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Fatal error when creating outgoing PPP connection

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kralj

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Sep 12, 2007
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Hi,

I was creating an outgoing PPP connection (Automatic Dialup) with PPP Manager in Morning Star (SCO Open Server 5.06). At some point (during modifications in Advanced Timeout Parameters) I exited with Ctrl+C. When I try to set outgoing PPP after that, I get the following error:
Code:
Fatal error: (vTcl interp) Failed reading Receive Msg length - Unknown error(vTc
l interp) No Server Connection - missing VtOpen ?
Error Information logged to: /tmp/tclerror.2075.log

Log /tmp/tclerror.2075.log cointains the following:
Code:
Uncaught error in Tcl program: scoadmin:
(vTcl interp) Failed reading Receive Msg length - Unknown error(vTcl interp) No 
Server Connection - missing VtOpen ?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Error code = NONE
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(vTcl interp) Failed reading Receive Msg length - Unknown error
    while executing
"Vt${type}Dialog $wsMain.${caller}message  -message $str  -ok -help  -okCallback
 $okCB"
    invoked from within
"set box [Vt${type}Dialog $wsMain.${caller}message  -message $str  -ok -help  -o
kCallback $okCB]..."
    (procedure "UIDialog" line 3)
    invoked from within
"UIDialog Error $caller $str $okCB"
    (procedure "UIError" line 2)
    invoked from within
"UIError $caller $str"
    invoked from within
.
.
.

There's more (looks like some kind of a shell script).

Please, I need some help with this.
Thanks in advance.

Regards...
Matija Kralj
 

I have an additional question, so if anybody knows, I would be most grateful.

In which file(s) does the above mentioned PPP Manager writes out its setup information. I've found /etc/ppphosts (and /etc/pppfilters, maybe). I would like to clear them and start all over. Would that solve my above mentioned problem.

Thanks.

Matija Kralj.
 
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