How do I remove a PPPoE Configuration in Ubuntu?

[LazyLion]

I ran pppoeconf when I set it up, but now I want to remove it... I don't need it anymore as I now have the internet coming in direct through the LAN.

 

[wezhira]

is the ppoeconf affecting anything

 

[LazyLion]

is the ppoeconf affecting anything

No, I guess not. I opened my browser and the first time it did not want to connect... but when I opened it again it connected just fine... so I guess I don't need to remove anything. But is it going to try to connect to my old PPPoE settings every time I boot up? Will it hurt anything if I ignore it?

 

[wezhira]

i dont think it will affect anything but if it does you can try remove the ppoeconf package

 

[SecretCode]

can't you just run sudo pppoeconf again? From what I read it should remove connections you don't use.

Failing that you might need to edit /etc/network/interfaces

 

[LazyLion]

can't you just run sudo pppoeconf again? From what I read it should remove connections you don't use.

Failing that you might need to edit /etc/network/interfaces

I did run it again. It just told me it could not find any PPPoE carriers or summat (I guess cos my router is no longer in bridge mode).

 

[sn3rd]

Remember what you named it? It's stored under

/etc/ppp/peers/myconnection

Delete the file.

 

[sn3rd]

can't you just run sudo pppoeconf again? From what I read it should remove connections you don't use.

Failing that you might need to edit /etc/network/interfaces

If you named the connection ppp0, say, then in the /etc/network/interfaces file, you should have a directive like

iface ppp0 inet ppp
provider myconnection

which could be removed too

 

[LazyLion]

Remember what you named it? It's stored under

/etc/ppp/peers/myconnection

Delete the file.

OK, I named it WebAfricaADSL... so I should be able to find that!

Will check tomorrow!

Thanks guys!