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ISP login problem

My ISP has a "connection agent" by which I enter my username and password to access the internet. They were kind enough to launch a linux version.

The problem is that my ISP claims that the daemon(sifyd) and connection software (sifyconnect) can be run by non-root users. However when I launch the daemon as a non-root user, it starts using 100% CPU and the connection software does not work. (It simply exits without giving any error message and I remain disconnected from the net)

Is this one of the Slackware permission issues? How can I solve this problem?

have u checked ur log from

/var/log/messages

regards

I searched for the word "sify" in /var/log/messages and found nothing. Is there something else I should look for?

as soon as u try to connect toi internet

then run

tail /var/log/messages

this will give u the last log

regards

I did a "tail /var/log/messages" just after I ran siyfd. This was the output:

Code:

Feb 16 10:44:32 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 11:04:32 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 11:24:32 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 11:44:33 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 12:04:33 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 12:24:33 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 12:44:33 ranjan404 -- MARK --

Feb 16 12:45:28 ranjan404 kernel: sr0: CDROM not ready.  Make sure there is a disc in the drive.

Feb 16 12:45:28 ranjan404 kernel: sr0: CDROM not ready.  Make sure there is a disc in the drive.

Feb 16 13:04:33 ranjan404 -- MARK --

The time currently is 1:17PM. So I guess that means there is nothing in /var/log/messages, right?