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I have been using other distributions and they all come with pptp client on /usr/sbin/pptp
Is there a way to install Fedora with a built in pptp? Because i have installed without pptp and i can't install anything without acess to the internet, my connection to the provider is a pptp vpn with authentication...
Please help me install pptp... I cannot install anything new in Fedora because it starts to look over the internet and i have no connection yet.
I have been using other distributions and they all come with pptp client on /usr/sbin/pptp
Is there a way to install Fedora with a built in pptp? Because i have installed without pptp and i can't install anything without acess to the internet, my connection to the provider is a pptp vpn with authentication...
Please help me install pptp... I cannot install anything new in Fedora because it starts to look over the internet and i have no connection yet.
Can't you download an RPM onto a USB key from the computer you're posting from?
look, i used this method on opensuse to create a connection script, but till now i can't find the "pptp" command in fedora. i have installed the package pptp-release... but the only file i found is a pptpd in /usr/local/sbin that not works.
these are the instructions i have:
1. Check that you have pptp client ( usually at /usr/sbin/pptp ).
locate pptp
If the path is different, please update it in cablestart file, instead of /usr/sbin/pptp .
2. Update your pap-secrets file with your favorite editor:
vi /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
"username " "ISP IP or host server here" "password"
3. Update your resolv.conf file with your favorite editor:
vi /etc/ppp/resolv.conf
nameserver 217.22.112.7 --> ISP DNS
nameserver 217.22.113.251 -> ISP DNS
4. create cablestart and cablestop scripts, and save them in /usr/sbin/ directory.
How do i install this? rpm -i ?
But its a shame that older distributions have already the pptp and fedora that was released yesterday doesn't have...
I've just installed F7 and it has an OpenVPN (PPTP) client built in. I've just looked it up and it's called NetworkManager-openvpn. Presumably you will need NetworkManager too. Have a look for it on the DVD or download it from another machine if you can.
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