Re: [Computerbank] PPP and the CAISA Install

[Kylie Davies <kylied@projectx.com.au>]

Hi David,

In Vic ...we use pppconfig (we used to have kppp - but it is proving a 
little buggy at the moment). With this said - we have group perms set up 
so that we have a dialout  and dip  group. All users go into the 
dialout/dip groups and can execute pon or poff as they like.

We have also created some dandy little icons for the desktop - these 
when clicked on activate pon or poff - depending on which icon you hit. 
It is quite sinple and easy to manage for new users.

Failing our icons not working - pon / poff in a terminal work fine.

Note: In pppconfig we just use the default provider - we dont change it, 
if changed you need to type pon nameofprovideryouentered.

Hope this helps somewhat.

Cheers,

Kylie

David Lloyd wrote:

> Hi There,
>
>
> I have setup someone's PPP using pppconfig. I've current got:
>
> sudo pppd /dev/ttySHCF0 file /etc/peers/picknowl
>
> ...working (having setup sudo by reading the deliberately confusing sudo
> man page). I've wrapped this and a killall -9 pppd in:
>
> pppon
> pppoff
>
> Person wants multiple people to be able to log on. People in a
> particular group, eg "pppusers".
>
> Is there any better way to set this up? I'm sure there is but I can't
> quite work it out.
>
>
> DSL
>  
--
Kylie Davies
Victorian Branch Co-ordinator
Computerbank Australia Inc 
Victorian State Branch
Tel: (03) 9600 9161
Email: kylied@projectx.com.au

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