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From: Tony Harverson <tony@hornet.netac.co.za>
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Hiya all..

I was just wondering how anyone out there who is firing up a ppp
server from dial in is doing it..

I tried the handbook, creating a pppserc script which starts ppp
giving it a line and speed.  When executed with a user on the line,
all this does is to drop the line. No debugging output, console
messages etc.  What have I missed here ?

Tony