Sorry folks!!! that was the problem with my ISP (DishnetDial --they told me that, they don't support LINUX so i won't be able to conn.). i took username & passward of my friend's vsnl A/C. & now this is email is sent through my linux side of PC :)
From: "Harshal Patil" harshal24@hotmail.com Reply-To: linuxers@mm.ilug-bom.org.in To: linuxers@mm.ilug-bom.org.in Subject: [ILUG-BOM] external modem Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 18:14:11 +0530
hmmm... finally i got an external modem (D-Link), my linux box dials my ISP (DishnetDial), but suddenly it terminates with the error "Exit status : 16" . i don't know what's that. i tried to search on google but no luck :( it works well on windows, but i want my linux partition to connect internet. i'm using kppp to dial. thank you.
mandrake 8 128mb ram D-Link external modem. ISP- dishnet dial
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On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, harshal patil wrote:
Sorry folks!!! that was the problem with my ISP (DishnetDial --they told me that, they don't support LINUX so i won't be able to conn.). i took username & passward of my friend's vsnl A/C. & now this is email is sent through my linux side of PC :)
Add this to your /etc/wvdial.conf file,
[Dialer xyz] ...... ..... Stupid Mode = 1
This will do it. I regularly use Dishnet, no problem at all.
HTH, Rajen.
On 8/17/01 at 7:13 PM harshal patil eschewed:-
Sorry folks!!! that was the problem with my ISP (DishnetDial --they
told me
that, they don't support LINUX so i won't be able to conn.). i took username & passward of my friend's vsnl A/C. & now this is email is
sent
through my linux side of PC :)
They don't support Linux? Do ISPs really have to set up their side to 'support' some particular OS?
- Shrikant
On Aug 18, 2001 at 00:04, N. Shrikant wrote:
They don't support Linux? Do ISPs really have to set up their side to 'support' some particular OS?
They mean "We don't know this 'Leenoox' thing you're blathering about, and we don't want to talk about it. Go away."
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