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From: Chris Odom <chris@digitech.net>
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Subject: userPPP -auto not working with dynamic addressing
Date: Fri, 7 Jun 1996 13:48:34 -0700
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	My ISP uses dynamic addressing.  So I have to use this ifaddr in my ppp.conf:
	set ifaddr 0 0

	I have also tried:
	set ifaddr 0

	I *have* to set it like that if I want to make a connection.  That's the only way it will work
when I dial in by hand.

	But when I try to use the -auto option, it won't even attempt to dial.  Says for -auto, it
NEEDS a dstaddr  (destination address.)  
	So if I "set ifaddr" one way, i can't dial out.  If I set it the other way, "ppp -auto scriptname"
won't even attempt to dial out.

Help?