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Hey Linux lovers I've got a problem connecting to the net using kppp. My modem (serial) dials out fine however I get this message after loosing the connection with exit ...
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    hook me up help



    Hey Linux lovers

    I've got a problem connecting to the net using kppp. My modem (serial) dials out fine however I get this message after loosing the connection with exit status 1;

    han@debian:~$ kppp
    Opener: received SetSecret
    Opener: received SetSecret
    Opener: received OpenLock

    Opener: received OpenDevice
    Opener: received ExecPPPDaemon
    In parent: pppd pid 2112
    Couldn't find interface ppp0: No such device
    Kernel supports ppp alright.
    pppd: The remote system is required to authenticate itself
    pppd: but I couldn't find any suitable secret (password) for it to use to do so.
    pppd: (None of the available passwords would let it use an IP address.)
    It was pppd that died
    pppd exited with return value 1
    Sending 2107 a SIGUSR1
    Opener: received RemoveSecret
    Opener: received RemoveSecret
    Opener: received OpenResolv
    Opener: received OpenResolv
    Opener: received RemoveLock
    Opener: received PPPDExitStatus
    Opener: received PPPDExitStatus

    as you can see it yaps about passwords, however I've tried various accounts with passwords that i know to be good. Any advice........
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    try adding 'noauth' option to pppd
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    Nope. Go to /etc/ppp and find the options file.

    then change the line

    auth

    to

    # auth

    This deactivates the authentification process. Putting noauth in the options in KPPP doesn't seem to work. You have to do it the hard way.

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    Just a little post to say thank you to DOllaBillz217and cage47 for their assistance.

    In my case the noauth option suggested by DOllaBillz217 was enough to solve my problem.

    thanks guys
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    Anytime
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