Penggy me demande de configurer le cgf... mai
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g tout bien configuré les cgf etc et quand je lance la commande en root penggy pour me connecter il me dit qu'il n'a pas trouvé le screen name alors que g tout configuré
linux c bien mais j'lai installé ya 2 jours resultat : 1 journee pour trouver comment installer mon modem et là je rame
linux c bien mais j'lai installé ya 2 jours resultat : 1 journee pour trouver comment installer mon modem et là je rame
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Salut,
Peut tu nous copier le fichier de configuration de penggy, sans les commentaire si possible
la commande "grep ^[^#] /etc/penggy/penggy.cfg" devrait faire ça sans probleme si ton fichier de configuration et bien dans /etc/penggy/ sinon addapte
Comme je suppose que tu te connecter via windows (vu que penggy marche pas :p )
je te conseil de rediriger la sortie vers un fichier puor y acceder de windows ensuite...
# cd /mnt/ta_partoche_windows
# grep ^[^#] /etc/penggy/penggy.cfg > penggy_conf.txt
voili voilou, @++
Peut tu nous copier le fichier de configuration de penggy, sans les commentaire si possible
la commande "grep ^[^#] /etc/penggy/penggy.cfg" devrait faire ça sans probleme si ton fichier de configuration et bien dans /etc/penggy/ sinon addapte
Comme je suppose que tu te connecter via windows (vu que penggy marche pas :p )
je te conseil de rediriger la sortie vers un fichier puor y acceder de windows ensuite...
# cd /mnt/ta_partoche_windows
# grep ^[^#] /etc/penggy/penggy.cfg > penggy_conf.txt
voili voilou, @++
"Si c'est stupide et que ça marche,
alors ce n'est pas stupide"
