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kppp is part of the kdenetwork rpm. Make sure you have installed kde network.

Try [code:1]rpm -q kdenetwork[/code:1] to query whether it is installed.

Some distro's don't include kppp in kdenetwork, but in a seperate package like kdenetwork-kppp (at least SuSE does this).

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Original von danieln

Hi,

I'm pretty new on this.

I used to use the kppp on earlier KDEs, but after installing mandrake 9.1, there seem to don't have any kppp on my computer!

I'm lost, pls help!!! :oops:

Have a look at your installation CD or DVD and it may be included in it, and that maybe its just that you have not installed it yet. Or your PATH could maybe not be set. If you have locate installed just type in locate kppp and see if it finds it.

Good luck