Hello List,
I am updated to latest (3.5) KDE from kde-redhat repository.When I run
kppp,(sudo /usr/sbin/kppp),
set correct modem port and ISP account.It just can't dial.
When I checked in the configure dialogs,under 'modem commands',nothing is
listed. Kppp has forgotten all the modem initialisation strings!
Now, I run it as user,again the same.No initialisation strings.I give the
chosen modem a name,save it and go to create a new modem,all the
initialisation strings are there.But I cannot run it as I have no access
right to modem as a user.
I go back and sudo again.This time,with the same procedure,there is no
luck.Kppp doesn't know anything about modem initialisation.
By the By, latest linux creates ownership for the user on all devices like
cdrom,floppy.
[pbhat@sidharth ~]$ ls -l /dev/hdc
brw------- 1 pbhat disk 22, 0 Dec 30 2005 /dev/hdc
[pbhat@sidharth ~]$ ls -l /dev/fd0
brw-rw---- 1 pbhat floppy 2, 0 Dec 30 2005 /dev/fd0
[pbhat@sidharth ~]$ ls -l /dev/ttySL0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 Dec 30 14:26 /dev/ttySL0 -> /dev/pts/1
[pbhat@sidharth ~]$ ls -l /dev/pts/1
crw-rw---- 1 root uucp 136, 1 Dec 30 15:45 /dev/pts/1
why not on modem? Is it safe to add normal users to 'uucp' group? or
change modem group to a new group like 'dialout' and make users its
members ?
I can 'sudo wvdial' successfully.
Thanks,
Parameshwara Bhat
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