kppp and cycling

James Richard Tyrer tyrerj at acm.org
Fri Dec 26 20:06:37 GMT 2003


tyche wrote:
> i have 2 computers, one i have just rebuilt.
> 
> not liking what rh has done in 8, i compile kde from source.
> 
> i did things in the following order:
> 
> qt, arts, libs, base, network, then the rest in no particular order.
> 
> to get rid of redhat's x scripts, i installed xfree 4.3.0 from www.xfree.org.
> 
> until i installed the rest of kde, my dialup worked fine. now that i have 
> compilled the rest of kde, my dialup connects, but i cant go anywhere or 
> download mail.
> 
> was wondering what was happening here?
> 
> any help would be appreciated.

You probably don't have the DNS configured correctly.

If your ISP supports automatic (I think -- that is what I have and it works) you can 
check: "Automatic" in the: "DNS" tab in the KPPP set up widget.  Otherwise, you need to 
check: "Manual" and enter two NUMERICAL DNS addresses for you ISP.

If you are using automatic, your: "/etc/resolv.conf" file should probably be empty -- KPPP 
will add stuff to the file when it is running.

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JRT

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JRT

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