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On Mon, 11 Aug 1997, Brad Hendrickse wrote:

>directory to the other machine. I then get an error when I try to 'make
>world' (can't remember the error message now, but will mail it if
>necessary. Although I'd prefer to CVSup from that machine instead)

Well, the make world error would be helpful.
Try putting alias deny_incoming no in your ppp.conf

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