try doing internet stuff, diald kicks in and wreaks
havoc with your already-established connection.
I'd suggest removing diald for now, and see if that makes any kind of
difference.
Also, it's recommended that you keep the conversation on the list, so
that that:
1) other folks, often more knowledgeable than a single individual, can
add their suggestions
2) the questions/answers get archived on the Debian site, which can be
of value to people with similar problems in the future.
--
Kent
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