I had weird trouble with kppp, as in it didn't work right. I then decided to get ezppp and use it..works like a charm. Xisp is good with pppd 2.3 and below if you have to use PAP. If you don't use PAP it's good above 2.3 and works so nicely..and is very easy to set up..takes 5 mins or less. :) I hope this helps you. TTFN, Daniel Barsotti wrote:
Try to open a terminal before connecting. Then execute xhost+local: and connect.
It seems that kppp locks the display when it connects
Hope it helps
Daniel
alex@daniloff.com wrote:
Hi SuSE folks!
I'm posting this question second time because I ain't got any answer on it. I use SuSE 6.0 distro with KDE as a desktop and kppp for connection with Internet. When my kppp connection with Internet is established I can't launch Netscape4.5 or any other application. I can open KDE menus, desktop sound and mouse are working but all applications look like locked. Only when I drop connection then I can launch Netscape and others applications. If I launch Netscape before connection with Internet it works fine during connection, but if I close Netscape during connection I can't invoke it again till I drop connection. Exactly the same behave others applications.
Does somebody know why kppp is locking Netscape and others programs during connection?
Any help will be gladly appreciated
Thanks
Alex
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