Hello SuSE folk; Too obvious for me I guess. Must be going right over my head. Same topic different thread. SuSE 8.0 Still trying to get my apps, Konq, Kmail, FTP client, etc. to run once I am connected to my ISP. KPPP is up and running and connected - As a user when I try to connect any of these apps I get the message....Host "YourISP" unknown.. When I am running as root I can get Konq to connect. (Don't have the other apps as root) WHAT am I missing here? Please help...... Bob S.
* R. Stia (rnr@sanctum.com) [020625 19:34]: ::Hello SuSE folk; :: ::Too obvious for me I guess. Must be going right over my head. ::Same topic different thread. SuSE 8.0 :: ::Still trying to get my apps, Konq, Kmail, FTP client, etc. ::to run once I am connected to my ISP. KPPP is up and running ::and connected - As a user when I try to connect any of these ::apps I get the message....Host "YourISP" unknown.. When I am ::running as root I can get Konq to connect. (Don't have the other ::apps as root) :: ::WHAT am I missing here? Please help...... You could try to see if /etc/resolv.conf exists. It may not and it could help. You also want to see if route.conf has the correct router. Examples from the connection I use are: resolv.conf ----- (ben@zeus) ~> cat /etc/resolv.conf [22:07 02-06-25] # # /etc/resolv.conf # #search concentric.net blackops.org nameserver 65.106.1.196 nameserver 207.155.183.72 nameserver 207.155.183.73 nameserver 207.155.184.72 nameserver 206.173.119.72 nameserver 205.158.26.242 route.conf ----- (ben@zeus) ~> cat /etc/route.conf [22:07 02-06-25] default 64.0.150.1 0.0.0.0 eth0 It's been 3 years since I had a dialup but I seem to remember this helping. Also..ditch the KDE dialer. It was crap then and with the amount of problems I see these days..must still be crap. Give wvdial a whirl. You can execute it as root using 'wvdial.tcl'. This worked great for me. -=Ben --=====-----=====-- mailto:ben@whack.org --=====-- Tell me what you believe..I tell you what you should see. -DP --=====-----=====--
Ben Rosenberg wrote:
You could try to see if /etc/resolv.conf exists. It may not and it could help. You also want to see if route.conf has the correct router.
Examples from the connection I use are:
resolv.conf ----- (ben@zeus) ~> cat /etc/resolv.conf [22:07 02-06-25] # # /etc/resolv.conf # #search concentric.net blackops.org nameserver 65.106.1.196 nameserver 207.155.183.72 nameserver 207.155.183.73 nameserver 207.155.184.72 nameserver 206.173.119.72 nameserver 205.158.26.242
............<snip>...........................Give wvdial a whirl. You can execute it as root using 'wvdial.tcl'. This worked great for me.
Many thanks to all who tried to help,Basil,Sylvanus,& zentara, especially Ben and tabanna who put me on the right track for resolv.conf Mine was empty. Hand edited and put in my servers. Finally!! I have a working internet connection in Suse 8. Just don't know what some of us would do without this list. I know many wouldn't be running Suse. Thank You All ! Uhhhh.. Do I dare run SuSEconfig ???? Will it undo all of my handwork?? And if it does, what do I do in the future for apps that Yast installs? Ben, You suggested that I set up WVdial. Also tried that before I went to Kppp. Won't work. Not that important now that I have Kppp running but if you would like to help I would appreciate it. Here is my wvdial.conf: [Dialer Defaults] Area Code = Country = YaST2 configured = 1 Password = ( not shown) Baud = 115200 Load Predefined Prefix = None Product = Init1 = ATZ Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0 Init3 = Provider = sanctum.com Auto DNS = 0 Phone = *70,8497152 Tonline = 0 Modem = /dev/modem Modem Name = Dial Command = ATDT Idle Seconds = 600 Compuserve = 0 Modem Type = Analog Modem Ask Password = 0 Username = rnr Stupid Mode = 1 Force Address = 64.58.216.20 DialMessage1 = ISDN = 0 DialMessage2 = Homepage = When I invoke wvdial.tcl I get this message: bob@linux:~> wvdial.tcl Error in startup script: expected integer but got "-" (database entry for "-font" in widget ".top17.fra17.men28") invoked from within "menubutton $base.fra17.men28 -menu .top17.fra17.men28.m -padx 6 -pady 3 -text "Datei "" (procedure "vTclWindow.top17" line 21) invoked from within "vTclWindow.top17 .top17 " ("eval" body line 1) invoked from within "eval "vTclWindow$name $newname $rest"" ("show" arm line 7) invoked from within "switch $cmd { show { if {$exists == "1" && $name != "."} {wm deiconify $name; return} if {[info procs vTclWindow(pre)$..." (procedure "Window" line 14) invoked from within "Window show .top17" (file "/usr/bin/wvdial.tcl" line 1234) bob@linux:~>
On Thu, 27 Jun 2002 17:50:05 -0700 "R. Stia" <rnr@sanctum.com> wrote:
Many thanks to all who tried to help,Basil,Sylvanus,& zentara, especially Ben and tabanna who put me on the right track for resolv.conf Mine was empty. Hand edited and put in my servers. Finally!! I have a working internet connection in Suse 8. Just don't know what some of us would do without this list. I know many wouldn't be running Suse. Thank You All !
Uhhhh.. Do I dare run SuSEconfig ???? Will it undo all of my handwork?? And if it does, what do I do in the future for apps that Yast installs?
I don't know how it's handled in Suse8.0, but in 7.2 and earlier, you need to watch out for Modify_Resolv_Conf_Dynamically in the system configuration file. Set it to "no", or it may wipe your resolv.conf out. -- use Perl; #powerful programmable prestidigitation
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