Hi Steve- S.u.S.E. has its permissions for some files set up in /etc/permissions. So everytime you run SuSEConfig (or reboot??) the permissions for your system are reset from that file, and the permissions for pppd just happen to be present in /etc/permissions. What I did was comment the line in /etc/permissions then I ran chmod on pppd. Luck, Mark --- Steve Montgomery wrote:
I have setup my ppp-on script which is running fine from my user account after doing:
chmod u+s pppd
However, once I shutdown and re-boot I get "pppd:Permission denied " when running ppp-on and have to do the chmod all over again.
What's wrong with this?
Steve
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