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Justin Ashworth wrote:
> 
>   I can't seem to get user PPP to detect when the remote machine
> initiates a PPP connection. At the moment, I'm just trying to log in
> manually.

see the MAN page! /s!
 
>   Another thing...I've been working a chat script to automate my login
> process but can't figure out how to send a text string with a space in
> it. Chat interprets the space as the start of the next thing to look for.