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09-11-2003 12:40 AM
09-11-2003 12:40 AM
I have install the pppd for modem dailin , how can i start the service ? thx.
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09-11-2003 03:24 AM
09-11-2003 03:24 AM
Re: About the pppd
There should be an init script in /etc/rc.d/init.d/. CD into the init script directory and do 'grep pppd *'. One of the scripts should come back. After that just do 'scriptname start'.
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09-11-2003 03:37 AM
09-11-2003 03:37 AM
Solution
login as root
the following command should allow you to find the pppd start up if it exists.
find /etc/init.d/ -name "*pp*'
after that do
#service 'servicename' start
this will start the service
#service 'servicename' status
returns the status
#service 'servicename' blabla
return all the valid option.
Please do keep giving point so we know if this is what you needed
enjoy.
J-P
the following command should allow you to find the pppd start up if it exists.
find /etc/init.d/ -name "*pp*'
after that do
#service 'servicename' start
this will start the service
#service 'servicename' status
returns the status
#service 'servicename' blabla
return all the valid option.
Please do keep giving point so we know if this is what you needed
enjoy.
J-P
Smile I will feel the difference
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