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[Lee Forrest <lforrestster AT gmail.com>]

I can now connect to and dial my modem, but it hangs up 
_immediately_ after the dialing is done. 

I'm using a more recent pppd than the one that came with BL3, but
the eznet manpage says that it is designed for 2.3 and better, so
it didn't seem necessary to set the "pppdversion" option. Got no
pppd error messages.

My debian /etc/ppp/options (for the same pppd) contains the
option "noauth" which doesn't appear in the manpage for the stock
BL3 pppd. But it doesn't seem like this would cause the problem
here.

----------------
eznet log:

This is a diagnostic log of the most recent login
attempt by eznet.

  ISP Name: "simple"
  Call Initiated: Tue Dec 19 23:37:59 2006

The UNIX command used to initiate the connection attempt was: 

/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/modem 115200 connect '/usr/bin/eznet chat 0' defaultroute 
lock modem mtu 552 mru 552 debug crtscts -detach idle 300 user 
leeforrest AT simple.net remotename simple

The interaction with the modem was as follows:

38:00.812 Send:  "ATZW2\r"
38:01.410 Recv:  "ATZW2"
38:01.910 Skip:  "ATZW2\r\r\n"
38:02.410 Recv:  "OK\r\n"
38:02.410 Send:  "at&d3\r"
38:02.510 Skip:  "at&d3\r\r\n"
38:03.010 Recv:  "OK\r\n"
38:03.010 Match: "OK"
38:03.010 Send:  "atdxxxxxxx\r"
38:03.610 Recv:  "atdxxxxxxx"
38:04.110 Recv:  "\r"
38:08.010 Send:  "\r"
38:08.110 Skip:  "\r\n"
38:08.610 Recv:  "NO CARRIER\r\n"
38:08.610 Match: "NO CARRIER"
38:08.610 Fail

[delete]

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eznet.conf:


0 chat yes
0 debug yes
0 dialtimeout 10  #I wasn't using this for the first
                  # attempts and it didn't effect anything
                  # I misunderstood what it does.

0 init0 ATZW2     #this is the init string I use with the
                  #same modem on debian. Wasn't used on
                  #the first attempts and didn't effect
                  #anything after I added it.

0 password xxxxxx
0 phone xxxxxxxx
0 service simple
0 user leeforrest AT simple.net

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Anyone have any ideas?

Sin?

:-)

Thanks,

Lee