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Subject: Re: User ppp not hanging up modem.
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> This modem respect DTR, but it seems that PPP doesn't always clear that line.

Are you sure the modem respects DTR? I had an old internal 14.4 that ppp
stopped hanging up because the modem was becoming senile in its old age and
no longer respected DTR. I've got an external 33.6 on there now and ppp can
hang it up with no problem.