Frank Dana (danaf@cs.rpi.edu) wrote:
: Third, dunno. I haven't hit that problem. Could it be that you're not
: specifying all of the options, so it needs to get them from a file?

No. Standard way of compiling pppd is in a way that it requires
/etc/ppp/options to be readable for it. That is to ensure the system
manager can specify authentification options in there which cant be
overridden by users. Failing any imagination about what to put in there,
it may be empty.

Regards,	
	Ignatios Souvatzis