voila g pas precisé que j'avait aol adsl avec une mandrake 9.2
## WELCOME TO PENGGY
## -----------------
##
## This is a sample configuration file for Penggy.
##
## The general format is lines with parameter = value pairs.
## Lines starting with a hash mark (``#'') and empty lines are ignored.
##
## This default Penggy config file shows what the defaults for
## various options are. If you don't need to change a
## default option, you needn't uncomment the line.
##
## Most of these paramaters can be overidden from the command line.
## Try penggy --help for more information
## GENERAL OPTIONS, useful for everybody
## --------------------------------------------------------------------
## Parameter: access_method
## Type: string
## Possible values: modem, tcpip, cable, dsl
## Description: sets the type of device used for connecting
## Default: modem
##
## Cable and DSL are not really implemented yet.
## If you have that kind of connection device, you should use tcpip instead.
##
# access_method = tcpip
## Parameter: protocol
## Type: string
## Possible values: p3, l2tp
## Description: Sets the protocol used for communicating
## Default: p3
##
## L2TP (also known as FLAP on AOL) is the new protocol used by AOL software
## its support isn't implemented yet. Don't change it.
##
# protocol = p3
## Parameter: interface_type
## Type: string
## Possible values: tun
## Description: sets the interface type.
## Default: tun
##
## Only tun is currently supported. This option is only here for the future.
##
# interface_type = tun
## Parameter: interface_name
## Type: string
## Description: sets the created interface's name.
## No default
##
## Default is to reserve the first tun interface available and it's a good
## choice.
##
# interface_name = tun0
## Parameter: secret_file
## Type: path
## Description: sets the file where your passwords are stored
## Default: /etc/penggy/aol-secrets
##
## Change this only if you really want to store your passwords elsewhere.
##
# secret_file = /etc/penggy/aol-secrets
## Parameter: screen_name
## Type: string
## Description: sets the screen-name to be used for connection
## No default
##
## This option is used to tell penggy to connect on this screen name.
## You really need to change this parameter or pass it at the command line
## prompt, or penggy will complain about not having any screen name to
## connect as.
##
# screen_name = là j'ai mis mon pseudo
## Parameter: auto_reconnect
## Type: boolean
## Description: enable autoreconnection.
## Default: false
##
## If you set this option to true, penggy will automatically reconnect
## when it detects you were cut off.
##
# auto_reconnect = true
## Parameter: reconnect_delay
## Type: integer
## Description: sets the delay between reconnections.
## Default: 5
##
## This option will have no effect if autoreconnection is disabled.
## If set it to >0, penggy will wait this amount of time (in seconds)
## before attempting a new connection.
##
# reconnect_delay = 30
## Parameter: daemon
## Type: boolean
## Description: enables daemon mode, runs penggy in the background.
## Default: false
##
## If this option is set to true, penggy will work in the background
## and output will be done in (see syslogd(8) for more information).
## To end penggy you need to kill it with a :
## kill `cat /var/run/penggy.pid`
##
# daemon = true
## Parameter: debug_level
## Type: integer
## Possible values: 0 to 10
## Description: sets the verbosity level of the debug.
## Default: 0
##
## This option is probably only useful to developers.
##
# debug_level = 5
## Parameter: set_dns
## Type: boolean
## Description: set the when connected.
## Default: true
##
## The default(true) is to write the dns file (see resolv.conf(5) for more
## information) according to what the server gives.
## If you don't want this behavior (ex: you have your own DNS server), set
## this option to false.
##
# set_dns = false
## Parameter: pid_file
## Type: path
## Description: set the PID file to create.
## Default: /var/run/penggy.pid
##
## This is the file where penggy stores its current PID.
## Keeping the default is a good idea.
##
# pid_file = /foo/bar/penggy.pid
## Parameter: ip_up_script
## Type: path
## Description: set the script automatically called when IP is up.
## Default: /etc/penggy/ip-up
##
## This shell script is executed when IP tunneling is started.
## It may be useful to edit this script to change firewall rules or whatever.
## This script is also reponsible for making the connection up
## and setting the routing table, so very be careful when editing it.
