This is a discussion on Slackware Dialup Issues within the Slackware Linux Support forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> On 2007-11-21, wmreinemer@tns.net <wmreinemer@tns.net> wrote: > On Nov 20, 3:50 pm, Tom N <t...@somewhere.com> wrote: >> On 2007-11-20, wmreine...@tns.net ...
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| On 2007-11-21, wmreinemer@tns.net <wmreinemer@tns.net> wrote: > On Nov 20, 3:50 pm, Tom N <t...@somewhere.com> wrote: >> On 2007-11-20, wmreine...@tns.net <wmreine...@tns.net> wrote: > .... > I got in the habit of having open terminals/shells on the Amiga. > There are anywhere up to three or four terminals up at any > given time. > > I rewrote /sbin/ppp-go to include a phone number selection menu. > The dialer script is invoked from an admin menu that is brought > up by su -c in a user shell. IF you break out of the admin menu, > you end up in a user, not root shell. > > Why that one line in modeprobe.conf enables kppp to work, I have > no clue. I've been looking into it. I think it just gives that alias to a different module, in this case the one you need. > There seems to be some major differences between 10.2 and 12.0 Could be. > > I will download your scripts and take a look at them, thanks. Sure. > > If you would like to look at my admin menu and scripts, let me know. If they are just shell scripts, I'd love to. I run Slack from xterms (no KDE or anything like that -- just ratpoison) > At least I can access the Internet. Now I need to setup sound, Just did that myself. See the recent thread. Install alsa and the libs and run alsaconf, for starters. > printer, > & etc;. > > "Damncomputer" is one word!!! > :-) Take 'er easy, Tom |