[ale] Now I'm just confused.

[nomad]

I rebuilt everything again.  I can get my ppp connection to run
using "ezppp" an X-based ppp connection manager.  But when I use my
time-tested scripts I get:

Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: Welcome to the OnRamp^M
Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: (DPM1 S11) Login -- got it
Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: send (nomad%^M)
Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: expect (word:)
Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: :nomad%^M
Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: Password: -- got it
Feb 25 17:05:20 dogbert chat[1256]: send (??????)
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: pppd 2.2.0 started by root, uid 0
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: Using interface ppp0
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/modem
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: Modem hangup
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: Connection terminated.
Feb 25 17:05:21 dogbert pppd[1263]: Exit.

Another odd thing,  when I execute ezppp my window manager (fvwm2)
doesn't give it borders and such.

Anyone got any clues?

Robert
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