##
# ip_up_script = /foo/bar/ip-up
## Parameter: ip_down_script
## Type: path
## Description: set the script automaticly called when IP is down.
## Default: /etc/penggy/ip-down
##
## As ip-up but when the connection ends.
##
# ip_down_script = /foo/bar/ip-down
## MODEM OPTIONS, only useful if you are using a modem to connect
## --------------------------------------------------------------------
## Parameter: modem_device
## Type: path
## Description: sets the serial device to use for the modem.
## Default: /dev/modem
##
## The default is probably good if /dev/modem is a link to your real serial
## device your modem is attached to. Otherwise change this parameter.
##
# modem_device = /dev/ttyS0
## Parameter: lock_path
## Type: path
## Description: sets path where locking files are stored
## Default: /var/lock on Linux
## /var/spool/locks on Solaris
## /var/spool/lock on others
##
## The default is what is used on Linux, other platforms should change this
## according to your platform policy.
##
# lock_path = /foo/bar
## Parameter: rtscts
## Type: boolean
## Description: enable hardware flow control.
## Default: true
##
## Nearly all modems support hardware flow control, so you don't want to change
## this parameter, unless you really have a good reason.
##
# rtscts = false
## Parameter: initstr1
## Type: string
## Description: sets the primary initialization string sent to the modem.
## Default: ATZ
##
## Hayes command to initialize the modem, keeping ATZ as primary init string
## is probably a good idea, you can complete with other string if you need.
## This command mustn't be longer than 58 bytes.
## Comonly used strings:
## M0 Speaker always disabled
## M1 Speaker enabled during connection
## M2 Speaker always enabled
## M3 Speaker enabled while connected
## L0 Set speaker at a very low volume (or muted)
## L1 Set speaker at a low volume
## L2 Set speaker at a normal volume
## L3 Set speaker at a high volume
## Q1 Ask modem to send responses (mandatory for penggy)
## X3 Do not add dial tone detection
## X4 Add dial tone detection (should be the default)
## V1 Set modem output to alphanumeric
## (alphanumeric output is mandatory for penggy)
## &F Set your modem in factory default (this is a good idea to add
## this command if you can't connect with ATZ)
## &Exxxx Set _ISDN_ MSN number (first 4 digits of your phone number)
##
## This commands are just here as example, they might not work on your
## modem.
##
# initstr1 = ATZ
## Parameter: initstr[2-9]
## Type: string
## Description: sets other initialization strings.
## No default
##
## Other Hayes commands to init the modem (see above).
##
# initstr2 = AT&F
# initstr3 = AT&E1234
# initstr4 =
# initstr5 =
# initstr6 =
# initstr7 =
# initstr8 =
# initstr9 =
## Parameter: dialstr
## Type: string
## Description: sets the string used to dial.
## Default: ATDT
##
## Do not change this parameter if you don't know what it is.
##
# dialstr = ATDP
## Parameter: dial_prefix
## Type: string
## Description: sets a prefix to dial before the number to get a dial tone.
## No default
##
## You may need a prefix to get an external line. This parameter
## will be used for this.
## Do not forget to add a colon if you need a pause (which is likely)
## You may also have to use the 'W' letter to wait for a second dial tone
##
# dial_prefix = 0,
## Parameter: phonetab
## Type: path
## Description: sets the file where phone numbers will be searched.
## Default: /etc/penggy/phonetab
##
## This is the first phone number penggy will try to connect to.
## You can complete with more, in case this one fails, with parameters
## phone[1-5].
##
# phonetab = /foo/bar/phonetab
## Parameter: line_speed
## Type: integer
## Possible values: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
## Description: Sets the speed of your serial port.
## Default: 115200
##
## This is the speed of your serial device (do not confuse it with the
## speed of the connection). The default is probably good if you have
## a recent computer.
## Depending on your hardware and system, 230400 and 460800 may work.
##
# line_speed = 57600
## Parameter: dial_retry
## Type: integer
## Description: The number of times to dial the same number before considering
## it as dead.
## Default: 3
##
## This parameter describes how many times penggy will dial the same phone number
## before considering it as dead.
## NB : if autoreconnection is enabled, penggy will try again, after having
## waited for the reconnect_delay.
