yes, by default user:pi is part of the ‘root’ group. ‘sudo’ elevates your permissions to run/edit etc., without actually being logged in as ‘root’ , a liitle bit of protection if you will.
the install script should have built out the directory trees /etc/… chatscripts & ppp. Your home directory has a copy of: chat-connect & disconnect & provider.
pon is a shell script in /usr/bin/ and by default will call /etc/ppp/peers/provider. - So yes, copy from your home to /peers/ like so: ‘sudo cp ~/provider /etc/ppp/peers/’
- this is not normal behavior, something went wrong with the install or maybe the uninstall of reconnect, etc.
because of this missing file check the existence of /etc/chatscripts and copy ‘chat-connect’ & ‘-disconnect’ files there if they don’t exist.
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