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pppd debug output contains Connect
script failed
| Your chat script supplies a user name and password. ogin: user-name
ssword: password However, the peer that you intended to connect to does not prompt
for this information.
| Delete the login and password from the chat script.
Try to call the peer again.
If you still get the message, call the ISP. Ask the
ISP for the correct login sequence.
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The /usr/bin/chat -v log contains "expect
(login:)" alarm read timed out
| Your chat script supplies a user name and password. ogin: pppuser
ssword: \q\U However, the peer that you intend to connect to does not prompt
for this information.
| Delete the login and password from the chat script.
Try to call the peer again.
If you still get the message, call the ISP. Ask the
ISP for the correct login sequence.
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pppd debug output contains possibly
looped-back
| The local machine or its peer is hanging at the command line
and not running PPP. An incorrectly configured login name and password
are in the chat script.
| Delete the login and password from the chat script.
Try to call the peer again.
If you still get the message, call the ISP. Ask for
the correct login sequence.
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pppd debug output shows that LCP activates, but the link
terminates soon afterward.
| The password in the chat script might be incorrect.
| Ensure that you have the correct password for the
local machine.
Check the password in the chat script. Fix the password
if incorrect.
Try to call the peer again.
If you still get the message, call the ISP. Ask the
ISP for the correct login sequence.
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Text from the peer begins with a tilde (~).
| Your chat script supplies a user name and password. ogin: pppuser
ssword: \q\U However, the peer that you intend to connect to does not prompt
for this information.
| Delete the login and password from the chat script.
Try to call the peer again.
If you still get the message, call the ISP. Request
the correct login sequence.
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The modem hangs.
| Your chat script contains the following line to force the local
machine to wait for the CONNECT message from the
peer: CONNECT ”
| Use the following line when you want the chat script to wait
for CONNECT from the peer: CONNECT \c End the chat script with ~ \c.
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pppd debug output contains LCP:
timeout sending Config-Requests
| Your chat script contains the following line to force the local
machine to wait for the CONNECT message from the
peer: CONNECT ”
| Use the following line when you want the chat script to wait
for CONNECT from the peer: CONNECT \c End the chat script with ~ \c.
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pppd debug output contains Serial link is
not 8-bit clean
| Your chat script contains the following line to force the local
machine to wait for the CONNECT message from the
peer: CONNECT ”
| Use the following line when you want the chat script to wait
for CONNECT from the peer: CONNECT \c End the chat script with ~ \c.
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pppd debug output contains Loopback
detected
| Your chat script contains the following line to force the local
machine to wait for the CONNECT message from the
peer: CONNECT ”
| Use the following line when you want the chat script to wait
for CONNECT from the peer: CONNECT \c End the chat script with ~ \c.
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pppd debug output contains SIGHUP
| Your chat script contains the following line to force the local
machine to wait for the CONNECT message from the
peer: CONNECT ”
| Use the following line when you want the chat script to wait
for CONNECT from the peer: CONNECT \c End the chat script with ~ \c.
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