##
# dial_retry = 1
## Parameter: retry_delay
## Type: integer
## Description: The number of seconds to wait after an unsuccessful dialing.
## Default: 0
##
## In case of a failed dialing, penggy will wait this amount of times (in seconds)
## before retrying the phone number.
##
# retry_delay = 3
## TCP/IP OPTIONS, useful if you use tcpip, dsl or cable
## -------------------------------------------------------------------
## Parameter: aol_host
## Type: string
## Description: Sets the host to contact for a TCP/IP connection.
## Default: AmericaOnline.aol.com
##
## Use cs.access.compuserve.com if your provider CompuServe
##
# aol_host = cs.access.compuserve.com
## Parameter: aol_port
## Type: integer
## Description: Sets the port used to contact host for a TCP/IP connection.
## Default: 5190
##
## Default is for AOL, use 5191 for CompuServe. Nevertheless port from 5190 to
## 5192 should work
##
# aol_port = 5191
## WELCOME TO PENGGY
## -----------------
##
## This is a sample configuration file for Penggy.
##
## The general format is lines with parameter = value pairs.
## Lines starting with a hash mark (``#'') and empty lines are ignored.
##
## This default Penggy config file shows what the defaults for
## various options are. If you don't need to change a
## default option, you needn't uncomment the line.
##
## Most of these paramaters can be overidden from the command line.
## Try penggy --help for more information
## GENERAL OPTIONS, useful for everybody
## --------------------------------------------------------------------
## Parameter: access_method
## Type: string
## Possible values: modem, tcpip, cable, dsl
## Description: sets the type of device used for connecting
## Default: modem
##
## Cable and DSL are not really implemented yet.
## If you have that kind of connection device, you should use tcpip instead.
##
# access_method = tcpip
## Parameter: protocol
## Type: string
## Possible values: p3, l2tp
## Description: Sets the protocol used for communicating
## Default: p3
##
## L2TP (also known as FLAP on AOL) is the new protocol used by AOL software
## its support isn't implemented yet. Don't change it.
##
# protocol = p3
## Parameter: interface_type
## Type: string
## Possible values: tun
## Description: sets the interface type.
## Default: tun
##
## Only tun is currently supported. This option is only here for the future.
##
# interface_type = tun
## Parameter: interface_name
## Type: string
## Description: sets the created interface's name.
## No default
##
## Default is to reserve the first tun interface available and it's a good
## choice.
##
# interface_name = tun0
## Parameter: secret_file
## Type: path
## Description: sets the file where your passwords are stored
## Default: /etc/penggy/aol-secrets
##
## Change this only if you really want to store your passwords elsewhere.
##
# secret_file = /etc/penggy/aol-secrets
## Parameter: screen_name
## Type: string
## Description: sets the screen-name to be used for connection
## No default
##
## This option is used to tell penggy to connect on this screen name.
## You really need to change this parameter or pass it at the command line
## prompt, or penggy will complain about not having any screen name to
## connect as.
##
# screen_name = là j'ai mis mon pseudo
## Parameter: auto_reconnect
## Type: boolean
## Description: enable autoreconnection.
## Default: false
##
## If you set this option to true, penggy will automatically reconnect
## when it detects you were cut off.
##
# auto_reconnect = true
## Parameter: reconnect_delay
## Type: integer
## Description: sets the delay between reconnections.
## Default: 5
##
## This option will have no effect if autoreconnection is disabled.
## If set it to >0, penggy will wait this amount of time (in seconds)
## before attempting a new connection.
##
# reconnect_delay = 30
## Parameter: daemon
## Type: boolean
## Description: enables daemon mode, runs penggy in the background.
## Default: false
##
## If this option is set to true, penggy will work in the background
## and output will be done in (see syslogd(8) for more information).
## To end penggy you need to kill it with a :
## kill `cat /var/run/penggy.pid`
##
# daemon = true
## Parameter: debug_level
## Type: integer
## Possible values: 0 to 10
## Description: sets the verbosity level of the debug.
## Default: 0
##
## This option is probably only useful to developers.
##
# debug_level = 5
## Parameter: set_dns
## Type: boolean
## Description: set the when connected.
## Default: true
##
## The default(true) is to write the dns file (see resolv.conf(5) for more
## information) according to what the server gives.
