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if GKdial is a frontend then it will be there in its properties somewhere, you don't have to edit its configuration file because it is made to edit that configuration file .
Doing everything as root with M0 L0 in the pppscript file or just M instead of M0 L0:
GKdial runs /usr/bin/pon and the modem volume is loud when it connects.
pon at the command prompt doesn't work, it wants more parameters, but pon ispname works at the command line (volume still loud). poff works at the command line.
At the command prompt ppp-go makes the connection silently.
I put /usr/sbin/ppp-go in the GKdial conneciton command window and it didn't work.
How do I make a silent connection with GKDial? Why would it be silent with ppp-go, but not with pon from GKDial?
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