Re: Marinetti MS-CHAP Help!

["Geoff Weiss" <geoff.weiss@a2central.com.remove-uoz-this>]

  To: Polymorph
Your conclusion is flawed.  The only way to conclude that Tool128 could be bad
 is if you were running GSBug and verifying that the returned data did not
generate the correct results.  The source and documentation for Tool128 is
publicly available (Google: hashtool iigs) so it is very easy to verify if it
is doing anything wrong.

You should be troubleshooting Marinetti to find out why CHAP ON is failing.
Again, GSBug will help with this.  The culprit may be some other system
extension or application stepping on memory it shouldn't be using.

Geoff

> On Apr 4, 10:16 am, "Polymorph" <polymorp...@hotmail.com> wrote:
 > > I'll give it another go, and also have a chat to Andrew later in the
 > > week during our weekly IRC "get-together"..  :-)
 > 
 > Well, I have attempted a few more times and I think I have come to the
 > conclusion that Tool128 does not seem to be working as advertised. The
 > reason I say this is because as soon as I put "CHAP ON" in my PPP
 > script, the script dies at that point. I have confirmed this by using
 > the BEEP command directly after the CHAP ON (I never hear a beep) and
 > also by putting CHAP ON as the first entry in the script (script dies
 > straight away).
 > 
 > So, I'm going to need some expert advice on why my Tool128 is not
 > working. I simply extracted it (and Tool129) using GSShrink into
 > "System:Tools" on the boot partition of my CFFA, but it would seem
 > that it is not being recognised. After extraction I have Tool128 being
 > 13K and dated 3-Jun-04, and Tool129 being 2.5K and dated 25-Aug-02.
 > 
 > Could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
 > 
 > thanks,
 > -p
 > 
 > 
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