## If you don't want this behavior (ex: you have your own DNS server), set
## this option to false.
##
# set_dns = false
## Parameter: pid_file
## Type: path
## Description: set the PID file to create.
## Default: /var/run/penggy.pid
##
## This is the file where penggy stores its current PID.
## Keeping the default is a good idea.
##
# pid_file = /foo/bar/penggy.pid
## Parameter: ip_up_script
## Type: path
## Description: set the script automatically called when IP is up.
## Default: /etc/penggy/ip-up
##
## This shell script is executed when IP tunneling is started.
## It may be useful to edit this script to change firewall rules or whatever.
## This script is also reponsible for making the connection up
## and setting the routing table, so very be careful when editing it.
##
# ip_up_script = /foo/bar/ip-up
## Parameter: ip_down_script
## Type: path
## Description: set the script automaticly called when IP is down.
## Default: /etc/penggy/ip-down
##
## As ip-up but when the connection ends.
##
# ip_down_script = /foo/bar/ip-down
## MODEM OPTIONS, only useful if you are using a modem to connect
## --------------------------------------------------------------------
## Parameter: modem_device
## Type: path
## Description: sets the serial device to use for the modem.
## Default: /dev/modem
##
## The default is probably good if /dev/modem is a link to your real serial
## device your modem is attached to. Otherwise change this parameter.
##
# modem_device = /dev/ttyS0
## Parameter: lock_path
## Type: path
## Description: sets path where locking files are stored
## Default: /var/lock on Linux
## /var/spool/locks on Solaris
## /var/spool/lock on others
##
## The default is what is used on Linux, other platforms should change this
## according to your platform policy.
##
# lock_path = /foo/bar
## Parameter: rtscts
## Type: boolean
## Description: enable hardware flow control.
## Default: true
##
## Nearly all modems support hardware flow control, so you don't want to change
## this parameter, unless you really have a good reason.
##
# rtscts = false
## Parameter: initstr1
## Type: string
## Description: sets the primary initialization string sent to the modem.
## Default: ATZ
##
## Hayes command to initialize the modem, keeping ATZ as primary init string
## is probably a good idea, you can complete with other string if you need.
## This command mustn't be longer than 58 bytes.
## Comonly used strings:
## M0 Speaker always disabled
## M1 Speaker enabled during connection
## M2 Speaker always enabled
## M3 Speaker enabled while connected
## L0 Set speaker at a very low volume (or muted)
## L1 Set speaker at a low volume
## L2 Set speaker at a normal volume
## L3 Set speaker at a high volume
## Q1 Ask modem to send responses (mandatory for penggy)
## X3 Do not add dial tone detection
## X4 Add dial tone detection (should be the default)
## V1 Set modem output to alphanumeric
## (alphanumeric output is mandatory for penggy)
## &F Set your modem in factory default (this is a good idea to add
## this command if you can't connect with ATZ)
## &Exxxx Set _ISDN_ MSN number (first 4 digits of your phone number)
##
## This commands are just here as example, they might not work on your
## modem.
##
# initstr1 = ATZ
## Parameter: initstr[2-9]
## Type: string
## Description: sets other initialization strings.
## No default
##
## Other Hayes commands to init the modem (see above).
##
# initstr2 = AT&F
# initstr3 = AT&E1234
# initstr4 =
# initstr5 =
# initstr6 =
# initstr7 =
# initstr8 =
# initstr9 =
## Parameter: dialstr
## Type: string
## Description: sets the string used to dial.
## Default: ATDT
##
## Do not change this parameter if you don't know what it is.
##
# dialstr = ATDP
## Parameter: dial_prefix
## Type: string
## Description: sets a prefix to dial before the number to get a dial tone.
## No default
##
## You may need a prefix to get an external line. This parameter
## will be used for this.
## Do not forget to add a colon if you need a pause (which is likely)
## You may also have to use the 'W' letter to wait for a second dial tone
##
# dial_prefix = 0,
## Parameter: phonetab
## Type: path
## Description: sets the file where phone numbers will be searched.
## Default: /etc/penggy/phonetab
##
## This is the first phone number penggy will try to connect to.
## You can complete with more, in case this one fails, with parameters
## phone[1-5].
