Bernd Gehrmann wrote:
> 
> > If the normal user is the owner of the machine, he/she will be
> > the one who has to do the system configuration. kppp, kisdn et al.
> > are ways to make this part of the configuration easier.
> 
> They could make it even easier if they were smart enough to
> use the system's native configuration files instead of
> proprietary crap. In fact, if you already have a chat script
> (as is usually the case at many german universities), then
> using kppp is _more_ difficult than e. g. using Debian's
> ppp-config and copying the chat script into the system
> config.

?? I think you're getting something wrong here. kppp is meant to be
usable especially for those who *don't* want to go trough the trouble
setting up a chat script. If you already have a working chat&pppd
script, that's fine. Why switch ? And don't forget that the
possibilities of chat are quite limited. It can't be used for my
university's server for example.

Harri.