##
# phonetab = /foo/bar/phonetab
## Parameter: line_speed
## Type: integer
## Possible values: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
## Description: Sets the speed of your serial port.
## Default: 115200
##
## This is the speed of your serial device (do not confuse it with the
## speed of the connection). The default is probably good if you have
## a recent computer.
## Depending on your hardware and system, 230400 and 460800 may work.
##
# line_speed = 57600
## Parameter: dial_retry
## Type: integer
## Description: The number of times to dial the same number before considering
## it as dead.
## Default: 3
##
## This parameter describes how many times penggy will dial the same phone number
## before considering it as dead.
## NB : if autoreconnection is enabled, penggy will try again, after having
## waited for the reconnect_delay.
##
# dial_retry = 1
## Parameter: retry_delay
## Type: integer
## Description: The number of seconds to wait after an unsuccessful dialing.
## Default: 0
##
## In case of a failed dialing, penggy will wait this amount of times (in seconds)
## before retrying the phone number.
##
# retry_delay = 3
## TCP/IP OPTIONS, useful if you use tcpip, dsl or cable
## -------------------------------------------------------------------
## Parameter: aol_host
## Type: string
## Description: Sets the host to contact for a TCP/IP connection.
## Default: AmericaOnline.aol.com
##
## Use cs.access.compuserve.com if your provider CompuServe
##
# aol_host = cs.access.compuserve.com
## Parameter: aol_port
## Type: integer
## Description: Sets the port used to contact host for a TCP/IP connection.
## Default: 5190
##
## Default is for AOL, use 5191 for CompuServe. Nevertheless port from 5190 to
## 5192 should work
##
# aol_port = 5191
Salut,
## Lines starting with a hash mark (``#'') and empty lines are ignored.
C'est la raison pour la quelle je te demandais toute les lignes non-commentées :o)
Il faut que tu enleves les # devant les lignes que tu as modifié...
toute celle qui ont un diese au debut, ne sont pas lu au demarrage de penggy :o)
@+
## Lines starting with a hash mark (``#'') and empty lines are ignored.
C'est la raison pour la quelle je te demandais toute les lignes non-commentées :o)
Il faut que tu enleves les # devant les lignes que tu as modifié...
toute celle qui ont un diese au debut, ne sont pas lu au demarrage de penggy :o)
@+
"Si c'est stupide et que ça marche,
alors ce n'est pas stupide"
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## Lines starting with a hash mark (``#'') and empty lines are ignored.
C'était surtout marqué noir sur blanc.
Patapi Biribibi Rabada dada
Dada dada !!
C'était surtout marqué noir sur blanc.
Patapi Biribibi Rabada dada
Dada dada !!
maintenant que c reglé g un autre probleme quand je lance la connexion il me dit :
resolution cs.access.compuserve.com: host name lookup failure
et il ressaye de se connecter
si qq a une idee merci
resolution cs.access.compuserve.com: host name lookup failure
et il ressaye de se connecter
si qq a une idee merci
message d'erreur exacte STP
parceque screenname not found
a priori tu vecu lancer penggy en mode graphique (ca existe ?)
et tu n'a pas ouvert l'ecran aux utilisateurs externes ni exporter son adresse
si toto est logué sous X il doit liberer l'acces a l'ecran
>xhost +
puis tout utilisateur voulant y acceder doit exporter l'adresse de l'ecran sur lequel il veut envoyer ses fenetres
>export DISPLAY=localhost:0 (meme machine)
>export DISPLAY=IP.IP.IP.IP:0 (machine distante)
>PUISALORSSEULEMENTLANCERLACOMMANDE
j'ai utilisé penggy aussi mais sans mode graphique
peut etre que c'est ça le probleme mais comme on a pas le message exacte....
autre chose Castor tu nous donne ton fichier origine on s'en fou ca sert a rien c'est ton fichier configure qui pourrait nous aider a corriger ton probleme
parceque screenname not found
a priori tu vecu lancer penggy en mode graphique (ca existe ?)
et tu n'a pas ouvert l'ecran aux utilisateurs externes ni exporter son adresse
si toto est logué sous X il doit liberer l'acces a l'ecran
>xhost +
puis tout utilisateur voulant y acceder doit exporter l'adresse de l'ecran sur lequel il veut envoyer ses fenetres
>export DISPLAY=localhost:0 (meme machine)
>export DISPLAY=IP.IP.IP.IP:0 (machine distante)
>PUISALORSSEULEMENTLANCERLACOMMANDE
j'ai utilisé penggy aussi mais sans mode graphique
peut etre que c'est ça le probleme mais comme on a pas le message exacte....
autre chose Castor tu nous donne ton fichier origine on s'en fou ca sert a rien c'est ton fichier configure qui pourrait nous aider a corriger ton probleme
